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make a varient that can use 2-4 people with teams and no teams that is like a maze where you have to capture others people's prices last team standing wins kind of game. Also you can try make one with more then four people. I'll allow you to your own idea for the the more than 4 people https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/custom-variants-club-directory link to dictionary for help if needed. ://media-app/c3f1547c-4707-42ce-ae8d-66419506ef2f

Red and Green play chess, blue is the Judge, can and checkmate one of the kings so that blue can decide who wins.

Here at the CGA team, we have always historically valued player contributions and new variants very deeply. After all, the variants server wouldn’t be as rich with variety as it would be today without everyone in the variants community (and especially everyone here in the Custom Variants club).However, honestly, it’s getting way too hard to review everything. Have y’all seen how many variants are always Under Review at the same time? Would you take hours of time out of your lives to look at some random variants that probably won’t get accepted anyway?Starting today, and effective immediately after the publication of this post, we are CLOSING ALL VARIANT SUBMISSIONS PERMANENTLY. All variants currently Under Review will be declined in the coming weeks and months, although that depends on if I want to watch Minecraft videos on YouTube (here’s my favorite one: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KrlkXOxlvCk) first or if I can click through the CGA menu fast enough for my attention span to not get bored.With all of these variants out of the way, we can focus on new projects. Like deleting every variant currently on the server (yes, including 4PC!) and replacing them with new CGA creations. All it takes is for me to hit that trash can icon a few hundred times and the entire server will become empty. With the CGA super-majority, we will have +5/-0 votes on every single new variant submission in no time. I can finally have my dream of “67-Player Chess” become a reality without people accusing me of “admin abuse”. What a ridiculous argument.Summary of Post (Click Me)A Separation of Powers: The Case Against CGA Review of Custom Variant SubmissionsIn the high-stakes world of clinical genomics, the Clinical Genetic Analyst (CGA) acts as the ultimate gatekeeper between raw sequencing data and life-altering medical reports. Their role is defined by precision, adherence to standardized guidelines (such as the ACMG/AMP criteria), and clinical objectivity. However, as personalized medicine expands, there is increasing pressure for labs to accept "custom variant submissions"—interpretations or specific variants flagged by external researchers or clinicians that may not meet standard laboratory thresholds.While the desire to incorporate every possible lead is understandable, tasking CGAs with the review of these custom submissions is a strategic mistake. It threatens the integrity of the clinical pipeline, introduces significant liability, and compromises the objectivity essential to diagnostic medicine.1. The Conflict of Standardization vs. SubjectivityThe backbone of clinical genomics is reproducibility. CGAs operate within a framework designed to ensure that a variant classified as "Likely Pathogenic" in one lab would be viewed similarly in another. Custom submissions, by their very nature, often bypass this rigor. They are frequently based on:In-house research data that has not been peer-reviewed.Anecdotal "clinical intuition" from a treating physician.Functional assays that lack clinical validation.When a CGA is asked to review these, they are forced to step out of the "Standard Operating Procedure" (SOP) and into the scientific Wild West. Attempting to reconcile a researcher’s "gut feeling" with strict clinical criteria creates a cognitive dissonance that slows down the pipeline and introduces dangerous levels of subjectivity into a process that demands absolute consistency.2. The Burden of Liability and "The Signed Name"In a clinical setting, the CGA (and the signing director) bears the legal and ethical responsibility for the report. If a CGA approves a custom variant based on external data they cannot personally verify, they are essentially "signing off" on someone else’s homework.If that "custom" evidence later proves to be a false positive, the liability rests with the clinical lab, not the external researcher who submitted the suggestion. Expecting CGAs to vet external data—without the same access to the primary raw data or the experimental environment where it was produced—places them in an untenable position. It asks them to vouch for the unknown.3. Resource Allocation and the "Research Rabbit Hole"Clinical labs are already facing a massive bottleneck in data interpretation. CGAs are highly trained professionals whose time is best spent navigating validated clinical databases and internal cohorts.Reviewing custom submissions is notoriously time-consuming. It often requires:Extensive back-and-forth communication with the submitter.Manual searching of obscure literature to find the "missing link" the submitter claims exists.Re-analyzing data outside of the automated bioinformatics pipeline.Diverting CGA resources to these "boutique" reviews reduces the laboratory's overall throughput, ultimately delaying results for the vast majority of patients whose cases follow standard diagnostic paths.4. Preservation of Clinical ObjectivityThere is a subtle but real psychological pressure involved in custom submissions. When a clinician or researcher submits a specific variant they "believe" is the cause of a patient's disease, it creates a confirmation bias.The CGA’s role is to be a skeptical observer. By forcing them to engage with these pre-selected "interesting" variants, the lab risks turning the analyst from an objective judge into a proofreader for the submitter’s hypothesis. To maintain the "blinded" integrity of clinical classification, the analysis should remain independent of external expectations.ConclusionThe bridge between research and the clinic is vital, but the Clinical Genetic Analyst is not the proper vehicle for that crossing. To protect the quality of clinical reports and the mental bandwidth of the analysts, custom variant submissions should be handled by a dedicated Research-to-Clinic Liaison or an independent Review Board.By keeping CGAs focused on standardized, validated data, labs ensure that clinical reports remain the "gold standard" of truth, rather than a collection of unverified scientific leads. The integrity of the diagnostic report depends not on how much information we include, but on the rigorous quality of what we allow to pass the gate.

Shoutout to @GymnastLazer829 for the idea of another variants competition! This is a spin-off of The Caramel Crucible, The Variants Gym, and The Variants Challenge. Check those out for some background context. Or not, it doesn't really matter lol. How this works: This challenge will go on for 6 weeks. Every week, you will be given 5 challenges regarding a specific variant (for example, "Win a game of Explosive Magic without using spells"). For each week, you have 156 hours (6.5 days) to complete the listed challenges. Each challenge will have a different point values, and harder challenges (in my own, subjective opinion) will grant more points. You are allowed to opt out of completing a difficult challenge, but then you won't get the points for that challenge. Most points at the end of the 6 weeks wins. The top 3 will each get a slice of digital cake and nothing else --> 🍰🍰🍰. (I'm broke sorry, you're not getting premium for winning.) Also, as a fun twist, this is also going to be a club-to-club competition between CVC and SBV! Not only are you competing to be the best, but also competing to be the club with the higher points-participants ratio! Obviously this is just a chill competition and proves nothing other than who has more time, and the sole purpose is to help everybody spend less time queueing. - Rules: 1) You have to sign up. More information on that later in this post. 2) No using bots and/or alt accounts. Switching on "Teams" is not allowed for FFA variants. 3) No teaming and/or cheating to complete challenges (com'on guys). I strongly recommend playing Casual so your elo doesn't get tanked lol. 4) Games where your opponent resigns/flags/timeouts in an unclear position, it doesn't count. 5) Games with opponents with estimated rating (denoted with a "?" at the end of their elo) of <1600 don't count unless it's a WoF. 6) Paste the URL of the game you completed each challenge with in the comment section to prove you completed it legitimately. - How to sign up: Sign up by commenting your username and saying you'd like to join.(Example: "@2bHNST has a big ego and wants to join") SIGNUPS END APRIL 4th AT 12pm (noon) GMT - Participants: Team CVC: @Chye3mc @VarostTheFlail @BlueYoshi21 @masco13 @MAFAB_Mason @CeadarTar - Team SBV: @CzarnyResorak567 @GymnastLazer829 @yu-x897 @ChocoCaramelPawn @AllenBB314 @MistMint @lecreme-croissant @Nyutixbrother @The-Fiery-Falcon @twbvqc @Firansyah1 @CyanAquaBeetle @coopster8730 @Basilegggg @CrCaTT-S - Quitters: @Rishaan44 @kulfyrfranorge - WEEK 1: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-variants/twobs-terrific-tournament-week-1-april-4-april-10-127317392 WEEK 2: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-variants/twobs-terrific-tournament-week-2-april-11-april-24 WEEK 3: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-variants/twobs-terrific-tournament-week-3-april-18th-april-25th WEEK 4: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-variants/twobs-terrific-tournament-week-3-april-26th-may-2nd WEEK 5: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-variants/twobs-terrific-tournament-week-5-may-2-may-8-128414734

I have made a new chess variant on chess.com custom variants that I think could be an excellent fast paced game. The position is just like normal chess. Also sorry I did not know here is not to post ideas. Here is a breakdown of the rules: Core Objective: "3 Check" You win the game by checking the opponent's king three times in total. Standard checkmate also wins the game, but the 3-check rule is the primary objective. Double check counts as only one check towards the total of three.  You can also capture the king to win. Information Restriction: "Fog of War" Similar to the popular variant, you only see the squares that your pieces can currently move to or capture. The rest of the board is "dark," meaning you do not see the opponent's pieces unless they are within your pieces' range of movement.  Movement & Promotion: "Torpedo 5th" Torpedo: Pawns can move forward two squares on their first move, but in this variant, they can also move two squares forward at any time, or simply move one square. 5th Rank Promotion: Pawns promote when they reach the 5th rank (rather than the 8th/7th). Promotion Options: Upon reaching the 5th rank, the pawn can turn into one of several "fairy" pieces: Ferz: Moves 1 square diagonally Alfil: Leaps 2 squares diagonally Knight-Rider: Moves like a knight, but can repeat that move in the same direction, jumping over pieces, until it hits the edge or is blocked. Dabbaba-Rider: Moves 2 squares orthogonally repeatedly in one direction, jumping over pieces. Wazir: Moves 1 square orthogonally. Alibaba-Rider: Jumps 2 squares in any direction.  Summary of the Playstyle: The game is played in the dark (Fog of War) where you aim to promote pawns extremely quickly (5th rank) into unorthodox, jumping pieces (Fairy Pieces) in order to land 3 checks on the enemy king as fast as possible.

NEW VARIANT IDEAS

how do you create a varient I am a new member #help

https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/thermophylae-bug-or-feature Here is the post. As green, I made blue stalemated and captured red's ferz royal. (This was possible by having Yellow's King move)

The automatic 4p grouping makes 4p chess a little bit unfair because some people are just starting and go against the "grandmasters" in 4p chess.

there are no more futer bots avaibles in 4 player games?

Scroll down to the bold text if you want to know how to vote without reading my entire message 🙂 Hello Custom Variants community, On February 24 of this year, we started making Golden Variants arenas every week. Much to my initial surprise, they've been some of the most active arenas on the entire server by far! When we started making them more often in 2022, Golden Variants arenas were made for the purpose of trying to popularize interesting variants that don't have a lot of players, in addition to introducing NCVs that had just been released. Following the merge of 4 Player Chess and Variants, the CGA team had to remove almost 50% of all NCVs due to pre-existing balancing issues with old variants that didn't meet the requirements anymore and lack of popularity for a lot of them. Golden Variants arenas aim to make sure such a future "purge" like this doesn't have to be so drastic. We've seen this work already: on Week 4, Villagers Chess was the Golden Variant and now it has an active leaderboard of over 50 players (which is pretty healthy for a start), and a club for it run by a community member is getting more popular. The last Golden Variant (Week 6, if you're keeping track), will be Mini Forest, and this time I want your input on what the next 4 selections should be! To vote, go to https://strawpoll.com/NMnQ50PzYn6 and enter up to 4 selections. The guidelines are as follows: The variants cannot be in the Most Popular or Common section, but may come from the Featured or Extra section (exceptions: Checky Spell Chess and Racing Kings also cannot be chosen). The variants must be 2 Player NCVs or 2 Player Historical Variants. This may change in the future. The variant cannot be one of the previous 6 Golden Variants from 2024. (Cross Derby, Rookmate, Behind the Mirror, Villagers Chess, Blackletter Chess, Mini Forest) Whichever 4 get the most votes will be the selections!

[Last updated- December 12th] Before we start, just a shoutout to the CGAs for adding this to the directory! ------------------------------------------------------------Just thought we'd have a moment of silence for all of those rip-off challenges (nah just kidding but there must be like 15 of those running around right now) (March 31st update- There are actually 13 rip off challenges including this, wow) Note added on June 2nd: We now have a seperate tournament category for Pocket Chess! Cool!------------------------------------------------------------So this is something that me and @imchesspro0930 have thought up of, which is... *Pocket Chess Challenge*So basically it's just chess but it's in your pocket. The rules for joining this challenge are simple- 1. The board must be 6x6 2. It must use the 4pc color scheme 3. Should be a WoF So Pocket chess challenge basically started from Beehive, a submission by @imchesspro0930. Since this got basically auto accepted (Opposite of auto declined) he thought it would be a cool idea to make Fatality (unfortunately declined) and Medusa's Pawns, which became number 2 and 3 as part of the pocket chess series. So how do you join the series? Well all you have to do is make a variant following the above rules (Which are pretty easy to follow, honestly) and just mention on Variants.World that it's part of the series! FAQs1.Yesterday i saw a random persons archive from three years ago and saw that they were playing a pre-merge 6x6 variant! Can I add this to pocket chess?A: Submissions before Beehive will only be listed at express request of the creators, and even then, I may choose not to add it taking into consideration the integrity of the challenge. Down here I'll be writing all of the submissions that are part of the series. 1. BEEHIVE-imchesspro0930 (The OG pocket chess) [Status- accepted]2.Fatality-imchesspro0930 (Mini Military) [Status- declined]3.Medusa's pawns-imchesspro0930 (2pc petrified diminishing returns) [Status- Declined]4.Cataclysm-imchesspro0930 (Catastrophe 2pc) [Status- Declined]5.Hilly Jungle III-Chye3mc (Why self decline D: )[Status-Declined]6.The Cellar-VishTheFish771 (Attempt at new naming trend) [Status-Declined D:]7.Delicate Giant- Nyutixbrother (Crystal but it's Nyutix) [Status-aaaCCCCCCCCEEEEEEPPPPTTTEEEDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!]8.The Wazir Snake- Czarny (Now Czarny was the real 4th person to join the challenge, huh)[Status-Declined ]9.Vanished Mystery and Brokers- KingSacrificingGotta or KSG (Which one is it?) [Status-Declined and Declined respictively]10.Unequal-icp0930 (Mini Unfair- I mean Contrasting strats) [Status-ACCEPTED WHAAAAT]11.Solarion-icp0930 (Is it chilly in here, or is that just me?) [Status-ACCEPTED!??!!]12.Battle By The River- Chye's Brother (I like building lego technic as well!) [Status-Declined]13.FORASKEN CITY- THE GOD(2bhsnt) (This will go down as one of the greatest acceptions of all time [Status- ACCEPTED!!!]14.Zodiac-KingSackGotta (Debatable name, but why not, I suppose) [Status-Declined]15.Pillager's Chess-Chye3mc (I like the name!) [Status-declined]16.Doubles-Czarny (Not tennis, so why not badminton) [Status-ACCEPTED!!!!]17.Inferior Atomic-CooolChicken (Uh... I like atomic) [Status-Declined)18.Pointy Garden-Haloeyi (Uno Reverse Hilly Jungle) [Status- Declined]19.Inequity-asthebird (All the good variant creators have joined) [Status-ACCEPTED?!?!!?!?!??!?!? (3rd Pocket chess acception!)]20.Cramped Fight-Yu (Nevermind... *Just kidding ) [Status-Declined]21.Broker-KSG (Why just why) [Status-ACCPTED!?!?!??!?!]22.Florida Everglades-Chye3mc (Why not HJ V? But anyways...) [Status-Declined]23.Camel of The Hill-Chye3mc (Queen of The Hill but it's a camel) [Status-Declined]24.Idaho Potato-Chye3mc (I choose English) [Status-declined]25.Tiny Atomicci-Chye3mc (Sounds like a type of explosive pasta) [Status-declined]26.Milla's Chess-KSG (...) [Status-Declined]27.Ducking-Chye3mc (His legacy continues forevermore...)[Status- Declined]28.You Suck-Chye3mc (Why did he make this...)[Status- Declined+warning (Basically muted)]29.Uncitieans-yx-anyeye (It took me 6 tries to spell this right)[Status- Declined]30.Pawn Battle-Joowon (Dragon bishops aren't weak lol)[Status-Declined]31.[This is a square] -Cooolchicken (Nice to see you joining pocket chess!)[Status-Declined]32.Soggy Swamp- VishTheFish771 (I told you it would be mine! )[Status-DECLINED COME ON MAN]33.Claustrophobe's Nightmare -CooolChicken (The Rise of The Chicken-Part 1)[Status-Declined]34.King Sacrifice- CooolChicken (Hmmm, KSG?)[Status-Declined]35.Obsidian Pinnacle- VishTheFish771 (One of my latest (and greatest) creations!)[Status-ACCEPTED AHHHH (it really was somehow good?)]36.Pocket Golden Rain- Czarny (One of the first time BG used instead of RY in PC)[Status-Declined…]37.Shrine of Clavense- imchesspro0930 (Who on Earth is Clavense?)[Status-Declined]38.Sergeant Dodo- Wolyn (I like dodos)[Status-UR] (This thing is taking up the entirety of TestLab schedule...)39.The Camoflage- KSG (Nothing about this is hiding lol)[Status-Declined]40.Qigrea Cnerity- yx-11ayneye (How do you pronounce Cnerity)[Status-Declined]41.Wildebeest Arena- CooolChicken (reminds me of Wolyns wildebeest thing...)[Status-Declined+Cooolchicken has another FWFY]42.Cramped Jungle-Joowon (Lol i named this)[Status-Declined]43.Phantom Jungle-CooolChicken (You've redeemed yourself)[Status-ACCEPPPTTTEEEDDDDDDDD!??!?!?!] 44. Barren Warfield - @yx-111aynye [Status- ACCCEPPEPEPEPPEEETTTTTTTTTTTTT] 45. Quickstrike - @QtSeSc (Man i gave the name)[Declined] 46. Hilly Golden Rain - @CzarnyResorak567 (WILL THIS BE THE ONE? (edit: apparently yes))[Accepted!!] 47. Wild - @CooolChicken (Cgas like it)[UR] 48. Switching Armies - @CzarnyResorak567 (Qtesc roasts everything)[ACCPTED!!!] 49. Riptide - @cooolchicken (Another name by me yay)[UR] 50. Mini raji - @yx-111aynye (aw man I helped to work on this)[Declined] 51. Xiangqi Paradise - @chessknightben ("UR only because the CGAs are asleep" ~Cooolchicken)[Declined] 52.Mini Chaturaji - @yx-111aynye as well as @vishthefish771 (co-op project yay)[Declined] 53.Kâsita - KSG (I told you to call it choralmere...)[Declined] 54."Sacrifice us!"- KSG (Maybe if you asked nicely, the pieces will sack themselves... lol)[Declined] 55.Unintentionally - KSG (Serendipity is a synonym of Unintentionally (I think))[Declined] 56.Bare Lion - Wolyn (The name is interesting to say the least)[UR, and will probably be for a loooooooooooong time] 57.Makashi Chess - Omisgoat (Kakashi with a 'm')[omisgoat's first... ACCEPTION!?!?!?!?] 58.Tiny Torpedoes - CzarnyResorak (Call it Yellow Submarine instead)[Declined] 59. The Immortal Knight -CooolChicken (This knight has reached... godhood)[UR] 60. The Wazir Snake- CzarnyResorak (Nice to see the 5th ever PC back in action!)[UR] 61. Vanished Mystery- KSG (Sounds like a robbery...)[UR] 62. New Orleans- KSG (This name is about as Chye as names go lol)[UR] 63. Full Control- Czarny (vroom vroom 4x4)[Declined] 64. Zodiac- KSG (Oh no another KSG revision... jk)[Declined] 65. Equilibrium- yx-111aynye (Yay a VishTheFish name)[UR] 66. Clothing- CzarnyResorak (English or sp- I mean shirts or pants?)[UR] 67. Panda Plateau- KSG (Congrats on the first decent 6x6 3pc!)[Declined] 68. Cursed Sculptures- CzarnyResorak (Like medusa's pawns but more cursed)[UR] 69. Fiery Forge- yx-111aynye (69th Pocket Chess be like: )[Declined] 70. Final Bastion- yx-111aynye (ACCEPTED BEFORE I EVEN ADDED IT HERE!?!?!?)[Accepted] 71. Battle of Directions- areyouchesse (Not bad for a first, ig)[UR] 72. Ace of Zealots- KSG & yx (s-d... sigh)[declined] 73. Frosted Fjord- yx-111aynye (Wow the MCD names are stacking up!)[UR] 74. Full Control- CzarnyResorak567 (MAXIMUM CONTROL) [UR] 75. The Broken Mirror- MistMint (Shattered...) [UR] 76. Jungle Heart- BFNfootsoldier (In the middle of the jungle) [Declined] 77. Solstice- imchesspro0930 (Now, winter or summer...) [UR] 78. Ilúsion- MistMint (Ooooh, mirage (quite a lot of those in my country)) [UR] 79. Fatty Queens- CzarnyResorak567 (Brrraaaaaaiiiiinnnnnrot) [ACCEPTED!!!] 80. Brutal- MistMint (Broker but broker) [Declined] 81. Tiny Torpedos- CzarnyResorak567 (...better known as yellow submarine (jk)) [UR] 82. Soldier's Checkers- CooolChicken (Sergeants dodo III!?!?!!?) [UR] 83. Tiny Sculptures- CzarnyResorak567 (This thing is actually a wacky variant lol) [UR] 84. Chilly Hilly Jungle - @Red_Kangaroos (UR) 85. Pawn's Battle - @WideCoolBoa (D) 86. Frozen Holiday - @bluestar-8 (D) 87. Mini Lake - @yx-aynerik897 (D) 88. Four Pawns - @wolyn (D) 89. Hyper Brick - @yx-aynerik897 (A) 90. Dodo - @wolyn (UR) 91.しののめ - @Anonymous_M-01 (D) 92. Wild - @CooolChicken (D) 93. Ravagers Chess - @CzarnyResorak567 (UR) 94. Golems Chess - @CzarnyResorak567 (UR) 95. Pawns On The Hill V - @yx-aynerik897 (UR) 96. Hoppy Jungle - @yx-aynerik897 (UR) 97. ノンブレス・オブリージュ - @Anonymous_M-01 (UR) 98. Boomhive - @CzarnyResorak567 (UR) 99. Different - @Nyutixbrother (D) 100. Silver City/Frosty Craft - @yx-aynerik897 (UR) 101. Yolanda - @chye3mc (UR) Over here, I'll be putting submissions that could probably qualify as Pocket Chess submissions, but don't because they are not 6x6: 1. Unmirroring- yx-111aynye  2. Tian Shian Blue- yx-111aynye 3. Stopwatch- TimeVeteran 4. ElectroMagnetism- 2bHNST Congrats to everyone on reaching a grand total of 58 pocket chess submissions!!! Who would have thought we'll reach this far? Big thanks to everyone who participated in the challenge!(Random update on 28/4/2025)Thought I'd list down everyone who's participated so far:@imchesspro0930@Nyutixbrother@VishTheFish771@Cooolchicken@yx-111aynye@chessknightben@Qtsesc@Joowon2015 or @Buzzyguy (idk all his new alts lol)@Chye3mc@2bhnst@KingsSacrificingGotta@JustCalmDownImHaloeyi@Wolyn@asthebird@Czarnyresorak567@Omisgoat Also technically Chye's brother participated in this but idk his username or anything, so here you go: @ChyesBrother771 (Because who wouldn't put 771 at the end of their username!) We're now nearing 100 pocket chess!?!?!?! Perhaps something new will arise... It seems to be that much has happened over the year of 2025...New NCV testers... over 100 pocket chess submissions... countless accepted WoFs and NCvs...Indeed impressive how far we've come.Congrats to all of you who participated! You guys can use this forum to ask questions about the series and discuss ideas for possible new variants.

see: the screen shot above shows the king not checked and then below i was like "wtf?!" above i was like is this supposed to happen? why does discovered double check take away two of your lives and not just one? it was played in one move right? tell me why this happens below in the comments

Hi! What are your fav 4 player variants? Mine are fog of war and giveaway, together or separate 

The idea is to make the game bord look like map ,with the ocean are only allowed to stay on it with only ship pieces or sailboat but when you are player 2, 3 or 4 You have to turn to the view of player 1 side so that it will look like a world map but here are some problems we need to solve to make this vibrant 🗺: P. 1 Will we put these pieces on the board to make it look like it was real? (☁️⛅️⛈️🌤🌥🌦🌧🌪🌨🌩🌬🌀🌂☂️☔️⚡️❄️☄️💧🔥🌊) (I will check all agian in about 15 to 50 days to choose if you guys want to put or not) P. 2 how big it the size (Between about 200 to 800000square)(write like :56x689) P. 3 what pieces shall we put?(example : King, sailboat( mave exactly like rook) Pony (knight, but can't jump over) and some of the world wonder like the Great Wall of China) P.4 where shall we put the pieces (please write which player's pieces to put) lf you have more problems about this vibrant, please write and please rite all the answers if you have time to 📝 write. Date: (DD/MM/YYYY)

guys here are all the possible chess moves now blur your eyes and hold the down the down arrow it looks insane a2 a3 a4 a5 a6 a7 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6 b7 c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 c7 d2 d3 d4 d5 d6 d7 e2 e3 e4 e5 e6 e7 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 f7 g2 g3 g4 g5 g6 g7 h2 h3 h4 h5 h6 h7 a1=B a1=N a1=R a1=Q b1=B b1=N b1=R b1=Q c1=B c1=N c1=R c1=Q d1=B d1=N d1=R d1=Q e1=B e1=N e1=R e1=Q f1=B f1=N f1=R f1=Q g1=B g1=N g1=R g1=Q h1=B h1=N h1=R h1=Q a8=B a8=N a8=R a8=Q b8=B b8=N b8=R b8=Q c8=B c8=N c8=R c8=Q d8=B d8=N d8=R d8=Q e8=B e8=N e8=R e8=Q f8=B f8=N f8=R f8=Q g8=B g8=N g8=R g8=Q h8=B h8=N h8=R h8=Q Na1 Na2 Na3 Na4 Na5 Na6 Na7 Na8 Nb1 Nb2 Nb3 Nb4 Nb5 Nb6 Nb7 Nb8 Nc1 Nc2 Nc3 Nc4 Nc5 Nc6 Nc7 Nc8 Nd1 Nd2 Nd3 Nd4 Nd5 Nd6 Nd7 Nd8 Ne1 Ne2 Ne3 Ne4 Ne5 Ne6 Ne7 Ne8 Nf1 Nf2 Nf3 Nf4 Nf5 Nf6 Nf7 Nf8 Ng1 Ng2 Ng3 Ng4 Ng5 Ng6 Ng7 Ng8 Nh1 Nh2 Nh3 Nh4 Nh5 Nh6 Nh7 Nh8 Ba1 Ba2 Ba3 Ba4 Ba5 Ba6 Ba7 Ba8 Bb1 Bb2 Bb3 Bb4 Bb5 Bb6 Bb7 Bb8 Bc1 Bc2 Bc3 Bc4 Bc5 Bc6 Bc7 Bc8 Bd1 Bd2 Bd3 Bd4 Bd5 Bd6 Bd7 Bd8 Be1 Be2 Be3 Be4 Be5 Be6 Be7 Be8 Bf1 Bf2 Bf3 Bf4 Bf5 Bf6 Bf7 Bf8 Bg1 Bg2 Bg3 Bg4 Bg5 Bg6 Bg7 Bg8 Bh1 Bh2 Bh3 Bh4 Bh5 Bh6 Bh7 Bh8 Ra1 Ra2 Ra3 Ra4 Ra5 Ra6 Ra7 Ra8 Rb1 Rb2 Rb3 Rb4 Rb5 Rb6 Rb7 Rb8 Rc1 Rc2 Rc3 Rc4 Rc5 Rc6 Rc7 Rc8 Rd1 Rd2 Rd3 Rd4 Rd5 Rd6 Rd7 Rd8 Re1 Re2 Re3 Re4 Re5 Re6 Re7 Re8 Rf1 Rf2 Rf3 Rf4 Rf5 Rf6 Rf7 Rf8 Rg1 Rg2 Rg3 Rg4 Rg5 Rg6 Rg7 Rg8 Rh1 Rh2 Rh3 Rh4 Rh5 Rh6 Rh7 Rh8 Qa1 Qa2 Qa3 Qa4 Qa5 Qa6 Qa7 Qa8 Qb1 Qb2 Qb3 Qb4 Qb5 Qb6 Qb7 Qb8 Qc1 Qc2 Qc3 Qc4 Qc5 Qc6 Qc7 Qc8 Qd1 Qd2 Qd3 Qd4 Qd5 Qd6 Qd7 Qd8 Qe1 Qe2 Qe3 Qe4 Qe5 Qe6 Qe7 Qe8 Qf1 Qf2 Qf3 Qf4 Qf5 Qf6 Qf7 Qf8 Qg1 Qg2 Qg3 Qg4 Qg5 Qg6 Qg7 Qg8 Qh1 Qh2 Qh3 Qh4 Qh5 Qh6 Qh7 Qh8 Ka1 Ka2 Ka3 Ka4 Ka5 Ka6 Ka7 Ka8 Kb1 Kb2 Kb3 Kb4 Kb5 Kb6 Kb7 Kb8 Kc1 Kc2 Kc3 Kc4 Kc5 Kc6 Kc7 Kc8 Kd1 Kd2 Kd3 Kd4 Kd5 Kd6 Kd7 Kd8 Ke1 Ke2 Ke3 Ke4 Ke5 Ke6 Ke7 Ke8 Kf1 Kf2 Kf3 Kf4 Kf5 Kf6 Kf7 Kf8 Kg1 Kg2 Kg3 Kg4 Kg5 Kg6 Kg7 Kg8 Kh1 Kh2 Kh3 Kh4 Kh5 Kh6 Kh7 Kh8 axb1 axb2 axb3 axb4 axb5 axb6 axb7 axb8 bxa1 bxa2 bxa3 bxa4 bxa5 bxa6 bxa7 bxa8 bxc1 bxc2 bxc3 bxc4 bxc5 bxc6 bxc7 bxc8 cxb1 cxb2 cxb3 cxb4 cxb5 cxb6 cxb7 cxb8 cxd1 cxd2 cxd3 cxd4 cxd5 cxd6 cxd7 cxd8 dxc1 dxc2 dxc3 dxc4 dxc5 dxc6 dxc7 dxc8 dxe1 dxe2 dxe3 dxe4 dxe5 dxe6 dxe7 dxe8 exd1 exd2 exd3 exd4 exd5 exd6 exd7 exd8 exf1 exf2 exf3 exf4 exf5 exf6 exf7 exf8 fxe1 fxe2 fxe3 fxe4 fxe5 fxe6 fxe7 fxe8 fxg1 fxg2 fxg3 fxg4 fxg5 fxg6 fxg7 fxg8 gxf1 gxf2 gxf3 gxf4 gxf5 gxf6 gxf7 gxf8 gxh1 gxh2 gxh3 gxh4 gxh5 gxh6 gxh7 gxh8 hxg1 hxg2 hxg3 hxg4 hxg5 hxg6 hxg7 hxg8 axb1=B bxa1=B bxc1=B cxb1=B cxd1=B dxc1=B dxe1=B exd1=B exf1=B fxe1=B fxg1=B gxf1=B gxh1=B hxg1=B axb1=B bxa1=B bxc1=B cxb1=B cxd1=B dxc1=B dxe1=B exd1=B exf1=B fxe1=B fxg1=B gxf1=B gxh1=B hxg1=B axb1=N bxa1=N bxc1=N cxb1=N cxd1=N dxc1=N dxe1=N exd1=N exf1=N fxe1=N fxg1=N gxf1=N gxh1=N hxg1=N axb1=R bxa1=R bxc1=R cxb1=R cxd1=R dxc1=R dxe1=R exd1=R exf1=R fxe1=R fxg1=R gxf1=R gxh1=R hxg1=R axb1=Q bxa1=Q bxc1=Q cxb1=Q cxd1=Q dxc1=Q dxe1=Q exd1=Q exf1=Q fxe1=Q fxg1=Q gxf1=Q gxh1=Q hxg1=Q axb8=B bxa8=B bxc8=B cxb8=B cxd8=B dxc8=B dxe8=B exd8=B exf8=B fxe8=B fxg8=B gxf8=B gxh8=B hxg8=B axb8=B bxa8=B bxc8=B cxb8=B cxd8=B dxc8=B dxe8=B exd8=B exf8=B fxe8=B fxg8=B gxf8=B gxh8=B hxg8=B axb8=N bxa8=N bxc8=N cxb8=N cxd8=N dxc8=N dxe8=N exd8=N exf8=N fxe8=N fxg8=N gxf8=N gxh8=N hxg8=N axb8=R bxa8=R bxc8=R cxb8=R cxd8=R dxc8=R dxe8=R exd8=R exf8=R fxe8=R fxg8=R gxf8=R gxh8=R hxg8=R axb8=Q bxa8=Q bxc8=Q cxb8=Q cxd8=Q dxc8=Q dxe8=Q exd8=Q exf8=Q fxe8=Q fxg8=Q gxf8=Q gxh8=Q hxg8=Q Nxa1 Nxa2 Nxa3 Nxa4 Nxa5 Nxa6 Nxa7 Nxa8 Nxb1 Nxb2 Nxb3 Nxb4 Nxb5 Nxb6 Nxb7 Nxb8 Nxc1 Nxc2 Nxc3 Nxc4 Nxc5 Nxc6 Nxc7 Nxc8 Nxd1 Nxd2 Nxd3 Nxd4 Nxd5 Nxd6 Nxd7 Nxd8 Nxe1 Nxe2 Nxe3 Nxe4 Nxe5 Nxe6 Nxe7 Nxe8 Nxf1 Nxf2 Nxf3 Nxf4 Nxf5 Nxf6 Nxf7 Nxf8 Nxg1 Nxg2 Nxg3 Nxg4 Nxg5 Nxg6 Nxg7 Nxg8 Nxh1 Nxh2 Nxh3 Nxh4 Nxh5 Nxh6 Nxh7 Nxh8 Bxa1 Bxa2 Bxa3 Bxa4 Bxa5 Bxa6 Bxa7 Bxa8 Bxb1 Bxb2 Bxb3 Bxb4 Bxb5 Bxb6 Bxb7 Bxb8 Bxc1 Bxc2 Bxc3 Bxc4 Bxc5 Bxc6 Bxc7 Bxc8 Bxd1 Bxd2 Bxd3 Bxd4 Bxd5 Bxd6 Bxd7 Bxd8 Bxe1 Bxe2 Bxe3 Bxe4 Bxe5 Bxe6 Bxe7 Bxe8 Bxf1 Bxf2 Bxf3 Bxf4 Bxf5 Bxf6 Bxf7 Bxf8 Bxg1 Bxg2 Bxg3 Bxg4 Bxg5 Bxg6 Bxg7 Bxg8 Bxh1 Bxh2 Bxh3 Bxh4 Bxh5 Bxh6 Bxh7 Bxh8 Rxa1 Rxa2 Rxa3 Rxa4 Rxa5 Rxa6 Rxa7 Rxa8 RxR1 RxR2 RxR3 RxR4 RxR5 RxR6 RxR7 RxR8 Rxc1 Rxc2 Rxc3 Rxc4 Rxc5 Rxc6 Rxc7 Rxc8 Rxd1 Rxd2 Rxd3 Rxd4 Rxd5 Rxd6 Rxd7 Rxd8 Rxe1 Rxe2 Rxe3 Rxe4 Rxe5 Rxe6 Rxe7 Rxe8 Rxf1 Rxf2 Rxf3 Rxf4 Rxf5 Rxf6 Rxf7 Rxf8 Rxg1 Rxg2 Rxg3 Rxg4 Rxg5 Rxg6 Rxg7 Rxg8 Rxh1 Rxh2 Rxh3 Rxh4 Rxh5 Rxh6 Rxh7 Rxh8 Qxa1 Qxa2 Qxa3 Qxa4 Qxa5 Qxa6 Qxa7 Qxa8 QxQ1 QxQ2 QxQ3 QxQ4 QxQ5 QxQ6 QxQ7 QxQ8 Qxc1 Qxc2 Qxc3 Qxc4 Qxc5 Qxc6 Qxc7 Qxc8 Qxd1 Qxd2 Qxd3 Qxd4 Qxd5 Qxd6 Qxd7 Qxd8 Qxe1 Qxe2 Qxe3 Qxe4 Qxe5 Qxe6 Qxe7 Qxe8 Qxf1 Qxf2 Qxf3 Qxf4 Qxf5 Qxf6 Qxf7 Qxf8 Qxg1 Qxg2 Qxg3 Qxg4 Qxg5 Qxg6 Qxg7 Qxg8 Qxh1 Qxh2 Qxh3 Qxh4 Qxh5 Qxh6 Qxh7 Qxh8 Kxa1 Kxa2 Kxa3 Kxa4 Kxa5 Kxa6 Kxa7 Kxa8 Kxb1 Kxb2 Kxb3 Kxb4 Kxb5 Kxb6 Kxb7 Kxb8 Kxc1 Kxc2 Kxc3 Kxc4 Kxc5 Kxc6 Kxc7 Kxc8 Kxd1 Kxd2 Kxd3 Kxd4 Kxd5 Kxd6 Kxd7 Kxd8 Kxe1 Kxe2 Kxe3 Kxe4 Kxe5 Kxe6 Kxe7 Kxe8 Kxf1 Kxf2 Kxf3 Kxf4 Kxf5 Kxf6 Kxf7 Kxf8 Kxg1 Kxg2 Kxg3 Kxg4 Kxg5 Kxg6 Kxg7 Kxg8 Kxh1 Kxh2 Kxh3 Kxh4 Kxh5 Kxh6 Kxh7 Kxh8 a2+ a3+ a4+ a5+ a6+ a7+ b2+ b3+ b4+ b5+ b6+ b7+ c2+ c3+ c4+ c5+ c6+ c7+ d2+ d3+ d4+ d5+ d6+ d7+ e2+ e3+ e4+ e5+ e6+ e7+ f2+ f3+ f4+ f5+ f6+ f7+ g2+ g3+ g4+ g5+ g6+ g7+ h2+ h3+ h4+ h5+ h6+ h7+ a1=B+ a1=N+ a1=R+ a1=Q+ b1=B+ b1=N+ b1=R+ b1=Q+ c1=B+ c1=N+ c1=R+ c1=Q+ d1=B+ d1=N+ d1=R+ d1=Q+ e1=B+ e1=N+ e1=R+ e1=Q+ f1=B+ f1=N+ f1=R+ f1=Q+ g1=B+ g1=N+ g1=R+ g1=Q+ h1=B+ h1=N+ h1=R+ h1=Q+ a8=B+ a8=N+ a8=R+ a8=Q+ b8=B+ b8=N+ b8=R+ b8=Q+ c8=B+ c8=N+ c8=R+ c8=Q+ d8=B+ d8=N+ d8=R+ d8=Q+ e8=B+ e8=N+ e8=R+ e8=Q+ f8=B+ f8=N+ f8=R+ f8=Q+ g8=B+ g8=N+ g8=R+ g8=Q+ h8=B+ h8=N+ h8=R+ h8=Q+ Na1+ Na2+ Na3+ Na4+ Na5+ Na6+ Na7+ Na8+ Nb1+ Nb2+ Nb3+ Nb4+ Nb5+ Nb6+ Nb7+ Nb8+ Nc1+ Nc2+ Nc3+ Nc4+ Nc5+ Nc6+ Nc7+ Nc8+ Nd1+ Nd2+ Nd3+ Nd4+ Nd5+ Nd6+ Nd7+ Nd8+ Ne1+ Ne2+ Ne3+ Ne4+ Ne5+ Ne6+ Ne7+ Ne8+ Nf1+ Nf2+ Nf3+ Nf4+ Nf5+ Nf6+ Nf7+ Nf8+ Ng1+ Ng2+ Ng3+ Ng4+ Ng5+ Ng6+ Ng7+ Ng8+ Nh1+ Nh2+ Nh3+ Nh4+ Nh5+ Nh6+ Nh7+ Nh8+ Ba1+ Ba2+ Ba3+ Ba4+ Ba5+ Ba6+ Ba7+ Ba8+ Bb1+ Bb2+ Bb3+ Bb4+ Bb5+ Bb6+ Bb7+ Bb8+ Bc1+ Bc2+ Bc3+ Bc4+ Bc5+ Bc6+ Bc7+ Bc8+ Bd1+ Bd2+ Bd3+ Bd4+ Bd5+ Bd6+ Bd7+ Bd8+ Be1+ Be2+ Be3+ Be4+ Be5+ Be6+ Be7+ Be8+ Bf1+ Bf2+ Bf3+ Bf4+ Bf5+ Bf6+ Bf7+ Bf8+ Bg1+ Bg2+ Bg3+ Bg4+ Bg5+ Bg6+ Bg7+ Bg8+ Bh1+ Bh2+ Bh3+ Bh4+ Bh5+ Bh6+ Bh7+ Bh8+ Ra1+ Ra2+ Ra3+ Ra4+ Ra5+ Ra6+ Ra7+ Ra8+ Rb1+ Rb2+ Rb3+ Rb4+ Rb5+ Rb6+ Rb7+ Rb8+ Rc1+ Rc2+ Rc3+ Rc4+ Rc5+ Rc6+ Rc7+ Rc8+ Rd1+ Rd2+ Rd3+ Rd4+ Rd5+ Rd6+ Rd7+ Rd8+ Re1+ Re2+ Re3+ Re4+ Re5+ Re6+ Re7+ Re8+ Rf1+ Rf2+ Rf3+ Rf4+ Rf5+ Rf6+ Rf7+ Rf8+ Rg1+ Rg2+ Rg3+ Rg4+ Rg5+ Rg6+ Rg7+ Rg8+ Rh1+ Rh2+ Rh3+ Rh4+ Rh5+ Rh6+ Rh7+ Rh8+ Qa1+ Qa2+ Qa3+ Qa4+ Qa5+ Qa6+ Qa7+ Qa8+ Qb1+ Qb2+ Qb3+ Qb4+ Qb5+ Qb6+ Qb7+ Qb8+ Qc1+ Qc2+ Qc3+ Qc4+ Qc5+ Qc6+ Qc7+ Qc8+ Qd1+ Qd2+ Qd3+ Qd4+ Qd5+ Qd6+ Qd7+ Qd8+ Qe1+ Qe2+ Qe3+ Qe4+ Qe5+ Qe6+ Qe7+ Qe8+ Qf1+ Qf2+ Qf3+ Qf4+ Qf5+ Qf6+ Qf7+ Qf8+ Qg1+ Qg2+ Qg3+ Qg4+ Qg5+ Qg6+ Qg7+ Qg8+ Qh1+ Qh2+ Qh3+ Qh4+ Qh5+ Qh6+ Qh7+ Qh8+ Ka1+ Ka2+ Ka3+ Ka4+ Ka5+ Ka6+ Ka7+ Ka8+ + Kb1+ Kb2+ Kb3+ Kb4+ Kb5+ Kb6+ Kb7+ Kb8+ Kc1+ Kc2+ Kc3+ Kc4+ Kc5+ Kc6+ Kc7+ Kc8+ Kd1+ Kd2+ Kd3+ Kd4+ Kd5+ Kd6+ Kd7+ Kd8+ Ke1+ Ke2+ Ke3+ Ke4+ Ke5+ Ke6+ Ke7+ Ke8+ Kf1+ Kf2+ Kf3+ Kf4+ Kf5+ Kf6+ Kf7+ Kf8+ Kg1+ Kg2+ Kg3+ Kg4+ Kg5+ Kg6+ Kg7+ Kg8+ Kh1+ Kh2+ Kh3+ Kh4+ Kh5+ Kh6+ Kh7+ Kh8+ axb1+ axb2+ axb3+ axb4+ axb5+ axb6+ axb7+ axb8+ bxa1+ bxa2+ bxa3+ bxa4+ bxa5+ bxa6+ bxa7+ bxa8+ bxc1+ bxc2+ bxc3+ bxc4+ bxc5+ bxc6+ bxc7+ bxc8+ cxb1+ cxb2+ cxb3+ cxb4+ cxb5+ cxb6+ cxb7+ cxb8+ cxd1+ cxd2+ cxd3+ cxd4+ cxd5+ cxd6+ cxd7+ cxd8+ dxc1+ dxc2+ dxc3+ dxc4+ dxc5+ dxc6+ dxc7+ dxc8+ dxe1+ dxe2+ dxe3+ dxe4+ dxe5+ dxe6+ dxe7+ dxe8+ exd1+ exd2+ exd3+ exd4+ exd5+ exd6+ exd7+ exd8+ exf1+ exf2+ exf3+ exf4+ exf5+ exf6+ exf7+ exf8+ fxe1+ fxe2+ fxe3+ fxe4+ fxe5+ fxe6+ fxe7+ fxe8+ fxg1+ fxg2+ fxg3+ fxg4+ fxg5+ fxg6+ fxg7+ fxg8+ gxf1+ gxf2+ gxf3+ gxf4+ gxf5+ gxf6+ gxf7+ gxf8+ gxh1+ gxh2+ gxh3+ gxh4+ gxh5+ gxh6+ gxh7+ gxh8+ hxg1+ hxg2+ hxg3+ hxg4+ hxg5+ hxg6+ hxg7+ hxg8+ axb1=B+ bxa1=B+ bxc1=B+ cxb1=B+ cxd1=B+ dxc1=B+ dxe1=B+ exd1=B+ exf1=B+ fxe1=B+ fxg1=B+ gxf1=B+ gxh1=B+ hxg1=B+ axb1=B+ bxa1=B+ bxc1=B+ cxb1=B+ cxd1=B+ dxc1=B+ dxe1=B+ exd1=B+ exf1=B+ fxe1=B+ fxg1=B+ gxf1=B+ gxh1=B+ hxg1=B+ axb1=N+ bxa1=N+ bxc1=N+ cxb1=N+ cxd1=N+ dxc1=N+ dxe1=N+ exd1=N+ exf1=N+ fxe1=N+ fxg1=N+ gxf1=N+ gxh1=N+ hxg1=N+ axb1=R+ bxa1=R+ bxc1=R+ cxb1=R+ cxd1=R+ dxc1=R+ dxe1=R+ exd1=R+ exf1=R+ fxe1=R+ fxg1=R+ gxf1=R+ gxh1=R+ hxg1=R+ axb1=Q+ bxa1=Q+ bxc1=Q+ cxb1=Q+ cxd1=Q+ dxc1=Q+ dxe1=Q+ exd1=Q+ exf1=Q+ fxe1=Q+ fxg1=Q+ gxf1=Q+ gxh1=Q+ hxg1=Q+ axb8=B+ bxa8=B+ bxc8=B+ cxb8=B+ cxd8=B+ dxc8=B+ dxe8=B+ exd8=B+ exf8=B+ fxe8=B+ fxg8=B+ gxf8=B+ gxh8=B+ hxg8=B+ axb8=B+ bxa8=B+ bxc8=B+ cxb8=B+ cxd8=B+ dxc8=B+ dxe8=B+ exd8=B+ exf8=B+ fxe8=B+ fxg8=B+ gxf8=B+ gxh8=B+ hxg8=B+ axb8=N+ bxa8=N+ bxc8=N+ cxb8=N+ cxd8=N+ dxc8=N+ dxe8=N+ exd8=N+ exf8=N+ fxe8=N+ fxg8=N+ gxf8=N+ gxh8=N+ hxg8=N+ axb8=R+ bxa8=R+ bxc8=R+ cxb8=R+ cxd8=R+ dxc8=R+ dxe8=R+ exd8=R+ exf8=R+ fxe8=R+ fxg8=R+ gxf8=R+ gxh8=R+ hxg8=R+ axb8=Q+ bxa8=Q+ bxc8=Q+ cxb8=Q+ cxd8=Q+ dxc8=Q+ dxe8=Q+ exd8=Q+ exf8=Q+ fxe8=Q+ fxg8=Q+ gxf8=Q+ gxh8=Q+ hxg8=Q+ Nxa1+ Nxa2+ Nxa3+ Nxa4+ 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Post for the previous month’s vote:https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/vote-for-marchs-golden-variants-2026Not sure on what some of the terms in this post mean? Have any other questions? See any typos? Feel free to ask and comment below!(Scroll down to the start of the bold headers if you want to know how to vote without reading my entire post 😀)Hello again, Custom Variants Community!This post will be brief since the May vote will also be coming out shortly after this post is made, so keep your eyes peeled! The start here will mostly just go over the results of the Platinum Variant arena from last month, as well as the start of the new cycle in Q2 (Quarter 2 of 4 in 2026).If you didn’t know yet, we have a Platinum Variant Hall of Fame thread here where you can see the winners of both the votes and the arena; of course, every Platinum Variant in the entire history of its existence is listed here, from Minihouse to the recently concluded arena for Rookmate! The top 3 finishers for 2026 Q1 are copied below:@IITianMumbai@wizardrunnerNM @chessmaster0108Congrats to the winners, who will be receiving their premium Chess.com memberships soon (excluding @chessmaster0108, who already holds a lifetime membership, and including the 4th place winner @racerbilchess as replacement).Now that the Q1 cycle is over, we’re onto Q2! 5 more variants (consisting of the Emerald Variants and Golden Variants featured between April and June) will arise as the new candidates for the next Platinum Variant vote. The CGA team was pleased recently as they accepted a new variant (Torpedoes in a Lake, aka TiaL, by variant creator @CzarnyResorak567), which per the guidelines of Emerald Variant, was automatically featured in this month’s first 2 weeks and became the 1st of the 5 variants eligible in the June Platinum Variant vote.Speaking of accepting variants, to close off this post, here are the recent CGA stats on variant reviewing:Wheel of Fortunes (WoFs) Under Review (UR): 30New Custom Variants (NCVs) UR: 31Total Variants UR Currently: 61Variants Reviewed in Last 2 Weeks: 38Variants Submitted in Last 2 Weeks: 30Oldest Variant UR (Overall): https://variants.world/posts/1956Oldest Variant UR (Excluding CGA/NCV Tester-Made Variants): https://variants.world/posts/1961With that, let’s get to the voting!Format of this month’s GV cycle:Week 9 (April 3-17) : Emerald Variant Week 10 (April 17-May 1): Golden VariantThe Week 9 selection has already been pre-determined; as stated above, new variants are automatically scheduled into Emerald Variant arenas in order to feature them after releaseThe community will vote on the Week 10 Golden Variant!See https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/2026-golden-variant-schedule for more info.The voting process:A comment will be added below this main post with 5 variants listed. You may use the hyperlinks on the variant names in order to see what the variant is if you are unfamiliar with any of them!Simply react to the comment with the emoticon corresponding to the variant you want to be featured to vote for it! You may vote for more than one variant, or even all 5 (that is, if you don’t want your vote to matter…)The variant with the most votes by the end of the polling duration will be the honored variant represented in the upcoming April 17-May 1 Golden Variant arena.The tallying for the Golden Variant arena vote will close at approximately 0 UTC on April 18; the arena may be delayed by a few hours (no more than 10 hours) to allow for time between the end of the vote and the scheduling of the arena.See an example of a previous vote below:Happy voting and may the best variants of 2026 win!