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What is the purpose of this form of chess? Who invented it and does it aid in playing standard chess, how so?
Darth_Sidious
Check out The Free Move group.
http://www.chess.com/groups/home/the-free-move-960-chess-fisher-random
The purpose is to think "out-of-the-box" so to say. Instead of using standard book openings and lines, it goes more towards strategy.
Bobby Fisher is credited with it, now known more as 960 chess or random chess.
Yes, this will improve your thinking process in playing standard chess.
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