Yes, I should have included pawn moves in that. I meant 100 full moves but that probably is excessive.
I think I'll just remove the last to move wins stuff from here. I still like the idea but it might make more sense as a separate variant all by itself.
My reasoning for using zebras rather than camels is that I think it matches the other added pieces better. The gryphon starts with a diagonal step and continues as a rook, and the zebra's move can be described similarly. It begins with a diagonal step and then continues as a knight, jumping over any occupied squares on the way.
Yes, I should have included pawn moves in that. I meant 100 full moves but that probably is excessive.
I think I'll just remove the last to move wins stuff from here. I still like the idea but it might make more sense as a separate variant all by itself.
My reasoning for using zebras rather than camels is that I think it matches the other added pieces better. The gryphon starts with a diagonal step and continues as a rook, and the zebra's move can be described similarly. It begins with a diagonal step and then continues as a knight, jumping over any occupied squares on the way.
I'll try to fix the diagrams and rules.