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+p.boxed
+	| You only see what your pieces can reach. Incomplete information game.
+
+h3 Divergences
+
+p.
+	Incomplete information version of the orthodox game
+	(with randomized initial position).
+
+h3 Basics
+
+p.
+	Before every move, players see only what their pieces can reach.
+	That is to say: empty squares where your pieces can go,
+	but also occupied squares where captures can be made.
+	For example on the illustration next, after 1.e4 d5 white sees a black
+	pawn on d5, the squares e5, f5, h5, b5, a6 and all four first ranks.
+	The f5 square is visible (and empty) because of the
+	special case of pawn capture.
+
+figure.diagram-container
+	.diagram
+		| fen:8/8/8/3p4/4P3/8/PPPP1PPP/RNBQKBNR - w 8,7,b6-h6,a5,c5,g5:
+	figcaption Standard initial position after 1.e4 d5
+
+p.
+	Choose your move carefully, based on what you can infer from the
+	opponent's past moves. Counting material, in particular, is crucial.
+	Be careful to block the attacking lines toward your king too.
+	Good luck!
+
+p.
+	Note: the bot is not cheating - it really uses only the information
+	described earlier. Moreover, it is very basic and clearly less
+	challenging that a human. But it may be a fun start :)
+
+h3 End of the game
+
+p Win by capturing the enemy king (no checks, no stalemate).
+
+h3 More information
+
+p
+	| I discovered this variant on 
+	a(href="https://www.buho21.com/") Buho21
+	| , which is a nice website but its spirit is very different than here
+	| (ranking system, VIP membership or ads, etc.).
+	| It seemed to be the only place to play DarkChess in live.