Pawn= Marines/Army same moves as pawn but can shoot any piece within 3 squares in front of it. Rook= Attack aircraft, same moves as rook but can fly over other pieces, attack any piece it flies over, and return to its original spot.
Bishop= mobile anti-aircraft platform Same moves as bishop and can shoot down any aircraft that flies within 4 squares of it in any direction
Knight= Tank Moves like a rook but limited to 4 squares per turn. Can shoot at any square it can move to or where a knight would be able to move to in the original game.
Queen= CIA/KGB Same moves as queen and can assassinate any piece it can move to without having to move there.
King= President and security detail, same moves as king

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This thread keeps getting worse.

Tits

TexasDan said:

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Pawn= Marines/Army same moves as pawn but can shoot any piece within 3 squares in front of it. Rook= Attack aircraft, same moves as rook but can fly over other pieces, attack any piece it flies over, and return to its original spot.
Bishop= mobile anti-aircraft platform Same moves as bishop and can shoot down any aircraft that flies within 4 squares of it in any direction
Knight= Tank Moves like a rook but limited to 4 squares per turn. Can shoot at any square it can move to or where a knight would be able to move to in the original game.
Queen= CIA/KGB Same moves as queen and can assassinate any piece it can move to without having to move there.
King= President and security detail, same moves as king

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Cool. Now playtest it hundreds of times to work out the kinks and make sure there are no strategies that can be exploited to break the game.

Game design is really, really difficult. Especially strategy board games that must have relatively simple and straightforward rules. There are really only a handful of people that create most of the new successful strategy games that come to market.

How long did it take before "hottie on giant chess board" yielded a good gis result?

The OP probably plays "rock scissors, paper, Spock, lizard", too.

In fact, I highly recommend those particular search terms. They led me to the interesting website of Canadian chess Grandmaster Kevin Spraggett.

Maybe don't view it at work. Not sure you could convince your boss you're just brushing up your chess game. Chest game, maybe.

https://kevinspraggettonchess.wordpress.com

Or just Google "Spraggett" and enjoy.

Does this game involve LARPing? It seems like it would....

I was hoping for mid game strategies in the Ruy Lopez..

TexasDan said:

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Pawn= Marines/Army same moves as pawn but can shoot any piece within 3 squares in front of it. Rook= Attack aircraft, same moves as rook but can fly over other pieces, attack any piece it flies over, and return to its original spot.
Bishop= mobile anti-aircraft platform Same moves as bishop and can shoot down any aircraft that flies within 4 squares of it in any direction
Knight= Tank Moves like a rook but limited to 4 squares per turn. Can shoot at any square it can move to or where a knight would be able to move to in the original game.
Queen= CIA/KGB Same moves as queen and can assassinate any piece it can move to without having to move there.
King= President and security detail, same moves as king

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POTY!

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duffelpud said:

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Dude, you just got Queened

Do the AA guns get to shoot when it's not their turn? Can they only shoot aircraft?

Staff removed a picture of a fully clothed woman?