C'mon man.......wtf
Invent the new worst/most useless chess piece ever!
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the superpiece: combo of queen + knight if the superpiece checks the king has 2 moves to flee
A 2nd king, that does not move, pieces can jump over, and cannot be checked, and is also invisible.
EndgameStudier wrote:
A 2nd king, that does not move, pieces can jump over, and cannot be checked, and is also invisible.
isnt that capture the flag chess
The whirlwind. It is transparent to all pieces and every three moves, it immediately goes to e4/d4/e5/d5.
The hungry minion, forces you to carve all your pieces out of banana pudding and eats them. And since you lost your king you lose
The Marxist
Changes every single piece into pawns.
Nathanielhk wrote:
The Plastic Surgery - It changes your queen, rooks, knights, and bishops into pawns.
Hey! your pawns have reached the edge of the board! You know what that means...
TheGreatOogieBoogie wrote:
Also there's a gambit called the retarded pawn gambit:
Nahh, called the fred.
the atomic pawn, every time it moves destroys all things behind it. a game played by atomic pawns.
worst thing ever.
Jul 29, 2018
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#734
The maniac
Can teleport and capture anywhere and works for the player who pays him the most before the game
Jul 30, 2018
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#737
I have another one! It's called the cat!
Looks: It is a cat.
Moves: It can only jump over a piece in order to move. If it's jumping over an enemy piece, it is capturing it.
Reasons why it's a great piece?: It likes pickles
The staller. It moves like a bishop, but can't move beyond the fourth rank.
the kalw: cow that likes kale
function: sits there and give dirty advice to both sides. eats kale slaps you/opponent on the face if not playing stockfish choice move.
The pawn. It is a straightforward one:
You move it one square at a time always forward, except when it sits on the second row, in that case you are allowed to move two swares in an only move. It does not captures in the same way it moves, it captures diagonally (only pieces at one square distance)
And wait, I've come up with yet another absurd rule, if it's on the fifth row and a pawn from an adjacent column moves two squares, it can capture as if the move was only a one square push.
Wait, this piece is a mess, it would never be used on a chess game with such complicated rules
The double move rule was added because chess games started too slowly. The en passant capture rule was added so that locking up the position wouldn't be so common.