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Jan 14, 2024
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Lucas1009991 wrote:
I discovered this really cool thing, you can do a QUINTUPLE CHECK using Fairy chess pieces,
In this position Wazir e7 is checkmate because then the king will get a check from the wazir, from the xiangqi horse, from the dragon bishop, from the grasshopper and from the bishop, and each piece checking the king counts as a loss of 1 check live
That is why I avoid making N-check variants, it seems too easy to make the game a forced win if it is implemented in the way that the royal piece loses multiple lives if you can give multiple check with one move.
Jan 14, 2024
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#4
josephruhf wrote:
Lucas1009991 wrote:
I discovered this really cool thing, you can do a QUINTUPLE CHECK using Fairy chess pieces,
In this position Wazir e7 is checkmate because then the king will get a check from the wazir, from the xiangqi horse, from the dragon bishop, from the grasshopper and from the bishop, and each piece checking the king counts as a loss of 1 check live
That is why I avoid making N-check variants, it seems to easy to make the game a forced win if it is implemented in the way that the royal piece loses multiple lives if you can give multiple check with one move.
no, multiple checks r counted as 1 check
Sack_o_Potatoes wrote:
josephruhf wrote:
Lucas1009991 wrote:
I discovered this really cool thing, you can do a QUINTUPLE CHECK using Fairy chess pieces,
In this position Wazir e7 is checkmate because then the king will get a check from the wazir, from the xiangqi horse, from the dragon bishop, from the grasshopper and from the bishop, and each piece checking the king counts as a loss of 1 check live
That is why I avoid making N-check variants, it seems to easy to make the game a forced win if it is implemented in the way that the royal piece loses multiple lives if you can give multiple check with one move.
no, multiple checks r counted as 1 check
Yes, each piece checking the king count as the loss of 1 check live, if you dont believe me then try it by yourself, this means that a double check takes 2 checks lives, a triple check takes 3 check lives and you got the idea
Jan 15, 2024
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#8
Sack_o_Potatoes wrote:
josephruhf wrote:
Lucas1009991 wrote:
I discovered this really cool thing, you can do a QUINTUPLE CHECK using Fairy chess pieces,
In this position Wazir e7 is checkmate because then the king will get a check from the wazir, from the xiangqi horse, from the dragon bishop, from the grasshopper and from the bishop, and each piece checking the king counts as a loss of 1 check live
That is why I avoid making N-check variants, it seems to easy to make the game a forced win if it is implemented in the way that the royal piece loses multiple lives if you can give multiple check with one move.
no, multiple checks r counted as 1 check
I’d prefer for them to be, because a multiple check is one move and it makes the rule less skewed. But they are counted for each piece which gives check on that move.
I discovered this really cool thing, you can do a QUINTUPLE CHECK using Fairy chess pieces,