Ben Reiniger wrote on Sat, Jul 15, 2023 10:11 PM UTC:
The description of Peacemakers should be clear without the reference to Duck chess. It's just a neutral king-moving obstacle, yes?
I don't understand the second win condition. Treasurers convert by capturing, not moving adjacent to, right? And then why the note about the treasurer getting captured in the next move?
Why do treasurers switch sides "as many times as it takes"?
When placing a Watcher on the earthly domain, a player has to make sure that his own King will not be in check if it turns out to be an enemy piece.
Does this mean it's illegal to move a watcher if any possible piece it could turn out to be would give check?
I don't really understand the treasurer immobilization; so you mean that even after the one immobilization turn, they can only move without capturing?
The description of Peacemakers should be clear without the reference to Duck chess. It's just a neutral king-moving obstacle, yes?
I don't understand the second win condition. Treasurers convert by capturing, not moving adjacent to, right? And then why the note about the treasurer getting captured in the next move?
Why do treasurers switch sides "as many times as it takes"?
Does this mean it's illegal to move a watcher if any possible piece it could turn out to be would give check?
I don't really understand the treasurer immobilization; so you mean that even after the one immobilization turn, they can only move without capturing?