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Robberchess in the WWW

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From: Ansgar Scherp
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 1997 00:00
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WWW-Robberchess

  Robberchess? What is that?
  Well: Robberchess (also called Give-away-chess) is a game played by two players
  which turns the normal chess rules upside-down. 
  In contradiction to normal chess there is no castling in robberchess. A pawn is 
  also not allowed to move two squares at the same time.
  If there is a possibility to take an opponent piece, you have to do it. In robberchess
  dominates the duty to remove pieces. If you're allowed to remove more than one piece
  you have the choice. The king has no exceptional position. He can be removed like
  every other piece and the game continues nevertheless.

  You'll find Robberchess in the WWW at
    http://Onyx.Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE:8004/rs/englisch/
  There are differents levels from beginner to professional. Games can be saved or
  send within email. More information about the rules of robberchess are online.

  Ansgar


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Private  : http://www.artis.uni-oldenburg.de/~ansgar/virtual_home/
InfoPool : http://kyuss.artis.uni-oldenburg.de/infopool/

All sites above are also on my personal WWW and FTP-Server 
  http://kyuss.artis.uni-oldenburg.de/
  ftp://kyuss.artis.uni-oldenburg.de/
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From: Ansgar Scherp <Ansgar.Scherp@Artis.Uni-Oldenburg.DE>
Subject: Robberchess in the WWW
Date: 1997/11/19
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