Enter Your Reply The Comment You're Replying To Rich Hutnik wrote on Tue, Mar 25, 2008 12:03 AM UTC:I just want to add here that the rules for IAGO Chess are up on the web: http://abstractgamers.org/wiki/iago-chess You could definitely do a V-Class (or X-Class to start) version of IAGO Chess using a 10x10 or a 12x12 board, with all the multiple short range pieces, and then use gating and drop, or just one, or limit drop to the start of the game to certain square, and then roll in other possible pieces. Shoot, if you don't want to do any drops or gating in your variant, don't. Just turn off these options in the B-Class rules. You can even change how they work if you like. Gating and drops are suggested though. The B-Class (Basic) and C-Class (Classic) versions start with an 8x8 board, and just the Capablanca pieces, for convention purposes, and ability to have readily available equipment. This isn't to say that IAGO Chess is just limited there. It is just, we need to do something to at least get Capablanca pieces available for people to be able to acquire and use. Edit Form You may not post a new comment, because ItemID IAGO Chess does not match any item.
