X-Git-Url: https://git.auder.net/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=client%2Fsrc%2Ftranslations%2Frules%2FBall%2Fen.pug;h=134c85b2e1c9795f9f9acfaea74bcac92c0eb6f7;hb=259035ec507062fdfc7158ac62b68c722404bfdf;hp=3525359f2678b71d4f48b96d228a6ebfb6c87eb2;hpb=d54f6261c9e30f4eabb402ad301dd5c5e40fb656;p=vchess.git

diff --git a/client/src/translations/rules/Ball/en.pug b/client/src/translations/rules/Ball/en.pug
index 3525359f..134c85b2 100644
--- a/client/src/translations/rules/Ball/en.pug
+++ b/client/src/translations/rules/Ball/en.pug
@@ -8,25 +8,34 @@ p.
 
 ul
   li.
-    Capturing an enemy unit holding the ball both make the piece
-    disappear and grab the ball.
-  li "Capturing" a friendly unit pass the ball to it.
+    "Capturing" an enemy unit holding the ball steals it,
+    and either capture the piece by replacement or leave it in place:
+    choose the option "D" for "distant".
+    In place captures cannot be undone by opponent.
+  li.
+    "Capturing" a friendly unit pass the ball to it, or take the ball
+    from it. In both cases the pieces don't move.
 
 p.
   All pieces represent players on a field of some ball game,
-  so they can move up to two squares only for a better realism.
+  so they can move up to three squares only for a better realism.
+
+p.
+  To balance the advantage of ball possession, the piece holding the ball
+  cannot capture enemy pieces.
 
 figure.diagram-container
   .diagram.diag12
-    | fen:rnbhq1nbr/ppppppppp/5h3/9/4a4/5P3/9/PPPPP1PPP/RNBHQHNBR:
+    | fen:1bnrqrnhb/ppppppppp/2h6/9/4a4/5P3/9/PPPPP1PPP/HBNRQRNHB:
   .diagram.diag22
-    | fen:rnbhq1nbr/ppppppppp/5h3/9/4S4/9/9/PPPPP1PPP/RNBHQHNBR:
+    | fen:1bnrqrnhb/ppppppppp/2h6/9/4S4/9/9/PPPPP1PPP/HBNRQRNHB:
   figcaption Left: before fxe5 (taking ball). Right: after fxe5.
 
-p.
-  The piece sitting next to the queen is a champion (H).
-  It moves by jumping two squares in any direction (potentially over pieces),
-  or one square orthogonally.
+p
+  | The new piece represented by an upside-down knight is a 
+  a(href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_(chess)") Phoenix (H)
+  | . It moves by jumping two squares diagonally (potentially over pieces),
+  | or one square orthogonally.
 
 h3 End of the game
 
@@ -36,21 +45,26 @@ p.
 
 figure.diagram-container
   .diagram.diag12
-    | fen:3rn1r2/1pp3pbp/2hp2n2/p1b1pp1p1/P6P1/2N3P1P/1PP2N3/1RB1qPd2/1R2BH1HQ:
+    | fen:3rn1r2/1pp3pbp/2hp2n2/p1b1pp1p1/P6P1/2N3i1P/1PP2N3/1RB1qP3/1R2BH1HQ:
   .diagram.diag22
-    | fen:3rn1r2/1pp3pbp/2hp2n2/p1b1pp1p1/P6P1/2N3P1P/1PP2N3/1RB1tPh2/1R2BH1HQ:
+    | fen:3rn1r2/1pp3pbp/2hp2n2/p1b1pp1p1/P6P1/2N3h1P/1PP2N3/1RB1tP3/1R2BH1HQ:
   figcaption.
-    Left: before g2Pe2 (passing the ball).
+    Left: before g4Pe2 (passing the ball).
     Right: after the move. Then ...Q(x)d1# cannot be prevented.
 
 p.
-  The black champion on g2 passes the ball to the black queen on e2.
+  The black phoenix on g4 passes the ball to the black queen on e2.
   Victory is then garanteed by playing a queen move on the first rank.
 
 h3 Source
 
-p.
-  A friend and I talked some day (in 2019) about a variant where pieces
-  would hit a ball to bring it to the opposite side.
-  This version is inspired by these preliminary trials,
-  because hitting the ball led to somewhat blocked situations.
+p
+  | A friend and I talked some day (in 2019) about a variant where pieces
+  | would hit a ball to bring it to the opposite side.
+  | This version is inspired by these preliminary trials,
+  | because hitting the ball led to somewhat blocked situations.
+  | Indeed in 
+  a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/crossover.dir/football.html")
+    | Football Chess
+  |  mentioned on chessvariants, the ball could have very limited
+  | movements on the edges or corners.