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Editors: Thanks for fixing this page.
Dane,
Yes, the board can be cut in two. Yes, knights can jump over removed squares just like they jump over occupied squares. I'm not sure what you mean by 'special rule'.
Yes, the board can be cut in two. Yes, knights can jump over removed squares just like they jump over occupied squares. I'm not sure what you mean by 'special rule'.
The Chess Variant Pages has a link to the Tile Chess page. See http://www.chessvariants.org/link2.dir/tile.html.
Jeremy,
When is the deadline for submission to your 45/46 contest?
When is the deadline for submission to your 45/46 contest?
So, would you prefer a Rook+Nightrider to a Marshall? Or a Bishop+Nightrider to a Cardinal?
I'd like to submit the following theme ideas:
- An X-squares contest: The number of squares would be variable, changing during the game. An example would be Tile Chess.
- A 45-piece contest
- A 3-player variant contest
According to The Classified Encyclopedia of Chess Variants (p. 51), Jaime Poniachik invented this game in 1995 under the name 'Banana-Skin Chess'. Editors, please make the appropriate corrections.
I apologize for my error.
Since Scrabble has neither determinism nor perfect information, it seems that removing those elements from chess won't necessarily prevent Scrabblization.
Sorry, (zz038)A. Black, I didn't mean to imply that you personally were looking for a duplicate of chess. The second sentence in my previous comment was an attempt to preemptively answer an anticipated question from some as-yet undetermined 'you'.
Anyway, I believe you can set up a game of 'Chess on a Mass Transit System' on a chessboard or any other sort of game board.
Roshan,
According to Article 8 of the FIDE Laws of Chess:
So, either put the pieces back where they were before you exposed your king, or cancel the game and start over.
According to Article 8 of the FIDE Laws of Chess:
If, during a game, it is found that an illegal move was made, the position shall be reinstated to what it was before the illegal move was made. The game shall then continue by applying the rules of Article 7 to the move replacing the illegal move. If the position cannot be reinstated, the game shall be annulled and a new game played.
So, either put the pieces back where they were before you exposed your king, or cancel the game and start over.
Yes, you could set up a transit system that'd work on a chessboard. If you want a more exact duplicate of chess, you should add 'Restricted' pieces that are only allowed to use specified routes.
A Mook is a Rook that can castle and a Computer is a Rook that cannot castle.
Replace the 'fr/home' in the URL with 'en/home' to get English. Unfortunately, the translation seems to be mechanically produced.
It seems that all the pieces in the ShortRange Project will capture by displacement. Is that a deliberate choice?
Well, someone's thought of a DaVinci chess problem: http://www.neverendingbooks.org/index.php/a-davinci-chess-problem/
Anyone aware of amusing alternate appellations for the other chess pieces? For example, did anyone grow up calling the pawns 'midgets'?
No. A king may never move itself next to the opponent's king. Period.
See the Chess FAQ for more information.
Well, while we're being silly, how about a Carpenter-Bishop mix -- a Carhop? :-)
bryan,
To make an en passant capture, the attacking pawn must be on the opponent's fourth row. Also, if you capture en passant, that is your move -- you don't get a bonus turn. For more information on en passant, see this FAQ page.
Rico,
If it's a draw, then neither player wins and neither player loses. In a tournament game (where a win gets 1 point and a loss gets 0 points), each player would get 1/2 a point for the draw.
If it's a draw, then neither player wins and neither player loses. In a tournament game (where a win gets 1 point and a loss gets 0 points), each player would get 1/2 a point for the draw.
It looks like 'Two Pipe Chess' is so nice, it's listed twice.
In the last sentence, should 'vihop' be 'Bishop'?
Try reading this page on the 50-moves rule: http://www.chessvariants.org/d.chess/50moves.html.
Editors: Maybe there should be a link in the 50-moves paragraph of this Rules of Chess page to the 50-moves FAQ page.
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