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THE KING MUST DIE!!!!
Instructions:
All the official Chess movement rules EXCEPT:
1)Check and checkmate are obsolete
3) Castling: normal chess rules apply bearing in mind that check and checkmate are obsolete
4) En Passant: no longer exists
5) Pawn Promotion: normal chess rules apply (note: the new piece has ALL of his/her LifePoints)
During your turn:
Special Abilities:
Pawns
can fight in dyas for improved
offense and
defense. Anytime two pawns are side-by-side and off the
starting
position, the offending pawn doubles his weapon (2D4s) the defending
pawn doubles his Armor! (In the case of 3 or more side-by-side pawns,
the pawns in dyas must be immediately declared)
Knights
teleport!
In your turn, move your Knight to any unoccupied space on the board,
AND you may immediately attack an enemy that move. However,
the
act of teleportation is damaging; the teleported Knight has only ONE
LifePoint immediately upon arrival.
Bishops
can return from
the dead! Once per game, each dead Bishop may return to his
unoccupied, starting space with 3 LifePoints, no ears & a black
necklace. This counts as your turn.
Rook
has a Cannon!
Instead of making a standard offense move, a rook
may
shoot a projectile 2 to 5 squares forward, backward, or laterally
only. If it hits, the damage is 2D4 AND splash
damage. (Minus ONE LifePoint from ALL adjoining
spaces).
HOWEVER, projectile-damage can NEVER kill; it may take all but one
LifePoint.
Queen
has no special
abilities. She's that awesome!
King
absorbs armor.
The King's Armor is 6 plus the total of all surrounding
pieces armor for a max of 19Armor. Also, he can
use a turn
to heal all surrounding squares 4 LifePoints
All the official Chess movement rules EXCEPT:
1)Check and checkmate are obsolete
a.
The king may
occupy a square attacked by opponent's piece. The goal is to EXECUTE
the king!
2) Pieces have LifePoints (LP), Armor, a
weapon, and
Special abilities.3) Castling: normal chess rules apply bearing in mind that check and checkmate are obsolete
4) En Passant: no longer exists
5) Pawn Promotion: normal chess rules apply (note: the new piece has ALL of his/her LifePoints)
During your turn:
Firstly,
move a piece OR attack with a
piece
If
you move, simply move a single piece
into any legal space. End of turn.
If
you attack,
declare who is
being attacked and by whom
roll a D20 (add your ear necklace total, if any) to determine if you hit your foe (you must roll greater than your opponent's armor)
if you hit, determine how much damage by rolling the appropriate weapon-die
if you miss, no damage is assessed
if the attacked piece is dead, move into its square and don a single ear-necklace End of turn
if it survives, it automatically counter attacks. It rolls a D20 to determine if it hits then assess damage as appropriate. End of turn (note: if a defending piece kills the offending piece, remove the offending piece from the board, the defending piece does NOT move nor does it gain an ear-necklace)
roll a D20 (add your ear necklace total, if any) to determine if you hit your foe (you must roll greater than your opponent's armor)
if you hit, determine how much damage by rolling the appropriate weapon-die
if you miss, no damage is assessed
if the attacked piece is dead, move into its square and don a single ear-necklace End of turn
if it survives, it automatically counter attacks. It rolls a D20 to determine if it hits then assess damage as appropriate. End of turn (note: if a defending piece kills the offending piece, remove the offending piece from the board, the defending piece does NOT move nor does it gain an ear-necklace)
Players:
1. Pawns = 4LP, 4 Armor, and damage with a D4
2. Knight = 6LP, 6 Armor, and damage with a D6
3. Bishop = 6LP, 6 Armor, and damage with a D6
4. Rook = 8LP, 8 Armor, and damage with a 2D4s
5. Queen = 12LP, 12 Armor, and damage with 2D6
6. King = 1LP, 6+ Armor, and damage with D4
1. Pawns = 4LP, 4 Armor, and damage with a D4
2. Knight = 6LP, 6 Armor, and damage with a D6
3. Bishop = 6LP, 6 Armor, and damage with a D6
4. Rook = 8LP, 8 Armor, and damage with a 2D4s
5. Queen = 12LP, 12 Armor, and damage with 2D6
6. King = 1LP, 6+ Armor, and damage with D4
Special Abilities:
Pawns
can fight in dyas for improved
offense and
defense. Anytime two pawns are side-by-side and off the
starting
position, the offending pawn doubles his weapon (2D4s) the defending
pawn doubles his Armor! (In the case of 3 or more side-by-side pawns,
the pawns in dyas must be immediately declared)Knights
teleport!
In your turn, move your Knight to any unoccupied space on the board,
AND you may immediately attack an enemy that move. However,
the
act of teleportation is damaging; the teleported Knight has only ONE
LifePoint immediately upon arrival. Bishops
can return from
the dead! Once per game, each dead Bishop may return to his
unoccupied, starting space with 3 LifePoints, no ears & a black
necklace. This counts as your turn.Rook
has a Cannon!
Instead of making a standard offense move, a rook
may
shoot a projectile 2 to 5 squares forward, backward, or laterally
only. If it hits, the damage is 2D4 AND splash
damage. (Minus ONE LifePoint from ALL adjoining
spaces).
HOWEVER, projectile-damage can NEVER kill; it may take all but one
LifePoint.Queen
has no special
abilities. She's that awesome! King
absorbs armor.
The King's Armor is 6 plus the total of all surrounding
pieces armor for a max of 19Armor. Also, he can
use a turn
to heal all surrounding squares 4 LifePoints