On the Subject of the Chessboard
Under pressure, chess can feel more like a game of battleships. But, at least you have this chessboard handy.
This manual is an interactive 6×6 chessboard.
Please see the normal manual for extra information.
Use this table as reference to determine the correct piece for each position:
Position #{i}: Monarchy vs TheocracyOccupied by a king if Position #{j} is occupied by a queen. Otherwise, the field is occupied by a bishop. |
Position #{i}: Commander of the ArmyOccupied by a rook if the last digit of the serial number is odd. Otherwise, the field is occupied by a knight. |
Position #{i}: A Matter of RegentsOccupied by a queen if there are less than two rooks on the board. Otherwise, the field is occupied by a king. |
Position #{i}: The Iron TowerAlways occupied by a rook. |
Position #{i}: Conflict between Good and EvilOccupied by a queen if the field is white. Otherwise, the field is occupied by a rook. |
Position #{i}: The Scepter, the Sword, and the CrosierOccupied by a queen if there are no other queens on the board. Otherwise, occupied by a knight if there are no other knights on the board. Otherwise, the field is occupied by a bishop. |
Chessboard
Use the following interactive graphic as a chessboard.
Select one of the tools below the chessboard then click on the chessboard to use that tool.
Use one of the chess pieces tools to place/remove a piece.
Use the marker tool to mark/unmark a square.
Drag using the marker tool to mark/unmark several squares.
You can reset the board using the button below the board.