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<h1>Chakart Rules</h1>

<div>
  <p>
    Pieces move as usual, but they all hide a special "power"
    inspired by Mario Kart:
  </p>
  <ul>
    <li>
      The pawn (Toad) leaves a "turbo" mushroom on its initial square,
      or on the intermediate one in case of a two squares move.
    </li>
    <li>
      The knight (Yoshi) let a surprise egg on its initial square.
      See about egg effect below.
    </li>
    <li>
      The rook (Donkey) put a banana on a square diagonally adjacent to the
      arrival one, at random, if possible.
    </li>
    <li>
      The bishop (Wario) put a bomb on a square orthogonally adjacent to the
      arrival one, at random, if possible.
    </li>
    <li>
      The queen (Mario) can play a stealth move once in the game:
      the opponent will only know that a queen moved - to an empty square.
      A promoted queen also has this power if not already used.
    </li>
    <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.
    </li>
  </ul>
  <p>The king cannot castle, and pawns don't capture en passant.</p>
  <figure>
    <div class="diag"
         data-fen='qbbrrnek/pppppppp/5n2/8/1BwP4/3m4/PPP1PPPP/QBNN1KRR b 3 {"flags":"1111"}'>
    </div>
    <figcaption>After 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bb4 (put a bomb on c4).</figcaption>
  </figure>
</div>

<div>
  <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 move played, generally at random:
  </p>
  <ul>
    <li>
      A king or a pawn arriving on a mushroom advance one square further,
      while a knight jump another time in the same direction, if possible.
      Pawns can "eat" objects diagonally too.
      Mushrooms have no effect on sliders (queen, rook, bishop).
    </li>
    <li>
      A piece arriving on a banana (resp. bomb) is redirected at random by one
      square in an orthogonal (resp. diagonal) direction. If a piece (of any
      color!) stands on that square, then it is captured.
    </li>
    <li>
      The effects can cumulate, as illustrated on the diagram: the pawn
      "captures" the banana on e4, and is then redirected toward e5: mushroom,
      it jumps to the next square, which sends it on d5 eating the white rook.
      (We can imagine that the hope was to eat the black knight instead).
      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.
    </li>
  </ul>
  <figure>
    <div class="diag left"
         data-fen='rn1b2qk/pbpp1ppp/1w2wp2/1p1Rm3/3PdnPr/4PPd1/PPP1m2P/NNB1KRQB b 1 {"flags":"1111"}'>
    </div>
    <div class="diag right"
         data-fen='rn1b2qk/pbpp1ppp/1w3p2/1p1P4/3P1nPr/4P1d1/PPP1m2P/NNB1KRQB w 2 {"flags":"1111"}'>
    </div>
    <figcaption>Left: before 1.fxe4. Right: after the move, ending on d6.</figcaption>
  </figure>
</div>

<div>
  <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.
  </p>
  <ul>
    <li>
      King Boo (*B) let you exchange the position of any pair of pieces on the
      board.
    </li>
    <li>Koopa (*K) drives the piece back onto its initial square.</li>
    <li>
      Toadette (*T) allows to place a new &mdash; random &mdash; piece on the
      board. If the piece is dropped on an egg, banana or bomb, its effects
      are applied.
    </li>
    <li>
      Chomp (*C) eats the piece, which is thus captured. If it's Peach, then
      bad luck, game over :)
    </li>
    <li>Daisy (*D) allows to play again with any of your pieces.</li>
    <li>
      Bowser (*M) immobilizes the piece (which is surrounded by a light green
      halo). It won't be allowed to move on the next turn.
    </li>
    <li>Luigi (*L) changes the color of a random enemy piece.</li>
    <li>Waluigi (*W) changes the color of one of your pieces (at random).</li>
  </ul>
  <figure>
    <div class="diag left"
         data-fen='erk2rq1/1m2e1m1/mppmne1m/p1BpppPp/mm1P1QbP/1Nmnw1dm/e1mP2d1/1BwR1RKN b 1 {"flags":"1111"}'>
    </div>
    <div class="diag right"
         data-fen='erk3Q1/1m2e1d1/mppmnr1m/p1BpppPp/mm1P1QbP/1Nmnw1dm/e1mP2d1/1BwR1RKN w 2 {"flags":"1111"}'>
    </div>
    <figcaption>
      1...Rxf6*W: Waluigi turns the g8 queen into white.
      This last can then capture the king. Bad luck :(
    </figcaption>
  </figure>
</div>

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	1	<html>
	2	<head>
	3	<title>Chakart Rules</title>
	4	<link href="/common.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
	5	<link href="/variants/Chakart/style.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
	6	</head>
	7	<body>
	8	<div class="full-rules">
	9	<h1>Chakart Rules</h1>
	10
	11	<div>
	12	<p>
	13	Pieces move as usual, but they all hide a special "power"
	14	inspired by Mario Kart:
	15	</p>
	16	<ul>
	17	<li>
	18	The pawn (Toad) leaves a "turbo" mushroom on its initial square,
	19	or on the intermediate one in case of a two squares move.
	20	</li>
	21	<li>
	22	The knight (Yoshi) let a surprise egg on its initial square.
	23	See about egg effect below.
	24	</li>
	25	<li>
	26	The rook (Donkey) put a banana on a square diagonally adjacent to the
	27	arrival one, at random, if possible.
	28	</li>
	29	<li>
	30	The bishop (Wario) put a bomb on a square orthogonally adjacent to the
	31	arrival one, at random, if possible.
	32	</li>
	33	<li>
	34	The queen (Mario) can play a stealth move once in the game:
	35	the opponent will only know that a queen moved - to an empty square.
	36	A promoted queen also has this power if not already used.
	37	</li>
	38	<li>
	39	The king (Peach) can "throw a shell" on an enemy reachable by a queen,
	40	once in the game. A promoted king also has this power, if not already
	41	used. The capture is done remotely without moving.
	42	</li>
	43	</ul>
	44	<p>The king cannot castle, and pawns don't capture en passant.</p>
	45	<figure>
	46	<div class="diag"
	47	data-fen='qbbrrnek/pppppppp/5n2/8/1BwP4/3m4/PPP1PPPP/QBNN1KRR b 3 {"flags":"1111"}'>
	48	</div>
	49	<figcaption>After 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bb4 (put a bomb on c4).</figcaption>
	50	</figure>
	51	</div>
	52
	53	<div>
	54	<p>
	55	So the goal is to capture Peach :) If pawns promoted into king, then all
	56	of them must be captured. Since it still looked too easy, the 4 mentioned
	57	objects alter the move played, generally at random:
	58	</p>
	59	<ul>
	60	<li>
	61	A king or a pawn arriving on a mushroom advance one square further,
	62	while a knight jump another time in the same direction, if possible.
	63	Pawns can "eat" objects diagonally too.
	64	Mushrooms have no effect on sliders (queen, rook, bishop).
	65	</li>
	66	<li>
	67	A piece arriving on a banana (resp. bomb) is redirected at random by one
	68	square in an orthogonal (resp. diagonal) direction. If a piece (of any
	69	color!) stands on that square, then it is captured.
	70	</li>
	71	<li>
	72	The effects can cumulate, as illustrated on the diagram: the pawn
	73	"captures" the banana on e4, and is then redirected toward e5: mushroom,
	74	it jumps to the next square, which sends it on d5 eating the white rook.
	75	(We can imagine that the hope was to eat the black knight instead).
	76	A piece may ends on its initial square, move back, and so on. That being
	77	said, a given object can only be used once on the path.
	78	</li>
	79	</ul>
	80	<figure>
	81	<div class="diag left"
	82	data-fen='rn1b2qk/pbpp1ppp/1w2wp2/1p1Rm3/3PdnPr/4PPd1/PPP1m2P/NNB1KRQB b 1 {"flags":"1111"}'>
	83	</div>
	84	<div class="diag right"
	85	data-fen='rn1b2qk/pbpp1ppp/1w3p2/1p1P4/3P1nPr/4P1d1/PPP1m2P/NNB1KRQB w 2 {"flags":"1111"}'>
	86	</div>
	87	<figcaption>Left: before 1.fxe4. Right: after the move, ending on d6.</figcaption>
	88	</figure>
	89	</div>
	90
	91	<div>
	92	<p>
	93	The egg case is more complex: a move ending on an egg triggers an effect
	94	chosen at random, positive or negative. There are four bonus and four
	95	penalties. They are introduced in a dual form: first the positive, then
	96	the negative.
	97	</p>
	98	<ul>
	99	<li>
	100	King Boo (*B) let you exchange the position of any pair of pieces on the
	101	board.
	102	</li>
	103	<li>Koopa (*K) drives the piece back onto its initial square.</li>
	104	<li>
	105	Toadette (*T) allows to place a new — random — piece on the
	106	board. If the piece is dropped on an egg, banana or bomb, its effects
	107	are applied.
	108	</li>
	109	<li>
	110	Chomp (*C) eats the piece, which is thus captured. If it's Peach, then
	111	bad luck, game over :)
	112	</li>
	113	<li>Daisy (*D) allows to play again with any of your pieces.</li>
	114	<li>
	115	Bowser (*M) immobilizes the piece (which is surrounded by a light green
	116	halo). It won't be allowed to move on the next turn.
	117	</li>
	118	<li>Luigi (*L) changes the color of a random enemy piece.</li>
	119	<li>Waluigi (*W) changes the color of one of your pieces (at random).</li>
	120	</ul>
	121	<figure>
	122	<div class="diag left"
	123	data-fen='erk2rq1/1m2e1m1/mppmne1m/p1BpppPp/mm1P1QbP/1Nmnw1dm/e1mP2d1/1BwR1RKN b 1 {"flags":"1111"}'>
	124	</div>
	125	<div class="diag right"
	126	data-fen='erk3Q1/1m2e1d1/mppmnr1m/p1BpppPp/mm1P1QbP/1Nmnw1dm/e1mP2d1/1BwR1RKN w 2 {"flags":"1111"}'>
	127	</div>
	128	<figcaption>
	129	1...Rxf6*W: Waluigi turns the g8 queen into white.
	130	This last can then capture the king. Bad luck :(
	131	</figcaption>
	132	</figure>
	133	</div>
	134
	135	</div>
	136
	137	</body>
	138	<script src="/utils/drawDiagrams.js"></script>
	139	<script>fenToDiag("Chakart");</script>
	140	</html>