5 votes for Start Event.
martin0 vs the world: World analysis thread

Event #37 Queenbuilder
As a move a bishop can move on top of an allied rook with its normal movement. Only 1 bishop can stand on top of 1 rook.
When a bishop is standing on top of a rook, then the rook and bishop can move together like a queen as a move.
If the rook becomes captured while a bishop is standing on top of it, then the bishop will also get captured.
As a move, a bishop can move off the rook with its normal movement. However the rook can not move without also moving the bishop.
A rook can be a part of castling, even if it has a bishop on top of it. The bishop will remain on top of the rook.
Note: A bishop can not move over allied rooks, it must stop on top of the rook.
Note 2: Only bishops can move to allied rooks, rooks can not move to allied bishops.
Example 1:
Whites bishop can not move inside the white rook (since it needs to move like a bishop when doing so).
Example 2:
White plays Bg2 (so now the bishop is on top of the rook).
Now white can either move both the rook and bishop like a queen (like RBa2 or RBa8) or white can move the bishop out of the rook.
Example 3:
White plays Bxb7
Example 4:
White plays 0-0
copied from the other thread

I vote 6. c4, unless start event already won. If we start an event then reset my vote.

A rook and a bishop are worth 8 points, and a queen is worth 9 points. The ability to disconnect the bishop probably makes the combo worth 9.25 points. Seems like a no brainer to connect them eventually.
I think we should leave our fianchettoed bishop on g2 and try to develop naturally and eventually take a couple moves to combine them.
vote start event