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how much does the king value if it is a normal piece

There are various chess variants where there is a king-like piece that can be captured. So much so, this piece even has a name: a mann.
According to the linked wiki, the value of a mann is only about the same as a knight. I recall hearing elsewhere though that it's a bit better than a minor piece but not quite as useful as a rook. I guess it depends on the set up of the chess variant.
ETA: On first draft I wrote "pawn" when I meant "knight"

infinite. he is not normal piece
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the piece value is given by the posibility to move.max . King has 8 spaces...peon 3 . knight N 8 bihop B 13 moves rook 14 Qeen Q a lot. after this criteria K should be betweem N and B

Maybe I'd give it a 1-point value. However, I agree that it really depends on the setup of the chess variant, and the number of Manns

I think it worth 4=8/2
but is it a major piece or minor piece?
3, it can easily trade itself for a knight/bishop.
It's worth 3 points in chess.com variants.

Apologies, I seem to have poisoned this thread with a typo.
I wrote that the wiki stated a mann is about the same strength as a pawn, but I meant to write "knight".
A mann is much more useful than a pawn, even without the possibility of promotion. I actually think even knight-strength undersells it a bit, but at that point it matters what the specific rules of the variant in question are.
I think it worth 4=8/2
but is it a major piece or minor piece?