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p.boxed.
  Some moves have random effects. The goal is to capture the enemy king.

p
  | Pieces move as usual, but they all hide a special "power" inspired by 
  a(href="https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Kart") Mario Kart
  | :
ul
  li.
    The pawn (Toad) leaves a "turbo" mushroom one square before its
    destination. This corresponds to its initial square, except after the
    potential initial two squares move.
  li.
    The knight (Yoshi) let an egg on the first intermediate square
    orthogonally adjacent in the direction of the movement. If this is not
    possible, then the egg stays on the initial square.
  li.
    The rook (Donkey) put a banana on a square diagonally adjacent to the
    arrival one, at random, if possible.
  li.
    The bishop (Wario) put a bomb on a square orthogonally adjacent to the
    arrival one, at random, if possible.
  li.
    The queen (Mario) can play a stealth move once in the game: choose the
    empty square when the queen is going to an empty square. After this move,
    the opponent will know that a queen moved but not where.
    A promoted queen also has this power if not already used.
  li.
    The king (Peach) can "throw a shell" on an enemy reachable by a queen,
    once in the game. A promoted king also has this power, if not already used.
    The capture is done remotely without moving.
p The king cannot castle, and pawns don't capture en passant.

figure.diagram-container
  .diagram
    | fen:qbbrrnek/pppppppp/5n2/8/1BwP4/3m4/PPP1PPPP/QBNN1KRR:
  figcaption After 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bb4 (put a bomb on c4).

p.
  So the goal is to capture Peach :)
  If pawns promoted into king, then all of them must be captured.
  Since it still looked too easy '^^ the 4 mentioned objects
  alter the played move, generally at random:
ul
  li.
    A king or a pawn arriving on a mushroom advance one square further
    (two if the pawn just moved two squares), while a knight jump another
    time in the same direction, if possible.
    Pawns can "eat" objects diagonally too.
  li.
    A rook, bishop or queen arriving on a mushroom can jump over the very next
    piece in the movement direction, if the square right after
    isn't occupied by a piece.
  li.
    A piece arriving on a banana (resp. bomb) is redirected at random by one
    square in an orthogonal (resp. diagonal) direction, if possible.
    If a piece stands on that square, then it is captured.
p.
  The effects can cumulate, as illustrated on the diagram:
  the bishop "captures" the banana on e4, and is then redirected twoard e5:
  mushroom, it jumps over the black pawn to ends on the bomb on e7, which
  sends it on d6 (f6 and f8 were possible too).
  A bomb is finally put on c6 which is the only eligible square.
  A piece may ends on its initial square, move back, and so on.
  That being said, a given object can only be used once on the path.

figure.diagram-container
  .diagram.diag12
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  .diagram.diag22
    | fen:rn1b2qk/pbpp1ppp/1wwBp3/1p1R4/3P1nPr/4P1d1/PPP1mP1P/NNB1KRQ1:
  figcaption Left: before 1.Bxe4. Right: after the move, ending on d6.

p.
  The egg case is more complex: a move ending on an egg triggers an effect
  chosen at random, positive or negative.
  There are four bonus and four penalties. They are introduced in a dual form:
  first the positive, then the negative.
ul
  li.
    King Boo (*B) let you exchange the position of one of your pieces with
    any of the pieces of the board.
  li Koopa (*K) drives the piece back onto its initial square.
  li.
    Toadette (*T) allows to place a captured piece on the board (on an empty
    square or an object; if it's a banana or a bomb, the effect is applied
    and may propagate).
  li.
    Chomp (*C) eats the piece, which is thus captured. If it's Peach,
    then you have lost :)
  li Daisy (*D) allows to play again with any of your pieces.
  li.
    Bowser (*M) immobilizes the piece (which turns into yellow or red).
    It won't be allowed to move on next turn.
  li Luigi (*L) change the color of an enemy piece.
  li Waluigi (*W) change the color of one of your pieces.

figure.diagram-container
  .diagram.diag12
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  .diagram.diag22
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  figcaption.
    1...Rxf6*W: Waluigi turns the g8 queen into white.
    She can capture the king. Bad luck :(

p.
  Note: some bonus might not be applicable. In particular, if no piece was
  captured "Toadette" cannot be applied.

h3 Source

p.
  Rules invented by Charlotte Blard, and developed by Benjamin Auder (2020).
  These are likely to evolve :)
Commit	Line	Data
	1	p.boxed.
	2	Some moves have random effects. The goal is to capture the enemy king.
	3
	4	p
	5	\| Pieces move as usual, but they all hide a special "power" inspired by
	6	a(href="https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Kart") Mario Kart
	7	\| :
	8	ul
	9	li.
	10	The pawn (Toad) leaves a "turbo" mushroom one square before its
	11	destination. This corresponds to its initial square, except after the
	12	potential initial two squares move.
	13	li.
	14	The knight (Yoshi) let an egg on the first intermediate square
	15	orthogonally adjacent in the direction of the movement. If this is not
	16	possible, then the egg stays on the initial square.
	17	li.
	18	The rook (Donkey) put a banana on a square diagonally adjacent to the
	19	arrival one, at random, if possible.
	20	li.
	21	The bishop (Wario) put a bomb on a square orthogonally adjacent to the
	22	arrival one, at random, if possible.
	23	li.
	24	The queen (Mario) can play a stealth move once in the game: choose the
	25	empty square when the queen is going to an empty square. After this move,
	26	the opponent will know that a queen moved but not where.
	27	A promoted queen also has this power if not already used.
	28	li.
	29	The king (Peach) can "throw a shell" on an enemy reachable by a queen,
	30	once in the game. A promoted king also has this power, if not already used.
	31	The capture is done remotely without moving.
	32	p The king cannot castle, and pawns don't capture en passant.
	33
	34	figure.diagram-container
	35	.diagram
	36	\| fen:qbbrrnek/pppppppp/5n2/8/1BwP4/3m4/PPP1PPPP/QBNN1KRR:
	37	figcaption After 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bb4 (put a bomb on c4).
	38
	39	p.
	40	So the goal is to capture Peach :)
	41	If pawns promoted into king, then all of them must be captured.
	42	Since it still looked too easy '^^ the 4 mentioned objects
	43	alter the played move, generally at random:
	44	ul
	45	li.
	46	A king or a pawn arriving on a mushroom advance one square further
	47	(two if the pawn just moved two squares), while a knight jump another
	48	time in the same direction, if possible.
	49	Pawns can "eat" objects diagonally too.
	50	li.
	51	A rook, bishop or queen arriving on a mushroom can jump over the very next
	52	piece in the movement direction, if the square right after
	53	isn't occupied by a piece.
	54	li.
	55	A piece arriving on a banana (resp. bomb) is redirected at random by one
	56	square in an orthogonal (resp. diagonal) direction, if possible.
	57	If a piece stands on that square, then it is captured.
	58	p.
	59	The effects can cumulate, as illustrated on the diagram:
	60	the bishop "captures" the banana on e4, and is then redirected twoard e5:
	61	mushroom, it jumps over the black pawn to ends on the bomb on e7, which
	62	sends it on d6 (f6 and f8 were possible too).
	63	A bomb is finally put on c6 which is the only eligible square.
	64	A piece may ends on its initial square, move back, and so on.
	65	That being said, a given object can only be used once on the path.
	66
	67	figure.diagram-container
	68	.diagram.diag12
	69	\| fen:rn1b2qk/pbppwppp/1w2p3/1p1Rm3/3PdnPr/4P1d1/PPP1mP1P/NNB1KRQB:
	70	.diagram.diag22
	71	\| fen:rn1b2qk/pbpp1ppp/1wwBp3/1p1R4/3P1nPr/4P1d1/PPP1mP1P/NNB1KRQ1:
	72	figcaption Left: before 1.Bxe4. Right: after the move, ending on d6.
	73
	74	p.
	75	The egg case is more complex: a move ending on an egg triggers an effect
	76	chosen at random, positive or negative.
	77	There are four bonus and four penalties. They are introduced in a dual form:
	78	first the positive, then the negative.
	79	ul
	80	li.
	81	King Boo (*B) let you exchange the position of one of your pieces with
	82	any of the pieces of the board.
	83	li Koopa (*K) drives the piece back onto its initial square.
	84	li.
	85	Toadette (*T) allows to place a captured piece on the board (on an empty
	86	square or an object; if it's a banana or a bomb, the effect is applied
	87	and may propagate).
	88	li.
	89	Chomp (*C) eats the piece, which is thus captured. If it's Peach,
	90	then you have lost :)
	91	li Daisy (*D) allows to play again with any of your pieces.
	92	li.
	93	Bowser (*M) immobilizes the piece (which turns into yellow or red).
	94	It won't be allowed to move on next turn.
	95	li Luigi (*L) change the color of an enemy piece.
	96	li Waluigi (*W) change the color of one of your pieces.
	97
	98	figure.diagram-container
	99	.diagram.diag12
	100	\| fen:erk2rq1/1m2e1m1/mppmne1m/p1BpppPp/mm1P1QbP/1Nmnw1dm/e1mP2d1/1BwR1RKN:
	101	.diagram.diag22
	102	\| fen:erk3Q1/1m2e1d1/mppmnr1m/p1BpppPp/mm1P1QbP/1Nmnw1dm/e1mP2d1/1BwR1RKN:
	103	figcaption.
	104	1...Rxf6*W: Waluigi turns the g8 queen into white.
	105	She can capture the king. Bad luck :(
	106
	107	p.
	108	Note: some bonus might not be applicable. In particular, if no piece was
	109	captured "Toadette" cannot be applied.
	110
	111	h3 Source
	112
	113	p.
	114	Rules invented by Charlotte Blard, and developed by Benjamin Auder (2020).
	115	These are likely to evolve :)