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 Japanese Chess

Shogi - Japanese Chess

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Create a New game of Shogi,  Established ratings,   Provisional ratings,  The Rules of Shogi.
A collection of Useful Shogi links
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Véčet klobu na mloveni
Néni tě dovoleny datlovat do toďteho klobo. Abes mohl datlovat do toďteho klobo, mosiš mit némiň členstvi Brain pinčl.
Mód: Každé može datlovat
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10. prosenca 2005, 13:28:29
Fwiffo 
Přetvořeny oževatelem Fwiffo (10. prosenca 2005, 13:34:13)

18. řína 2005, 00:09:33
Fwiffo 
O čem je toďten plk: Time limits
Being a pawn doesn't matter for time limits. When you run out of time you lose that game.

10. řína 2005, 18:09:45
Fwiffo 
or on one of the "-"'s in the tournament table behind your name

10. řína 2005, 18:06:43
Fwiffo 
don't click on the opponents name but on 'japanese chess' (the one you would like to play) on the main page

20. záři 2005, 00:53:14
Fwiffo 
In what way would two different colours be an enhancement? I don't understand...

23. srpenca 2005, 21:31:21
Fwiffo 
Maybe Kyoto Shogi? It has some funny/remarkable changes from Shogi:
"In kyoto, there is no promotion: at the conclusion of every move the piece that moved must be reversed."
It is also played on 5x5, but with 2x5 pieces. Here is the site: http://www.drjochum.de/ (click on the link)
I haven't played it, I leave it to the expert Shogi players to judge :) but looks fun to me.

I found some larger Shogi Variants but to me they look to slow for a turn-based site.

20. srpenca 2005, 10:58:13
Fwiffo 
<Spirou & TKR101010> Thank you both! I will look at the sites soon, and Spirou I'll try to learn the japanese signs. It's probably worth it!

takodori> this is a great help already.

19. srpenca 2005, 20:43:12
Fwiffo 
Thanks! I recognise the portal from some earlier google searches... but links to shogi seem to lead to broken pages, pages in japanese or too difficult pages.

If I find anything useful I'll post it, but I have not much hope.

19. srpenca 2005, 20:00:20
Fwiffo 
Does anyone know a site where the "Shogi basics" are explained?

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