idk, google chanturanga rules ig
What's your take on the Chaturanga Variant ?
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Sep 18, 2020
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Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
I think you roll a dice to know which piece you must move... And it's meant for four players at once. Unless they mean the Indian Chess, no double step, no castling... My head is so full of stuff about classical chess, I've got no room left for the variants of it.
what do you men by indian chess
chess is indian =_=
lol
Sep 18, 2020
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Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
I think you roll a dice to know which piece you must move... And it's meant for four players at once. Unless they mean the Indian Chess, no double step, no castling... My head is so full of stuff about classical chess, I've got no room left for the variants of it.
Nope ...there is no role of a dice ...atleast in the chaturanga variant here on chess.com....You should try it out once...
Sep 18, 2020
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#6
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
Anonymous_Dragon a écrit :
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
I think you roll a dice to know which piece you must move... And it's meant for four players at once. Unless they mean the Indian Chess, no double step, no castling... My head is so full of stuff about classical chess, I've got no room left for the variants of it.
Nope ...there is no role of a dice ...atleast in the chaturanga variant here on chess.com....You should try it out once...
And you should try all I tried in my life before to decide if I should try what I did not try and you tried, okay?
Hmm
Sep 18, 2020
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#7
I read about Shatranj and Chaturanga before it was on this site. I read that baring the enemy king and stalemating the enemy are also ways to win in both of them, and found that baring the enemy king isn't a win on this site. Also it technically should be called Shatranj.
Sep 18, 2020
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#8
acgusta2 wrote:
I read about Shatranj and Chaturanga before it was on this site. I read that baring the enemy king and stalemating the enemy are also ways to win in both of them, and found that baring the enemy king isn't a win on this site. Also it technically should be called Shatranj.
shatranj is the arabic name dude
it is chaturanga
Sep 18, 2020
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#9
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
What I mean by Indian Chess? But I just said it. Ever Heard of "King's Indian Defense" and such? It comes from Indian Chess variant
Well there is the english opening too tho
Sep 18, 2020
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#10
Ibrahim240407 wrote:
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
What I mean by Indian Chess? But I just said it. Ever Heard of "King's Indian Defense" and such? It comes from Indian Chess variant
Well there is the english opening too tho
Yes he knows that
Sep 18, 2020
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#11
Btw there is a different variant called Indian chess which has slight difference
Sep 18, 2020
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#12
But it was from subcontinent (i meam barre sagheer) as there was no india then
Sep 18, 2020
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#14
Well i dont know exactly but it was before partitioj at least.
In it pawns couldnt move two spaces in their first move and they could only promote into a knight if they were on the knight's beginning square and a queen if her square or the king's square and a castle if... there would have been other differences as well
I am a big fan of chess variants. Chaturanga is one of the variants I like.
Sep 18, 2020
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Ibrahim240407 wrote:
Well i dont know exactly but it was before partitioj at least.
In it pawns couldnt move two spaces in their first move and they could only promote into a knight if they were on the knight's beginning square and a queen if her square or the king's square and a castle if... there would have been other differences as well
Of course before partition...but india did exist still right ..
Under its BETA version , chess.com has rolled out a few other variants of chess , which weren't available here before.
How did you find the Chaturanga Variant ?
My experience was terrible....I could not understand the rules ....and lost my very first game terribly.