💡📝Gary Gifford wrote on Mon, Dec 26, 2005 05:49 PM UTC:
I just made a pre-set for Hexagonal Hole Chess. While doing so I noticed
that the red-side (in the rules) is missing 2 pawns... that has been
corrected in the pre-set. I used a Glinski board and Alfaerie graphics 'the Antoine Fourrière Set,'
where blocks are blocks but holes are represented by crabs (as I saw no better substitute-
perhaps one can think of large crabs residing at the bottom of the holes?);
Engineers as Windmills and Teleporters as the Star piece.
I've not looked at this game since it was originally posted. Looking at
it now it does look like a real pain to play... not that it would be hard
to play, just that there is a lot to consider prior to making a move.
Anyway, the non move enforcing pre-set link is below.
/play/pbm/play.php?game%3DHexagonal+Hole+Chess%26settings%3DHexagonalHoleChess