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Sam has closed his piano and gone to bed ... now we can talk about the real stuff of life ... love, liberty and games such as
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15. Mars 2003, 23:08:04
juangrande 
Sujet: Re: Value of Janus
Thanks, I'll have to take a closer look at the value of the Archbishop (Janus). In the article, the author makes a cryptic comment about "adding an extra parameter" to account for the fact that the Archbishop can perform an unassisted mate of a lone King. I have to agree with you that my playing experience is that the Archbishop is definitely weaker than the Queen, although I think the Archbishop may be stronger in closed positions (just like the Knight is stronger in closed positions than the Bishop and sometimes even a Rook).

I've already asked for Omega Chess and Gothic Chess and provided Fencer with the URLs explaining the rules, setup, etc. It might still be worth anyone else mentioning it again to him in order to show that there is more than just one interested person. It appears lots of people are playing Janus Chess and I think lots would play Omega and Gothic Chess as well. So, show your support for Omega and Gothic Chess by sending Fencer another note! :-)

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