You can move the King on each side as many squares as you want! It could be one or five like the example in picture 2
FREESTYLE CASTLE
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I mean 1 square or 2 squares or 3 or 4
It already exist in freestyle chess not in classical
27 days ago
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That’s wrong.
If you castle kingside, the king goes to G and the rook to F.
If queenside, king goes to C and rook to D. No matter where they started.
If you castle kingside, the king goes to G and the rook to F.
If queenside, king goes to C and rook to D. No matter where they started.
pampi_nero wrote:
T-jankins9522 wrote:
This is a new castling variant, not rules on how to castle.
actually there are rules and they are making the castle move more interesting.
It's a try.
Seriously
Ugh y'all gotta be kidding me
Is this cuz of the flag of kosovo
The King can move one, two and three squares for the short castle and one, two, three even four squares for the long castle. The Rook must always follow beside the King.
Any thoughts?