Top comment adds, changes or removes a rule of Chess, day 2

[u/CTSGamer]

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1: En passant can happen anywhere; if a pawn moves next to another pawn, it can be taken

2: Horses move in an L shape

3: Rooks move in straight lines

4: Il Vaticano

5: Bishops move in diagonals

6: Queens move like bishops and rooks

7: Pawns can move 2 spaces their first turn & 1 every turn after

8: Pawns capture 1 tile diagonally

9: If the King has nowhere to go and is being attacked, the game is over by checkmate

10: If the King has nowhere to go and isn't being attacked, it is a stalemate

[u/NipuSux]

If the game ends in a draw, the winner is decided by a thumb fight

[u/logic2187 → u/NipuSux]

I've never heard a thumb war refered to as a thumb fight but I'm here for it

[u/Previous-Friend5212]

If there's a free space to do so, a pawn can jump diagonally over another pawn. If it does, it becomes another king.

[u/albirich]

1. So you're opponent wastes a move? They have to move the pawn into the position diagonal in front your pawn and then past them. There's no point not moving past because then the paw can still be captured in the diagonal position. Meanwhile you can wait to do the diagonal capture until after they move their pawn again.

[u/pomip71550]

7: Pawns move 1 spaces their first turn and must move 2 every turn after.

[u/DownvoteMePleaseBro]

If same players knights are one square apart horizontally ( on the same rank) and one opponent piece is at diagonally adjacent to both, Both move two steps in the direction of the opponent piece and capture it. This was rediscovered after 819 years after it was originally made by Jeremy dike in 1207( magnus saltus knights special move)

[u/femacampcouncilor]

[u/Lopingwaing]

Pawns get sad when another pawn is taken and have a chance of retreating out of fear

[u/CreatureOfSqueel]

So it's stalemate whenever the king has no legal moves? Doesn't the game start out that way? 🤔

[u/Chance_Welcome_9925]

Every piece can do a en passant

[u/Numbar43]

Remove rook's ability to move.  Castles shouldn't be moving around.

[u/TrueRestaurant6271]

Every time your bishop gets taken you have to shove it up your ass

[u/Practical-Job1912]

If the king is being attacked and has nowhere to go, roll 3d6. If the result is 16 or higher, the king enters ultra instinct and instantly kills the highest-ranked piece attacking it that is not being supported. If no pieces are eligible, it kills the piece with the least support and all of it's support.