The Trojan Horse.
Moves and captures like a Knight.
If your opponent takes your Trojan Horse, you can move twice on the next move.
For example, if the black Knight on c3 was a Trojan Horse:
1. ... THb1#
Because Kxb1 puts the white King again in check because the black rook could respond with Rc1+, RxK
A bus, a pawn but can't even move 
Archer: moves one square can attack pieces in every direction but for only 3 squares and moves every other turn, however when it captures it does not need to move
Centaur: An archer and a knight
Returning Hero: When a pawn reaches the last rank it can choose to come back to the 1st rank (for white pieces) and become the Hero this piece can move anywhere within 6 squares of it
Trebuchet: Moves every 3 turns (this includes aiming) only can 'see' straight forward and has a range of x squares when it fires any it only attacks the squares that is x squares away from it but when it hits any square around the impact square is also targetted(basically an atomic explosion) when it 'fires' it does not to be moved to the captured pieces
Catapult: Basically a trebuchet moves faster and has less range
a piece that throws pawns at your queen
King Kong (see earlier)diagram. Marked are all the squares it controls: black - king moves, violet - knight moves, red - giraffe, green - lion/camel, yellow - hawk. Thus, the piece controls literally all squares in the 3 square radius! Imagine, if that occurred on a standard 8×8 board, and it couldn't be captured immediately, that might be instant game over.
The Shooter: moves without capture in every possible way - like any orthodox or fairy piece, captures by shooting any number of squares orthogonally or diagonally remaining on the spot. Cannot capture by replacement. There may be more than 1 enemy piece on its lines of fire, however, it can only shoot one piece at a time. The player would have to announce the piece they're shooting.
The Old Fart: similar to the shooter, but it can only move like king without capturing, and it can only shoot at 1 square distance, meaning, it can only kill the pieces on the adjacent squares. Like the shooter, it cannot shoot more than 1 piece at a time.
In order to shoot, a player has to lift the piece and put it back (stomp!) on the same spot (if that's on a physical board).
The atomic shooter - moves like a regular shooter, shoots one square but in all directions at once, destroying everything on the adjacent squares including friendly pieces and both kings. If you happen to shoot your own king, you lose. If both kings get shot, then it's a draw. So it's best to be careful where to use it.
Note: the atomic shooter doesn't get killed when killing other pieces, like in the atomic chess.
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The Flying Mann - moves all over the place in every possible way, but only captures as a Mann.
Star:
Can move a knight's move BACK like this:
Or, two squares either sideways or forward
For a very large/infinite board only!
Multirider= knightrider+camelrider+alibaba/hawkrider+giraffe(zebra)rider
Killer queen = queen+multirider
The Phase moves like a rook or like a knight, but
if you have an even number of pieces, it moves and captures like a rook.
If you have an odd number of pieces, it moves and captures like a knight.
Devil. At the beginning of the game, in starting position it moves and captures like a rook. If he takes a piece, he will move and take like the piece he took. In other words, the devil takes the soul from the captured piece. When the devil moves like a pawn to 8th rank, it cannot promote, but because from this rank can no pawn moves, it captures like a rook from this line.
The Queen's Maid moves as a pawn on 1 square when moving forward, but as a queen when moving sideways or backwards. Takes the same.
A wizard who can exchange places with any other piece( not pawn). If you say there cannot be a mate you can just captre it and you can mate then
THE ROYAL PAGE. At the beginning of the game, he is placed in the place of the queen on the field d1, that is, next to the king. Moves and captures like a king and like a knight. If, after taking a knight on the move, a pawn of his own color stands from him, he can knight her and she becomes a knight. But he can apply this technique only 2 times per batch.
The Trojan Horse.
Moves and captures like a Knight.
If your opponent takes your Trojan Horse, you can move twice on the next move.