Grand Dice Chess is now on GoldToken.com!
Now we can play Grand Dice Chess on the world famous turn-based board game platform.
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Grand Dice Chess Copyright (c) Vadrya Pokshtya Grand Dice Chess The Rules The game uses a 12x12 board. Each player has: 4 Kings 24 Pawns 8...
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I will post some interesting Grand Dice Chess problems here. Since we are not dealing with regular chess, where engines are able to evaluat...
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Try playing against the AI. Here is a direct link to the game against the bot. Registration is not required. The bot plays very weakly, but ...
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I have a question about rule clarification. You say make four moves "at the same time". Does this mean that you cannot move one piece to clear a path for another? Or are moves made sequentially? If sequentially, can the moves be made in any order of the dice? And if so, are you allowed to move say a bishop first and in doing so, block your last pawn and thus pass the pawn move?
ReplyDeleteAll moves are made sequentially. They can be made in any order of the dice. Yes you can block your last pawn and pass the pawn move. Moreover, if it is not the pawn move, you can skip the rest of the moves altogether. Just follow the dice and make decisions based on them as you see fit.
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