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Loop Chess

In my quest to find a a good 1-Dimensional chess, I've found that they often lack complexity, or are impossible to play on a standard chess board. I was tinkering with my chess board, and was inspired by the "Border Queen" peice from a chess variation I saw a long time ago. Sadly, I was not able to find said variation. The Border Queen could move to any tile along the edges of the board. That got me thinking about making a whole game of chess played only on the borders. That is where Loop Chess was born. 

Setup

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By Rose Thorpe.

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Web page created: 2024-03-02. Web page last updated: 2024-04-25

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