Avatar Chess
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In Avatar Chess, the skill level of a figure results from the value of the square on which the figure stands. With each move, the move options change depending on the square you have reached.
Setup
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The game board and the initial position
Rules
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If a piece reaches the opposing row of pawns and from there in a further move the opposing baseline, the player receives an additional Avatar. This additional Avatar starts from your own row of pawns; the player can choose the pawn square.
If necessary, the players agree in advance on a maximum limit of Avatars that can be won in the course of the game.
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By Gerd P. Degens.
Last revised by Gerd Degens.
Web page created: 2022-02-24. Web page last updated: 2022-07-16