On the other hand, the pieces can be moved to replace the opponent’s piece when they capture it.
Pieces will not be moving through the other pieces with the exemption of the knights, and cannot move into the square of one of their own pieces. How the 3 Player Chess Pieces Move?Īll of the different chess pieces move differently in the 3 player chess game. The cycle goes on till the very end of the game. On the decision, the player having the white makes the move which is followed by an additional color, generally green, and then black. So, players will decide who will be getting the white either through chance or by having the player guess the color of the pawn being hidden in the opponent’s hand. The player having the white chess pieces will make the first move. The queen follows who would go to the left side of the board, and the king will be on the right square. The castles go in the corners just like the regular chess game, and then the knights come next to them followed by the bishops. The pieces are then set up, in the same way, every time.
The chessboard is set up in a way that every player is given the lightly shaded square on the bottom right side. If the player gets freed, he is given the opportunity to make a legal move in the game. When the player comes in a checkmate position, he loses his chance to take his turn. It is the little difference between the 3 player chess from the traditional game of chess that makes this game a whole lot fun and exciting. The player who gets to capture the other king will be the winner of the game. Checkmate will happen when this piece is no more in a position to make a legal move and is under a capturing phase, i.e. When the player has threatened any of the two kings from the opposing sides, the king is said to have entered the checked phase. The ultimate goal of 3 player chess is to take at least one king down. Players can play this game against one another or an individual can play the game by themselves as well. Every player is given 16 pieces – a king, a queen, two rooks, bishops, knights, and eight pawns in total.
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