How to Play

Played under standard Chess rules with one small change – players can combine and split their pieces.

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Set the board like Chess. The goal is to checkmate your opponents King.

Apply the rules of Chess, plus these new moves:

Use the traditional chess move of a piece to land on the square of another piece of the same colour.

Example: Move the Bishop onto the Rook's square. The combined piece is the Biook (Bishop + Rook).

A Combined piece can move as either of it's joined pieces.

Example: The combined Bishop + Rook (Biook) can move as either the Bishop or the Rook.

Split by moving either of the joined pieces away individually.

Example: The combined Bishop + Rook (Biook) can split by moving either the Bishop or the Rook away individually.

If a combined piece containing a pawn makes it to the far side of the board it is promoted to a Queen. Both the joined pieces leave the board. 3 Extra Queens included.

Example: The combined Rook + Pawn (Roawn) promotes to a Queen.

If a combined piece is captured the combined piece leaves the board, ie both the joined pieces.

Example: The Rook takes the combined Queen + Knight (Quight). The combined piece (Quight) leaves the board.

Start combining from your very first move (e.g. Bishop onto Pawn).

Combine as often as you want. Combining is considered a move.

 

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15 POSSIBLE NEW PIECES:

DQueen - Queen + Queen

Quishop - Queen + Bishop

Quight - Queen + Knight

Quook  - Queen + Rook

Quawn. - Queen + Pawn

DBishop - Bishop + Bishop

Bight - Bishop + Knight

Biook - Bishop + Rook

Biook - Bishop + pawn

DKnight - Knight + Knight

Knook - Knight + Rook

Knawn - Knight + Pawn

DRook - Rook + Rook

Roawn - Rook + Pawn

DPawn - Pawn + Pawn

Download The Official Chessplus Rule Book Here