They still can move only forward, but they move diagonally and can take only ahead of them.
I understand what you mean but you might want to edit that so people aren't confused.
And no, I have never heard of or played such a chess variant.
They still can move only forward, but they move diagonally and can take only ahead of them.
I understand what you mean but you might want to edit that so people aren't confused.
And no, I have never heard of or played such a chess variant.
They still can move only forward, but they move diagonally and can take only ahead of them.
I understand what you mean but you might want to edit that so people aren't confused.
And no, I have never heard of or played such a chess variant.
Edited, hope it's less confusing now
Thanks for your input :)
I entered here expecting lasers.
I leave disappointed.
We had an amazing hour of beautiful fireworks during the opening fiesta, but you were a bit late :/
It's very simple, everything is exactly the same as in standard chess, except that the pawns' moving and taking directions are swapped. They move diagonally (forward-left or forward-right) and can take only ahead of them (one square only at a time as usual).
I must have read about this somewhere, and i think i played some such games some years ago, but i went through this Chess Variants wikipedia page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_variant) and didn't see it mentioned.
What do you think about it?
Have you ever tried it?
Is this variant available online?
Great!
Never!
I don't think so!
For Chess variants, it is better to look on chessvariants.org than on Wikipedia. The game you mention is known as Berolina Chess:
http://www.chessvariants.org/dpieces.dir/berlin.html
It's very simple, everything is exactly the same as in standard chess, except that the pawns' moving and taking directions are swapped. They move diagonally (forward-left or forward-right) and can take only ahead of them (one square only at a time as usual).
I must have read about this somewhere, and i think i played some such games some years ago, but i went through this Chess Variants wikipedia page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_variant) and didn't see it mentioned.
What do you think about it?
Have you ever tried it?
Is this variant available online?