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20. January 2007, 12:08:07 Subject: Recycle Chess Wooohooooooooo ! Thank you Fencer, this variant rules ! Talking about rules, here are them in short : A player can capture a piece of his own (except the king), which then becomes part of his stock. When a player has got a piece (or more) in his stock, he can - exactly like in Loop Chess - anytime, in place of a normal move, drop it on any empty square, except the first and last ranks for pawns. One can deliver check or mate in this way. A king can escape a check by capturing one piece of this own. Unlike Loop Chess, all pieces captured to the opponent are removed from play forever. One cannot capture an own pawn en passant ! 20. January 2007, 12:10:08 Subject: Re: Recycle Chess nabla: So you can play moves like 1..Bxb2? Sounds pretty cool. 20. January 2007, 12:13:50 Subject: Re: Recycle Chess  joshi tm: My favorite move is 1. Kxd1  20. January 2007, 12:15:16 Subject: Re: Recycle Chess Fencer: I never heard of this little gem. I should play and get a BKR for tyhe game. |
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