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Checkless Chess is a chess variant in which a player may not make a move that places the opposing king in check unless that same move also produces checkmate. This removes ordinary checking moves as intermediate threats and changes how players create forced positions, because an attack that would be...
Doublemove chess is a chess variant in which each player makes two consecutive moves during a turn. The extra move changes the timing of attacks, defenses, captures, and threats compared with standard chess. Because a player can reposition a piece and then use the second move to support it or create...
Self-Capture Chess is a chess variant in which a legal move may capture one of the moving player's own pieces. The friendly piece is removed rather than transferred to the opponent, allowing a player to clear a blocked line, reduce material, or reshape a crowded position through deliberate self-sacr...
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