Originally posted by the dominatorDidn't somebody already do this? It's a "new" way to play chess, and the piece you are talking about already has a name.
me and my mate, played a game of chess on sunday. . . .he isnt very good (bless his poor soul)
eventually i became bored of thrashing him, so i made up a new rule,
the queen can play a knights move, try it. Its quite fun, and the game seems to go quite quick!
I can't think of the name, right now. I want to say the "chancellor" or the "countess" but I don't think either one of those is correct.
Originally posted by the dominatorThat idea is nothing new under the sun.
me and my mate, played a game of chess on sunday. . . .he isnt very good (bless his poor soul)
eventually i became bored of thrashing him, so i made up a new rule,
the queen can play a knights move, try it. Its quite fun, and the game seems to go quite quick!
Originally posted by Shanshu311Try looking under "fairy chess".
Didn't somebody already do this? It's a "new" way to play chess, and the piece you are talking about already has a name.
I can't think of the name, right now. I want to say the "chancellor" or the "countess" but I don't think either one of those is correct.
Originally posted by the dominatorloOl, it has happened to me before, i was playing against a friend, and he thought the queen could do everything! moves like a Knight!
me and my mate, played a game of chess on sunday. . . .he isnt very good (bless his poor soul)
eventually i became bored of thrashing him, so i made up a new rule,
the queen can play a knights move, try it. Its quite fun, and the game seems to go quite quick!
He was getting his ass kicked, till now i have a feeling that he knows that queens cannot play knight moves, maybe just to give an excuse to his friends 😛
Originally posted by Shanshu311Is it not called the "amazon"?
Didn't somebody already do this? It's a "new" way to play chess, and the piece you are talking about already has a name.
I can't think of the name, right now. I want to say the "chancellor" or the "countess" but I don't think either one of those is correct.