You don't - try asking about the SIcilian Dragon instead.
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play a normal sicilian and fianchetto on the kingside. (at the most basic level that's what a dragon is)
I met Civilian Dragon in an alley once. I was lucky to get out of there with my skin.
The civilian dragon steps are to long!
The civilian dragon is not to be underestimated.
NimzoRoy wrote:
You don't - try asking about the SIcilian Dragon instead.
Fine then. How do you do the cicilian Dragon then?
The first post in this thread show you how to play the Sicilian Dragon:
http://www.chess.com/groups/forumview/sicilian-dragon5
It is named Sicilian Dragon, because it lives in Sicily!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicily
surfer277 wrote: Fine then. How do you do the cicilian Dragon then?
Getting there.
the sicilian dragon
Thank you?!
Estragon wrote:
The name comes from the main opening it is a part of, the Sicilian Defense (1 e4 c5), and a very odd source for the intriguing and catchy name: the Black pawn structure with d6-e7-f7-g6-h7 resembles the undulating form of the Chinese dragon puppets used in many parades and celebrations.
The variation, oddly enough, does tend to fit the mythical dragon: strong, aggressive, deadly, hard to kill. But the name tends to become part of the reputation . . . White still isn't afraid to play, either.
Thank you for the history. (not really..no)
How do do you open with the civilian dragon?