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   2   | Two new pieces: camel and wildebeest. Bigger board.
   3   | Orthodox rules with a few adaptations.
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   5 p.
   6   Two new pieces appear on the board, which is extended to 10x11 squares:
   7   a camel and a wildebeest, respectively written C and W.
   8   A camel moves as a knight but with a
   9   longer jump: 3 squares in one direction, and 1 left or right after that.
  10   The wildebeest combines the moving abilities of a camel and a knight.
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  12 p You can win by checkmating or stalemating the enemy king.
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  14 figure.diagram-container
  15   .diagram
  16     | fen:11/11/11/11/11/4C6/11/11/11/11 f2,h4,h6,f8,d8,b6,b4,d2:
  17   figcaption Squares reachable by the white camel on e5.
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  19 h3 Special moves
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  21 p.
  22   Castling is possible as in orthodox 8x8 game. The white king move to c1 or j1
  23   (one square to the left of bottom-right corner) for large (resp. small)
  24   castle. Same for black on the other side.
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  26 p.
  27   Promotion occurs when pawns reach last rank.
  28   They can only transform into a queen or a wildebeest.
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  30 p.
  31   Note: the castling rule is more restrictive than described in the original
  32   rules. The game seems OK like that, but this may change in the future.
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  34 h3 Source
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  36 p
  37   | The
  38   a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/large.dir/wildebeest.html")
  39     | Wildebeest page
  40   | &nbsp;on chessvariants.com.
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  42 p Inventor: R. Wayne Schmittberger (1992)