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Cylindrical Chess

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Cylindrical chess differs from traditional chess in that it is played as if the left and right sides of the board were wrapped around to form a cylinder, which means pieces can go through one side and come out on the other.

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The only rule changes are that there is no castling and no en passant. The program only allows legal moves. No warnings are given when a king is in check.

A small orange dot appear on a selected piece. Experiment to see how the pieces move before playing a game.

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Contributed by: Jevons Liu (August 2013)
(Mathematica Summer Camp 2013)
Open content licensed under CC BY-NC-SA

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[1] Wikipedia, "Cylindrical Chess." (Jul 14, 2013) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder_chess.

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