Gothic Chess isn't my bag, but I noticed that the House Of Staunton is selling a wooden Gothic set (big bucks, not a cheap set!). Unless I'm misreading the information, the stated price is just for the set, not including the board. It's not clear to me if the set's in stock; It might be a special order item.
http://www.houseofstaunton.com/gothicchess.html
Originally posted by Red NightFrom what I understand, the only difference is the initial positions of the two "new" pieces, and the fact that Capablanca Chess is completely free, while Gothic Chess is "licensed" (meaning that the "inventor" of Gothic Chess wants to make money off of it).
How is Gothic chess different from capablanca chess?