Re: Nightmare chess: was: The "swap rule" in chess...

In rec.games.board FD Games <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> If you want something more acceptable to purists then there are
> thousands of variations that breathe new life into the game (ie
> cut out all the book openings and memorised endgames?) whilst
> retaining the essential game. I've developed a circular board
> version but there are plenty that can be played on a standard
> board or cut-down/extended square board.

Not directly related to which: Has regimental chess resurfaced
anywhere?  It disappeared off the web a few years back and I've been
looking for a copy ever since.


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