http://brainrook.com/ The world of articles by BrainKing users. en Serendipity 1.2 - http://www.s9y.org/ Fri, 03 Nov 2006 09:23:18 GMT http://brainrook.com/templates/default/img/s9y_banner_small.png http://brainrook.com/ 100 21 http://brainrook.com/archives/52-Atomic-chess.html Atomic Chess http://brainrook.com/archives/52-Atomic-chess.html#comments http://brainrook.com/wfwcomment.php?cid=52 15 http://brainrook.com/rss.php?version=2.0&type=comments&cid=52 nospam@example.com (alexandrecubal) <b>Author:</b> <a href="https://brainking.com/en/Profile?u=20119">alexandrecubal</a><br /> <br /> The atomic chess has a great advantage: it is quick!<br /> While in chess your king can't do anything that'll hurt him, in atomic there is no such thing as "danger". The game is over when you kill the opponent's king.<br /> <br /> Atomic chess has a curious rule: the explosion, which you can learn <a href="http://brainking.com/en/GameRules?tp=28">here</a>!<br /> <br /> In atomic, you can win moving only twice or three times your pieces.<br /> <br /> THREE MOVES TO VICTORY:<br /> 1st: You need to use a knight(B1) in this method. Go B1-C3 and then C3-D5. Then go D5-E7<br /> If you want to use the G1 knight, it's even better:<br /> G1-F3<br /> F3-E5<br /> E5-F7 or E5-D7<br /> <br /> 2nd: You need to use a bishop(C1) and a pawn(B2 or D2). Move forward the pawn(B2-B3 or D2-D3).<br /> If you moved B2-B3:<br /> C1-A3<br /> A3-E7<br /> If you moved D2-D3:<br /> D3-G5<br /> G5-E7<br /> (This one has 2 more methods)<br /> <br /> 3rd: Very similar to the 2nd method, but using the queen and the E2 or C2 pawns.<br /> E2-E3 or C2-C3<br /> If E3:<br /> D1-H5<br /> H5-F7 (or maybe H5-E8)<br /> If C3:<br /> D1-A4<br /> A4-D7 (or maybe A4-E8)<br /> (There are a few other methods)<br /> <br /><a href="http://brainrook.com/archives/52-Atomic-chess.html#extended">Continue reading "Atomic chess"</a> Wed, 01 Nov 2006 02:26:00 -0500 http://brainrook.com/archives/52-guid.html