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Introduction

What is your game's background, history, or inspiration? How does it relate to other games?

Setup

If your game does not use exactly the same pieces, board, and setup as Chess, please provide a diagram in the form of a single graphic image. You may do this without uploading anything by using the Diagram Designer or by creating an Interactive Diagram. Please do not use ASCII art to display a diagram.

Pieces

Please describe the name and powers of each piece, and please display an image of each piece that matches those used in your diagram. If you use the Diagram Designer, you can copy the addresses from the piece images displayed there and use them here.

Rules

You may assume a working knowledge of Chess and just explain how your game differs from Chess. But if you do, please be sure to say that it follows the rules of Chess except for the following differences. You don't have to describe piece movement here if you have already done that above.

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