2021年8月29日 · The pieces move as in ordinary chess; the king, one square in any direction; the queen, as far as required in any direction; the bishops, diagonally; the rooks, orthoganally; the knights, knight moves and the pawns optionally two squares on the first move otherwise one square forward but a diagonal move to take.

3-D Chess is played on a 4x4x4 grid. The published board is a two dimensional representation of a three dimensional board. Special rules govern the movement of the pieces in the third dimension. White begins on the upper most level, while Black begins at the bottom. The object is the same as traditional chess - checkmate the opposing king.

Since then numerous rule sets have been created including those by Jens Meder which include rules for tournament play (largely meaning rules on arbitration, use of a chess clock, official notation, etc.) and the official rules of the World Tri Dimensional Chess Federation written by military fighter pilot John Hawkins ostensibly partially ...

The most famous variant of 3D Chess appeared in the Star Trek television show in 1966, in which it was referred to as 'Three Dimensional Chess'. The original stage property was designed by Irving A Feinberg and consisted of three 4x4 boards and four movable 2x2 boards.

Over the years, there have been numerous attempts to develop rules for three dimensional (3D) chess using three standard 8 by 8 chess boards (3x8x8), however, many of these games suffered from major problems that distracted the players from the essential characteristics of traditional chess. Some of these 3D chess variations created new chess pieces while other 3D rules …

2008年11月29日 · This would seem to allow castling through check or through attack on the rook neither of which is allowed in standard chess. Sorry Moshe, I don't see how. On the page, the rule 3.2, I - IV are quite clear none of these moves are allowed.

It remained popular in Germany throughout the early 20th century. Probably the most famous example is 3-D Chess from Star Trek. In 1985, Gary Gygax, the designer of 'Dungeon's and dragons', published an article on Dragon chess, a variant 3 boards, each 8 squares by 12 squares, stacked one above the other. There are many other examples

2011年10月6日 · Based on the federation standard 3d chess ruleset, edited for clarity, length, and design flair. Includes tournament variant. Prints on a single double-sided 8.5 x 11 inch page, folded in half to make a booklet.

Doc Pop's One-Dimensional Chess is a chess variant that puts a new spin on the classic game of chess. The board consists of 16 squares in one row. The board consists of 16 squares in one row. Each of the two players have a pawn, a knight, a bishop, a rook, a queen, and a king.

A two player game played on 3 standard chess boards arranged vertically one above the other. The "light" squares are transparent to help see what pieces are where. Each player starts with 16 pieces on each board in almost the same setup as standard chess. There is only one king and he starts in the normal position on the centre board. Kings, Queens and Bishops …