@Kolkata-Knight-Rider said in #11:
> lichess.org.....
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> Nooooo! It's lichaturanga.org :P
link doesn’t work
> lichess.org.....
>
> Nooooo! It's lichaturanga.org :P
link doesn’t work
Is checkers.
How I play Shogi!! It looks like a crazyhouse or something...
Since people are asking how draughts is different from checkers, check this out: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_draughts
To save you a click:
* 10x10 board
* Captures are mandatory. One must do the longest possible capture.
* Kings move like bishops in chess, and can land any number of squares after the enemy piece when capturing.
It’s more deep than American/British Checkers, since the king can move like a bishop, and since the board is bigger.
To save you a click:
* 10x10 board
* Captures are mandatory. One must do the longest possible capture.
* Kings move like bishops in chess, and can land any number of squares after the enemy piece when capturing.
It’s more deep than American/British Checkers, since the king can move like a bishop, and since the board is bigger.
@Goldrider said in #16:
> Since people are asking how draughts is different from checkers, check this out: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_draughts
>
> To save you a click:
>
> * 10x10 board
> * Captures are mandatory. One must do the longest possible capture.
> * Kings move like bishops in chess, and can land any number of squares after the enemy piece when capturing.
>
> It’s more deep than American/British Checkers, since the king can move like a bishop, and since the board is bigger.
so similar to antichess
> Since people are asking how draughts is different from checkers, check this out: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_draughts
>
> To save you a click:
>
> * 10x10 board
> * Captures are mandatory. One must do the longest possible capture.
> * Kings move like bishops in chess, and can land any number of squares after the enemy piece when capturing.
>
> It’s more deep than American/British Checkers, since the king can move like a bishop, and since the board is bigger.
so similar to antichess
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