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Modern Chess. Variant on a 9 by 9 board with piece that combines bishop and knight moves. (9x9, Cells: 81) [All Comments] [Add Comment or Rating]

Jose Carrillo wrote on Thu, Feb 21, 2008 08:10 PM UTC:

Here is the move coding for Game Courier for Modern Chess' Bishop-Adjustment (or 'Bishop Castling'): c-Bishop Adjustment with Knight: White: B-b1;N-c1 // [Bc<=>N (c-Bishop-Knight adjustment)] Black: b-b9;n-c9 // [Bc<=>N (c-Bishop-Knight adjustment)] c-Bishop Adjustment: White (with Minister): B-d1;M-c1 // [Bc<=>M (Bishop-Minister adjustment)] Black (with Queen) : b-d9;q-c9 // [Bc<=>Q (Bishop-Queen adjustment)] g-Bishop Adjustment with Knight: White: B-h1;N-g1 // [Bg<=>N (g-Bishop-Knight adjustment)] Black: b-h9;n-g9 // [Bg<=>N (g-Bishop-Knight adjustment)] g-Bishop Adjustment: White (with Queen) : B-f1;Q-g1 // [Bg<=>Q (Bishop-Queen adjustment)] Black (with Minister): b-f9;m-g9 // [Bg<=>M (Bishop-Minister adjustment)] Neither piece swapping places may have moved before the 'Bishop Adjustment' (or 'Bishop Castling')