LEWL

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[Beret]

kai.

[CubeMelonClock]

Careful with that thing.

[ORLY]

What has science done?!

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aaaaaaaaaaaaa

[GearBoxClock]

How do you play that, that, thing?

[HeinekenClock]

How do you play that, that, thing?

Actually it's composed just like a conventional chess board (white bordering black) except it's shaped differently.

/partypoop

[teh Hamburgler]

K!?

[DigitalLemonClock]

Actually it's composed just like a conventional chess board (white bordering black) except it's shaped differently.

/partypoop

uhm

imagine a tower moving on that board

very conventional

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lewel

[Slurpee]

Actually it's composed just like a conventional chess board (white bordering black) except it's shaped differently.

/partypoop

count the spaces between the pawns dumby

[AirPumpClock]

count the spaces between the pawns dumby

The board is the correct number of spaces across the rows, but the number of columns seems to vary on this board, depending on the column.

A standard chess board is 8 by 8 spaces in size.

EDIT: Oh, it plays a little differently as well.

http://pmburgess.blogspot.com/2006/06/singularity-chess.html

EDIT2: http://www.chessvariants.org/

EDIT3: There's apparently a computer program that lets you play the many different variants of chess, among other games, using special rule files, but it's not free.

http://www.chessvariants.org/programs.dir/zillions/index.html

[DillClock]

that would fuck with your head while trying to play it

[AirPumpClock]

that would fuck with your head while trying to play it

If you think that's bad, try Dragon Chess.

[Flounderpa]

If you think that's bad, try Dragon Chess.

that really fucks with your mind

[AirPumpClock]

that really fucks with your mind

Here's another crazy one:

http://www.chessvariants.org/38.dir/crazy/board.html

There was also a cool one called "Raumschach" or something like that, is was a 5x5x5 3D chess game, pretty similar to regular chess, with the exception of pawns being able to move down for white or up for black, and the "Unicorn" piece.

And can you say, "factions in a chess game"?

http://www.chessvariants.org/unequal.dir/cwda.html

There are three basic (four if you include the standard set as well) piece sets you can always pick from, but others can be picked as well, depending on what seems fit for you and your opponent. The three/four standard ones have been play tested and deemed balanced enough to work in the game. Except for the Nutty Knights' names, which were apparently changed for aesthetic/simplicity reasons.

EDIT: I just noticed, Dragon Chess was invented by the same guy who made Dungeons and Dragons. Interesting.

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kewl