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But your opponent doesnt know your pawn is agab so thats the point
But you know that the percentage a game that exists a pawn promoting is very low
New Variant Idea: Ahab Chess
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6 days ago
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#65
Also, if we dont limit the piece a queen+royal rook Will be too Hard to win against
In the rules I have, king and queen are not allowed as Ahabs. As for rook, that one is kind of hard, but imo it’s no harder than the other pieces, especially when using the bare piece rule.
6 days ago
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#67
How about, you can choose to spend a turn to “inquire” about an enemy piece. If the piece is the ahab, it must move like a king for the rest of the game. So that way, even if your opponent chooses the queen, you can inquire and then it won’t be so powerful.
Then the players could just spend the first 16 moves inquiring. And whoever finds the Ahab first has an edge.
5 days ago
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#69
Yeah, any good players would just choose rooks and it would be too boring.
5 days ago
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#70
And with the new variant of "inquiring" I think @Green_Sleeves is right.
5 days ago
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#72
What if you can only inquire once for every time you capture a piece? Like if you capture a piece, then you have one inquire charge, or if you capture five, then you have five inquire charges. Makes people be more aggressive.
5 days ago
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#73
Another thing about the inquiring idea, if you know it’s a pawn,and you inquire, then the pawn becomes a king and has better movement.
But your opponent doesnt know your pawn is agab so thats the point