The >Great Chess 10x10 was invented in Germany by Erwin Ortlauf and first published in the German chess magazine `ROCHADE Europa` 08/1997 as "Das Grosse Schach 10x10".It has some new pieces and looks complicated but also interesting.
All who are interested can read the rules and download a small application to test the game here !

is if you play Loopchess in a team with two persons against two others.
Here is a Info-page about this variant: Bughouse
Livegames are possible at Fics, ICC, USCL, Chess.net.But it is most difficult to find four players at the same time.:)
Has anybody played this interesting team variant in the past?

The complete special rules of the "Internetchessclub" (ICC).
Perhaps are there some interesting variants for "Brainking".

On the beginning year 2004 "Grand Chess" has the first place in the poll,followed by "Shogi","Ultima" and "Ant-King Chess"

Nice,Magenta Spiral and if you now change the pieces to the alfaerie pieceset, all is complete.
If there is an Zillions-file available can you please inform us?

Very good Magenta spiral, but I don`t like the black fields! Perhaps you can change it to brown or blue?

There are many interested variations and everyone has his preference,but if we propose some for BK they should be interesting for numerous people and not so far from regular chess.Otherwise perhaps we don`t find players.
One variation with uncomplex rules:
Cylinder Chess, that means that the right and the left ranks are connected.Could be interested to test in the practical game!

Wow,looks very comlicated with kings and anti-kings :).

Yes,I compose material for you,boards and pieces and will send it to you in the next time.
Because of the strange type of original pieces,it would be perhaps useful to play this game with eastern or alternate with western pieces.

Thanks Fencer! My suggestion for this board is that we speak about some chessvariants to find out,which of these variants are interested for the players of BK.
And also you can continue to explain your ideas about the new invention "Imposter Chess" here!