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Tamerlane Chess #818

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sekomer opened this issue Aug 11, 2024 · 4 comments
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Tamerlane Chess #818

sekomer opened this issue Aug 11, 2024 · 4 comments
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sekomer commented Aug 11, 2024

hi,

there is a chess version called Tamerlane Chess

Can we create this using fairy stockfish repository?

thanks in advance

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ianfab commented Aug 11, 2024

Currently not, this depends on #38 to be implemented

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sekomer commented Aug 11, 2024

is there any change that #38 will be implemented soon?

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sekomer commented Aug 11, 2024

and also, can we build Tamerlane chess without the special squares it requires, using only the 11x10 board?

does fairy stockfish support implementing custom moving pieces such as wazir, Talia, ferz, elephant etc etc?

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The promotion rules for the pawn of pawns allow for the possibility of a player to (in effect) capture one of his/her own pieces. So, #608 will probably need to be implemented first, as well.

and also, can we build Tamerlane chess without the special squares it requires, using only the 11x10 board?

110 squares should be small enough. I believe the current max is 128. You'd be missing out on one of the quirks of the variant, though (I've played Tamerlane Chess OTB a few times).

does fairy stockfish support implementing custom moving pieces such as wazir, Talia, ferz, elephant etc etc?

The wazir, fers ("general"), and alfil ("elephant") are predefined piece types in Fairy-Stockfish. The dabbaba ("war engine") and jamal ("camel") are base "atoms" in Betza notation, respectively represented by D and C, and as such are also supported by Fairy-Stockfish. Unfortunately, I don't think the zurafa ("giraffe") and tali'a ("picket") are currently supported by Fairy-Stockfish. The tali'a would be jB in extended Betza; I have no idea about the zurafa!

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