Chess with Poker cards??

ladies and gentleman, I introduce u the "Card Chess"

the easiest way to explain this is that the cards works like "elixer" in "Clash Royale"

2 - 9: pawns     10: Knight    J (11): Bishop     Q(12): queen    K(13): king     A(14,1): Rook

Rules:

#1 Each player keeps 4 cards from the deck

#2 The player can only play the piece from 4 cards that represents the piece

#3 u can add up to 2 cards   (ex: if u want to play a queen, then u can put the queen card or u can put 2 cards that sums up to 12 like;     6 & 6,    4 & 8,    J (11) & A  (btw the A acts as 1 when adding, but acts as 14 when summing up to put the rook)

#4 When the queen dies, u can get up to 5 cards (advantage)

#5 there is no legal or illegal move, the player must play the card he can play

#6 if there is no card u can play at all, u should show the opponent ur cards and check if u really don't have, and refresh ur deck, but it skips ur turn

#7 u can castle only with the KIng card

and here are some bonus rules if u want:

1. if u put 2 same cards, u can move the piece twice, but u can't eat at the second move, and go backwards (so if u put 6 & 6, u can either move the same pawn twice or move the queen)

2.the big A spade card with any number can be changed it to any royal cards (King, queen, bishop)

3. if  u put King, Queen, Bishop together, Idk give me some good ideas for this

omg you're a genius

if you put king queen bishop together is amazon

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