I got another one: Your 2 knights may fuse (by one "capturing" the other, as if it's an enemy piece) to a Dragon Knight!! (has the combined moves of Q+K)
Nice, eh?
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bcoburn2 wrote:
Any time after 10 moves you may change the color of your bishop: if: you no longer have a bishop of that color. and , it will cost you a move to do it.
and on what square will the new bishop land??
I have a great one, really!!!!!!
When your King is in check, he can move 2 squares, and even jump over pieces 
Eseles wrote:
I have a great one, really!!!!!!
When your King is in check, he can move 2 squares, and even jump over pieces
or the king can eat the queen
lol
Apr 10, 2013
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bcoburn2 wrote:
Any time after 10 moves you may change the color of your bishop: if: you no longer have a bishop of that color. and , it will cost you a move to do it.
How many times/game?
Infinite?
varelse1 wrote:
bcoburn2 wrote:
Any time after 10 moves you may change the color of your bishop: if: you no longer have a bishop of that color. and , it will cost you a move to do it.
How many times/game?
Infinite?
a chess game can´t last infinite
Apr 10, 2013
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Eseles wrote:
I have a great one, really!!!!!!
When your King is in check, he can move 2 squares, and even jump over pieces
Bad!
Bad!
Bad!
I have a hard enough time catching those pesky kings now! let's not make them any harder than they already are!
Apr 10, 2013
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#10
How about you may, as your turn, replace a knight you possess on the board, with a bishop. Or vice-versa.
Can a Rook and King win against a Bishop and King in the end game?
Apr 10, 2013
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wrcrader wrote:
Can a Rook and King win against a Bishop and King in the end game?
Not without any pawn. Unless there's some quick way to win that bishop.
TetsuoShima wrote:
varelse1 wrote:
bcoburn2 wrote:
Any time after 10 moves you may change the color of your bishop: if: you no longer have a bishop of that color. and , it will cost you a move to do it.
How many times/game?
Infinite?
a chess game can´t last infinite
Oh, it can get darn close! Think: 49 moves with the same pieces on the board and no pawn moves made, and you change a bishop's color. Now you have to start counting all over again because the set of pieces on the board has changed, because a light-squared bishop is a different piece than a dark-squared bishop. Assuming you can't just eat some piece or deliver mate when you change a bishop's color, you get to goof around for another 49 moves before rinsing and repeating.
varelse1 wrote:
wrcrader wrote:
Can a Rook and King win against a Bishop and King in the end game?
Not without any pawn. Unless there's some quick way to win that bishop.
Which is inevitable if you get stuck in the wrong corner.
Apr 10, 2013
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You can detonate your Queen like a bomb, destroying everything adjacent to it (regardless of color). If the enemy Queen is caught in the blast radius, then it explodes as well.
Oran_perrett wrote:
a chess game can last an infinite amount of time,you have to claim a draw by 50 move rule.
That too.
you can change a bishop into a knight, and cut the religion out of the game
The sides of the board are connected (like a cylinder), so if you have a knight on a3, he can jump to h5.
I was thinking of a new piece. It's called the beer keg. It doesn't really do anything, just sits in the middle of the board and any piece that gets near it falls over drunk. A few openings would need to change slightly if this suggestion were adopted.
Apr 10, 2013
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SlimReaper99 wrote:
I was thinking of a new piece. It's called the beer keg. It doesn't really do anything, just sits in the middle of the board and any piece that gets near it falls over drunk. A few openings would need to change slightly if this suggestion were adopted.
This may breathe new life into the Bongcloud...
Any time after 10 moves you may change the color of your bishop: if: you no longer have a bishop of that color. and , it will cost you a move to do it.