3D Chess
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ParrotCHP
Dec 19, 2025
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#1
I it would make the hole game more interesting if you had to think in 3 Dimensions, doesn’t it?
Dec 29, 2025
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#2
There would be a lot of pieces.
Rook moves to cubes that share a face (6 directions)
Bishop moves to cubes that share a corner (8 directions)
Bishop2 moves to cubes that share an edge (12 directions)
Including those, there are 7 possible combinations of those to make different 3D rooks, bishops, and queens.
Rook moves to cubes that share a face (6 directions)
Bishop moves to cubes that share a corner (8 directions)
Bishop2 moves to cubes that share an edge (12 directions)
Including those, there are 7 possible combinations of those to make different 3D rooks, bishops, and queens.