How to play Alice Chess
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Learn the rules to the chess variant Alice Chess quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. For a refresher of the original Chess rules, check out this video: • How to play Chess (202...
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RULES:
The rules are the same as regular chess, except for these changes. Layout two boards next to each other, in the same orientation, but only setup the pieces on 1 of them. After a piece completes a move, it is transferred to the same relative space on the other board. This transfer is not optional and must be performed after every move. In order for pieces to move, the piece’s move must be legal on the board it starts the turn on AND the space it is transferred to on the other board must be vacant. Therefore, capturing a piece is only available on the board the piece starts the turn on. After capture, the capturing piece transfers to the other board the same way a non-capture move would. The king may not perform a move if its transfer to the other board would put the king in check. Castling if performed as normal with both the king and rook transferring boards at the end of the turn. En Passant is allowed like normal. An alternative way to play, is to have the black pieces start the game on the other board. You can also choose to allow a null moves so that instead of moving a piece on the board it starts the turn on it may instead stay in its current position and transfer to the other board. However, a king may not escape check with a null move. Decide beforehand if this rule will be used. The first player to checkmate their opponent, wins.
So the 2nd variation is basically invisible enemy chess if you think about it
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I've played this live. It's pretty wild. For example, 1. d4 d5 openings lose material instantly.
wait what how
@@kemcolian2001 With arrows meaning transferring pieces just moved to board #2: 1. d4 --> d5 --> 2. Qxd8 --> and the white Queen gets away scott free. And the black pawn on board #2 is under attack.
@@bebopj oh yeah. wow
The name of the variant and the differing sizes made me think originally that this was some kind of bizarre thing where pieces moving onto the second board would be "giant" (taking up four squares).
Upon consideration, I have no idea how that could be made to work in practice. I think you'd have to give the giant pieces some kind of HP system or something. It would be extremely weird.
Well if you keep only the size then a piece could capture it by taking one of its four spaces and it can capture up to 4 pieces if it would take out multiple with its move. Effectively a chess glass cannon.
Maybe need two or more pieces in place to capture such a piece?
Among the final fantasy series, there's a game called final fantasy tactics in which they players and the enemy units move around a landscape similar to a chess board. It's got topography and budding and stuff, but basically a checkerboard pattern. All of the units have an HP system, so rather than simply capturing as in chess, thy do battle.
Basically a JRPG meets chess.
I don’t intend on playing any of the games you cover but these videos are so entertaining to me idk why
This is just 3D chess but easier to understand and with a forced elevation change every move.
I like it.
Combine it with 3d chess and make it 5d
3D alice chess.
Each side is 3D.
There is also multiversal time travel.
great explanation! 😃😃, by the way, can you do Jenga Super Mario, or The game of LIFE Super Mario?
I'll look into it
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How about Mario Chess?
Whenever a piece captures, it must continue moving to the next square in that direction. Knights make a second full knight move in the exact same direction when capturing.
If a piece would be captured by the additional move, it is, and the capturing piece must move in that direction again.
Kings cannot be captured, and are only in check if attacked directly. Kings may capture a piece that's on a square another enemy piece is attacking, but kings may only capture if the square the king stops on is safe.
If one of your own pieces is on the square directly behind a piece you capture (or the square your knight would land after its extra move), you may still capture that piece, but then you're blocked from performing the additional move.
That's as brilliant as putting Xianqi cannons in Chess, as well as Grasshopper Chess
However, what would happen if the extra move would put the capturing piece outside the board? Would it also kill the piece? Or would it be simply ignored(capturing move as usual)? Or would it be disallowed, thus buffing outside squares by making them 'safe'?
@@revimfadli4666 I think it calls for experimentation and balancing
@@revimfadli4666 Thinking about this a little more, the Mario theme would dictate that pieces can move off the board, but they die when they do so. Kings can't perform any move or capture that would put them off the board.
So, a king can't capture any piece on the edge of the board if that king is not on the same edge. And, a king can never capture any piece in a corner. It would lead to some interesting checkmates.
At the end of the day, it needs to be balanced, but I suspect this would work.
Were really going down the rabbit hole of chess variants with this one.
As a guy who gets the joke, y e s
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"The rules are the same as regular chess, except for these changes" makes my day.
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The rules are the same a regular chess. Except it's not.
10 sec video wrap it up guys.
The change is that your name has to be Alice in order to play
I thought this is a second video today but oh well
What is the inspiration for the name Alice chess
Best guess is Alice in Wonderland due to the concept of a second world, bizarre movements and the story itself having chess inspired elements
Alice in Wonderland
Through the looking glass is the best fit.
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@@TripleSGames thank you for the answer
This is absurd. Tho it reminds me a lot of 5D chess with multiverse time travel
If 5D chess is chess, this variant is checkers in comparison.
interesting, great explication
"The rules are the same at the regular chess"
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D&D but everyone has blink cast on them
Alice Through the Looking-glass?
Yes that's Correct
I's like some clarifications. If the king is in check, but the spot he occupies is also occupied on the other board, is it really a check? Since he couldn't be captured due to the transfer being blocked, making the check an empty threat.
If I'm understanding this correctly, the king's spot should never be occupied on the other board to begin with. So that scenario should never come up in the first place.
Ahem sir please explain to me why the king couldnt go to h2?
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I know nothing about how to play chess but I do at least know Alice in Wonderland, which I assume this is named after. If yes, does the name come from “moving through the looking glass” after each move, so to speak?
the units are basically assassins.
So basically chess with pocket universe?
This is just 5d chess with multiverse time travel but for kids, it’s the equivalent of checkers to chess.
Phaseshifted Chess/Active Camouflage Chess/Battleship Chess:
3 boards, 2 players, each player starts on one board, which is hidden from their opponent. Each player's first turn is free, but each move after must be prefaced with one player asking whether their opponent has a piece present on that square. If their opponent answers "yes", then the player making the move must place that piece on the middle board. Revealed pieces must remain on the board for 3 turns before returning to their home board. The player returning a piece to concealment must return that piece to their board before making any move. All unit movements are to be treated as normal aside from this concealment mechanic. En passant is allowed, and reveals the capturing piece if said piece attacked from concealment. Castling also reveals your king and that rook. Putting a king in check permanently reveals the attacking piece, but the king may return to concealment unless the king is a player's only remaining back row piece. First player to checkmate their opponent wins.
Chess but everyone is under the Blink spell from DnD
Is this a re-upload?
Wait, you fixed en-passant, so it is.
1:56 juiceee h2 is blocked by the pawn on the right board
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Basically, the units become assassins or ghosts units temporarily.
I was just thinking I was hoping you'd make a video on it :)
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I like playing this one with a twist; I give the knights nearest to the other board hats and call them Hatters, which makes them exempt from mandatory board transfer and allows them to travel onto the other board as though it were an extension of the main one. They are still allowed to transfer as normal if they choose. Any piece that takes the Hatter gains its hat and ability. The King cannot become a Hatter. If the Hatter is killed by a King or another Hatter, its hat is removed from the game entirely, but can be retrieved by a pawn upon promotion. Pawns cannot promote to Hatters if your Hatter is still on the board.
I should clarify, non-knight pieces who capture a Hatter don't become Knights, instead retaining their normal chess movement. The Hat just allows for transfer exemption and bridging the two boards
I will call this "A chess between world".
2.5 dimension chess XD
I've actually tried to make this chess variation when I was in elementary. The other kids didn't really like it.
It has the same exact rules but the kids and adults thought they are too complicated.
I just searched it now and I was surprised it was from 1950s. That means I as a kid thought the same exact variation without knowledge about it.
I didn't even know the name so I can't really tell if it was already made.
I still have a lot of board game ideas but don't know if they already existed.
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Q : can you capture a piece from another board (like the knight in 1:42)
I'm assuming from earlier in the video (where he said you can not move to a space that is occupied by an allied piece) that you can not capture this way, but I am not sure and this variant seems like something that would be more for fun than serious, so therefore you can just mix the rules around to your liking with a friend.
The king can actually move up right to escape check at 1:58.
there's pawns blocking the way
My brain is Saying AAAAAAA😂
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thats not checkmate
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Go ask Alice...when she's ten feet tall...
And the white knight is talking backwards...and the red queen's "off with her head"!
alice chess + 5d chess with multiverse time travel + fairy chess + every single confusing chess variant = pain
Question
If the pieces capturing another piece and at the same time the random enemy piece is present on the that very space... Can it be possible to capture both pieces in one move including check or checkmating the king in one move?
Why my name
Oh no
so basically 3D Chess with 2 boards instead of 3?
Ok that variant is pretty good! Much better than the musketeer chess.
Fun fact: the checkmate at the end is just a check and can be escaped with king h2
Edit: im bling or dum, maybe both
he cant, because h2 on the other board is occupied
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So you can check mate in any board?
It's chess with phasing.
naha alice?
Why reupload tho
there were mistakes that needed to be fixed.
Is chess a RTS?
Aice Chess.
Nice he didnt get a single dislike good job
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Literally no difference in gameplay, save for the theme, so it's not worth covering.
It is coming soon
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We getting into 4d chess complexity
You mean 5d chess with multiverse time travel complexity?