Shatar vs Chess960
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Shatar
Shatar is a traditional Mongolian chess game related to the shatranj family of historical chess. It uses a board and army derived from older forms of chess, with pieces whose movement and naming differ from modern Western chess. A distinctive rule concerns stalemate: the player with no legal move loses rather than drawing or winning, according to commonly documented rules. Shatar is studied by pla...
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Chess960
Introduced by Bobby Fischer in 1996 as Fischer Random Chess, Chess960 retains the standard chessboard and pieces while varying their initial arrangement. The back ranks can take one of 960 legal configurations. Bishops must begin on opposite-colored squares, and the king must stand between the rooks. Both players receive corresponding arrangements, preserving a shared starting position despite the...
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