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p.boxed
  | Your pieces remain in an undefined state until they are moved.

p
  | Bario is a chess variant invented by Panos Louridas in 1998. 
  a(href="https://www.bario-chess-checkers-chessphotography-spaceart.de/")
    | His website
  | &nbsp;contains many examples and explanations.
  | See also the discussion 
  a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/index/listcomments.php?order=DESC&itemid=Bario")
    | on chessvariants.com
  | .

figure
  img.img-center(src="/variants/Bario/chessboard2.jpg" style="width:75%")
  figcaption.text-center.
    [With author's permission]
    Undefined pieces on first ranks.

p.
  Queens, rooks, bishops and knights begin the game in a reserve below
  the board, because their location isn't determined yet.
  At each turn, you can either move something already defined on the board, or
ol
  li move a piece from your reserve to any question mark, and then
  li move the now defined piece on the board.

p An undefined piece gives check if some specialization giving check exists.

figure.diagram-container
  .diagram
    | fen:uuuuu1uk/p2p1qp1/1p6/7p/7P/5N2/PP1P1PP1/UUUKU1UU:
  figcaption The white king cannot move, a rook might be on c8 or e8

h4 Details, special cases

p.
  At the first move, you must select a square for the king anywhere on
  the first rank &mdash; preferably in a corner. This deviates from the
  original intention of the author, but this way you will not need to castle
  later in the game. Click on a square to place the king.

p.
  If after your move all your pieces are defined (and weren't before), then
  all pieces on board revert to undefined state, unless:
ul
  li.
    all your pieces (board + reserve) are now of the same type,
    in which case none is put back in reserve, or
  li.
    all opponent's pieces are of the same type, in which case
    they also remain defined.

figure.diagram-container
  .diagram.diag12
    | fen:uuu1kuuu/2p5/2n5/1p1ppppp/p4PPP/3N3Q/PPPPP1BB/1RRUK3:
  .diagram.diag22
    | fen:uuu1kuuu/2p5/2u5/1p1ppppp/p4PPP/3UU2U/PPPPP1UU/1UU1K3:
  figcaption.
    Before and after knight definition on d1 (moving to e3)

p.
  If one of your undefined pieces is captured, you first have to choose which
  one was captured from the reserve: place it at the capture location.
Commit	Line	Data
	1	p.boxed
	2	\| Your pieces remain in an undefined state until they are moved.
	3
	4	p
	5	\| Bario is a chess variant invented by Panos Louridas in 1998.
	6	a(href="https://www.bario-chess-checkers-chessphotography-spaceart.de/")
	7	\| His website
	8	\|  contains many examples and explanations.
	9	\| See also the discussion
	10	a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/index/listcomments.php?order=DESC&itemid=Bario")
	11	\| on chessvariants.com
	12	\| .
	13
	14	figure
	15	img.img-center(src="/variants/Bario/chessboard2.jpg" style="width:75%")
	16	figcaption.text-center.
	17	[With author's permission]
	18	Undefined pieces on first ranks.
	19
	20	p.
	21	Queens, rooks, bishops and knights begin the game in a reserve below
	22	the board, because their location isn't determined yet.
	23	At each turn, you can either move something already defined on the board, or
	24	ol
	25	li move a piece from your reserve to any question mark, and then
	26	li move the now defined piece on the board.
	27
	28	p An undefined piece gives check if some specialization giving check exists.
	29
	30	figure.diagram-container
	31	.diagram
	32	\| fen:uuuuu1uk/p2p1qp1/1p6/7p/7P/5N2/PP1P1PP1/UUUKU1UU:
	33	figcaption The white king cannot move, a rook might be on c8 or e8
	34
	35	h4 Details, special cases
	36
	37	p.
	38	At the first move, you must select a square for the king anywhere on
	39	the first rank — preferably in a corner. This deviates from the
	40	original intention of the author, but this way you will not need to castle
	41	later in the game. Click on a square to place the king.
	42
	43	p.
	44	If after your move all your pieces are defined (and weren't before), then
	45	all pieces on board revert to undefined state, unless:
	46	ul
	47	li.
	48	all your pieces (board + reserve) are now of the same type,
	49	in which case none is put back in reserve, or
	50	li.
	51	all opponent's pieces are of the same type, in which case
	52	they also remain defined.
	53
	54	figure.diagram-container
	55	.diagram.diag12
	56	\| fen:uuu1kuuu/2p5/2n5/1p1ppppp/p4PPP/3N3Q/PPPPP1BB/1RRUK3:
	57	.diagram.diag22
	58	\| fen:uuu1kuuu/2p5/2u5/1p1ppppp/p4PPP/3UU2U/PPPPP1UU/1UU1K3:
	59	figcaption.
	60	Before and after knight definition on d1 (moving to e3)
	61
	62	p.
	63	If one of your undefined pieces is captured, you first have to choose which
	64	one was captured from the reserve: place it at the capture location.