what's the value of a king?

Like if a pawn is 1 and knights and bishops are about 3 and rooks are 5 and the queen is 9 what value does the king have?

Not as in his importance to the game then it would be infinite because no king means no game I just mean the value of his movement if it wasn't a king.

Basically a pawn that can't promote and can move to all adjacent squares.

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A pawn can move and capture towards 1 or 2 squares.
A knight can move and capture towards 2 to 8 squares.
A bishop can move and capture towards 7 to 13 squares.
A rook can move and capture towards 14 squares.
A queen can move and capture towards 21 to 27 squares.
A king can move and capture towards 3 to 8 squares.
Thus the value of a king would be about 3 if it were not infinite.

In a game of points, it's worth 3 points, like the knight, but bishops are also worth 5 in games of points. So, if I had to assign a value to the king, it would be 3 points, but it could be any value. 100 points would make it less valuable than every other piece combined if all pawns promoted to queens, though. 

its worth 69420

I wonder which would be more valuable: That king or an entire 14x14 board of amazons, one royal, with an x6 opposite multiplier, and +40 points for mate.

The king is priceless.

King is the most valuable piece, I’d say it’d be worth infinity 

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Or maybe 1

Bruh

I ask you to think of the king as the core of the army, without the king nothing 

you’re basing it off of mobility

The king can't  have a prize because it can't be captured.

And it should be based off nobility.

True

Technically check mate captures the king, the king has nowhere to go and is attacked by a piece

How

If your a leader of a rebel group and your being attacked surely if you get captured the other people will too

I was just making a rhyme.