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Gliński's Hexagonal Chess is a chess variant invented by Polish journalist Władysław Gliński and first publicly presented around 1949. It is played on a large hexagonal board of 91 hex cells using three colors, with each player commanding an enlarged set of pieces including an extra bishop. The geom...
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Most successful hexagonal chess, substantial historical following, published theory, and strong variant-community reputation.
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Wellisch's Hexagonal Chess is an early 20th-century three-player chess variant devised by Austrian engineer Siegmund Wellisch and published in 1912. It uses a board of 91 hexagonal cells rather than the 64-square board of standard chess, with three armies meeting around a shared central area. The de...
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Early hexagonal chess attempt with historical interest; overshadowed by Glinski's more adopted and better-known system.
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