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Create Your own Fairy Chess Piece
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President
Moves like the Wildebeest and the Rook. Worth 9 points
piorneir: moves like a king, knight and alibaba
Worth: 5 points, when captured an opposite opponent's piece, the value of the piece captured MUST be 5 to make Ox6 happen
Hmmmm confused as to what fairy pieces are…
DefenderPug2 wrote:
Hmmmm confused as to what fairy pieces are…
from my understanding a fairy piece is just any piece that doesn't move like your average pawn, bishop, knight, rook, queen, king
Master
Move like cannon, bishop and captures like a pawn butit can captures backward
If reach 8th or 1st rank turn into amazon
sheep
can only move backwards one square at a time
can't capture any pieces
if it reaches 1st or 8th rank... well, nothing.
Cougar Queen, moves forwards like a queen, but backwards like a king. Forwards is defined by towards the opponent's king.
Mine can move 3 steps forward, but only 1 step diagonally backward. Kills one step forward and or one step diagonal. Worth 7 points. If reaches 8th rank turns into a queen and is worth 10 points.
Wickham, moves like queen but can jump
Asbury, moves like rook but can jump
Carnes, moves like bishop but can jump
Lake, moves 1, 2, or 3 squares in any direction, can't jump
Renzema, moves like pawn but can go backwards
Moore, moves like knight but can't jump
BunniesAndRockClimbing wrote:
Wickham, moves like queen but can jump
Asbury, moves like rook but can jump
Carnes, moves like bishop but can jump
Lake, moves 1, 2, or 3 squares in any direction, can't jump
Renzema, moves like pawn but can go backwards
Moore, moves like knight but can't jump
Queens, Rooks and Bishops can't jump. How are your corresponding fairy pieces any different?
Bruce Lee - moves like water.
BlueHen86 wrote:
BunniesAndRockClimbing wrote:
Wickham, moves like queen but can jump
Asbury, moves like rook but can jump
Carnes, moves like bishop but can jump
Lake, moves 1, 2, or 3 squares in any direction, can't jump
Renzema, moves like pawn but can go backwards
Moore, moves like knight but can't jump
Queens, Rooks and Bishops can't jump. How are your corresponding fairy pieces any different?
They're different because they CAN jump
BunniesAndRockClimbing wrote:
BlueHen86 wrote:
BunniesAndRockClimbing wrote:
Wickham, moves like queen but can jump
Asbury, moves like rook but can jump
Carnes, moves like bishop but can jump
Lake, moves 1, 2, or 3 squares in any direction, can't jump
Renzema, moves like pawn but can go backwards
Moore, moves like knight but can't jump
Queens, Rooks and Bishops can't jump. How are your corresponding fairy pieces any different?
They're different because they CAN jump
Yes. My bad. For some reason I read that as 'can't'.
Sorry. I will have to work on my reading skills.
Naw you're OK
Mine is called the Star, Queen but can jump and also can move like a knight and when reaches eighth rank the opponent gets checkmated.
Free-Roamer - it moves like a Rook in that it must move Horizontally or Vertically and cannot jump, BUT, it also has the following rules:
1) It can change direction.
2) It must move EXACTLY 5 squares
3) You can zigzag, but like knights, they will always end up on the opposite color square.
4) It can only capture on the 5th and final square. So a Black free-roamer on h8 with a White pawn on h7 and White Knight on g8 has no legal move!
For example, Let's say you had the following diagram where the Rooks are free-roamers:
The free-roamer on a1 cannot move.
The one on h8 can only go to g8
The one on a8 can go to b8 (a8-b8-b7-b8-b7-b8), c7 (a8-b8-b7-c7-b7-c7), d8 (a8-b8-b7-c7-d7-d8), or d6 (a8-b8-b7-c7-d7-d6)
The one on h1 can go to g1, f2, e3, f4, or g3.
Had there been a White Knight on b8, the a8 free-roamer would have no legal move, but if a White Knight is on c7, Black can play a8-b8-b7-b8-b7-xc7
Wow that's creative!
God
Moves like an amazon, cannon, and wildebeest. Worth 20 points.