1. g3
(h2xc7 was possible but I don't want to exploit such a weakness that results from the starting position)
Chess with Builder (evertVB - vickalan)
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h2xc7 was possible, but I could reply with Bxc7 or d7xc7 (both then attacking a knight). But I'm not sure how play would go after that. I have no idea where is the best place to start the builder. I just didn't put it next to the queen - but it's not far for the daring player that wants to move out the king to let builder get next to queen!
Anyway I'll follow with:
1...d6
Anyway I'll follow with:
1...d6
2...Be6
3...Kd7
I assume you meant Ug2, but if not let me know and we can go back.
4...c6
Thanks, I had to ask. I hate letting a game go on without knowing for sure it's what you meant.
5...Bc4+
6...Ba6
7...h6
i2? do you mean i3 or i4?
Feb 15, 2017
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Sorry yes, i3
You're doing the images in two of our ongoing games now, once I must return that favour.
That's fine, thanks. But I never mind updating the diagrams.
I keep everything organized. A different folder for each game.
I keep everything organized. A different folder for each game.
8...Ue8
Rules
Builder (U) - All friendly pieces adjacent to a friendly builder inherit each other's movement/capture capabilities (without special functions like royalty). For example a white rook and white bishop adjacent to one white builder would both temporarily move like queens. The builder can only move 1 single step orthogonally, and cannot capture himself (but can be captured).
Castling
The rules of castling are similar as in classical chess, however, with the board 10 squares wide, the king travels three squares rather than two. The rook finishes adjacent to the king (white: d1 or h1; black c8 or g8). Note files are now numbered "a-j" with "a" and "j" being the new flanks. As usual when castling, all squares between the king and the involved rook must be unoccupied, and this includes the square where the builder is initially positioned.