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   1 p.boxed
   2   Pieces are colorbound and capture on the other color.
   3   The goal is to capture a king. Captures are mandatory.
   4
   5 figure.diagram-container
   6   .diagram
   7     | fen:rbnkknbr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RBNKKNBR:
   8   figcaption Initial deterministic position
   9
  10 p.
  11   Each side has two small teams of four pieces (and four pawns), one on light
  12   squares and the other, identical, on dark squares.
  13   Kings have no royal status, and the goal is to capture one of them.
  14   Captures are mandatory, but if there are several available you can choose.
  15
  16 p.
  17   All pieces end their move on a square of the same color as the initial one.
  18   They all capture pieces only on the other color.
  19
  20 p.
  21   If after a capture the capturer can take another piece, then the move
  22   continue with this new capture. As in international Draughts.
  23
  24 h4 King
  25
  26 p.
  27   The King moves without capturing one square diagonally.
  28   He captures by a short orthogonal leap. There is no castling.
  29
  30 figure.diagram-container
  31   .diagram.diag12
  32     | fen:8/8/4b3/3nK3/8/8/8/8 d6,f6,f4,d4:
  33   .diagram.diag22
  34     | fen:8/8/4b3/3nK3/8/8/8/8 c5,e7:
  35   figcaption.
  36     King moves without captures on the left, and with captures on the right.
  37
  38 h4 Rook ("Smasher")
  39
  40 p.
  41   The Smasher may slide any distance diagonally without capturing.
  42   It may slide orthogonally as well, potentially capturing.
  43   Captures are achieved by approach, by stopping just before the enemy piece.
  44
  45 figure.diagram-container
  46   .diagram.diag12
  47     | fen:8/8/5p2/8/8/8/1R3p2/8 a1,c1,d2,a3,b4,c3,d4,e5,b6,b8:
  48   .diagram.diag22
  49     | fen:8/1p6/8/8/8/8/1R4p1/8 b6,f2:
  50   figcaption.
  51     Rook moves without captures on the left, and with captures on the right.
  52
  53 h4 Knight ("Leaper")
  54
  55 p.
  56   The Leaper may slide any distance diagonally without capturing.
  57   It may slide orthogonally as well, potentially capturing.
  58   It may also make a double knight's move (a 4x2 'L'), as long as there
  59   isn't a friendly piece at the midpoint of the move.
  60   Captures are achieved by jumping over a piece, either with an orthogonal
  61   or double-knight move.
  62
  63 figure.diagram-container
  64   .diagram.diag12
  65     | fen:8/p7/5p2/8/8/1P/8/N5p1 e3,c1,e1,a3,a5,b2,c3,d4,e5:
  66   .diagram.diag22
  67     | fen:8/8/8/8/p7/8/2p5/N6b e3,a5,a7:
  68   figcaption.
  69     Knight moves without captures on the left, and with captures on the right.
  70
  71 h4 Bishop ("Remover")
  72
  73 p.
  74   The Remover may slide any distance diagonally without capturing.
  75   It may capture any orthogonally adjacent opposing piece without moving.
  76
  77 figure.diagram-container
  78   .diagram
  79     | fen:8/8/8/4p3/4Bp2/8/8/8 e5,f4:
  80   figcaption The bishop must capture both pawns.
  81
  82 h4 Pawns
  83
  84 p.
  85   A Pawn may move one square diagonally forward to an empty square, or
  86   optionally two squares if it hasn't moved yet (in this case it may be
  87   captured en-passant by short leap).
  88   Pawns capture by a short leap forward, and by orthogonal custodian capture
  89   where the Pawn completes the sequence FEP (Friend, Enemy, Pawn, or
  90   Pawn, Enemy, Friend).
  91
  92 figure.diagram-container
  93   .diagram.diag12
  94     | fen:8/8/3P4/8/8/8/1P6/8 a3,c3,d4,e7,c7:
  95   .diagram.diag22
  96     | fen:8/Nr5R/2rP3n/2N5/7b/4b2P/4P3/8 c7,e4,h5:
  97   figcaption.
  98     Pawn moves without captures on the left, and with captures on the right.
  99
 100 p.
 101   A Pawn that reaches the second-to-last rank of the board may promote to any
 102   previously captured friendly piece (not yet returned to play).
 103   Upon reaching the last rank, the Pawn is required to promote; if there are
 104   no pieces available for promotion, then the move is not possible.
 105
 106 h3 Source
 107
 108 p
 109   | The
 110   a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/other.dir/interweave.html")
 111     | Interweave variant
 112   | &nbsp;on chessvariants.com.
 113
 114 p Inventor: Peter Aronson (2002)