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"Chess with Different Armies" is an asymmetrical chess variant invented by the chess theorist Ralph Betza. In this game, players do not use the standard chess pieces; instead, they select from various themed armies, each composed of unique pieces with entirely different movement capabilities. For ex...
Knightmate is a chess variant created by Bruce Zimov in 1972 and also known as Mate the Knight. It exchanges the royal role of the orthodox king with a knight: a royal knight begins on the king's usual square, while non-royal pieces that move like kings begin on the usual knight squares. Players win...
Grasshopper Chess is a fairy chess variant based on the grasshopper, a nonstandard chess piece. A grasshopper moves along a rank, file, or diagonal by leaping over another piece and landing on the next square beyond it; it cannot move without a piece to pass over. The variant is intended for players...
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