This chess variant, in which a piece promotes or demotes on every move, is faster that FIDE chess, and has its specific tactics even for demoted moves. The board position is very dynamic and a quiet little piece can suddenly turns into a dangerous attacking one! Rules: - The FIDE rules apply, except in the following:
- The system of Promotions/Demotions respects the following ordering: P<N=B<R<Q.
- On odd turns, the moved (non king) piece is promoted.
- Queens cannot be promoted, so they cannot move on odd turns.
- This rule does not apply to typical FIDE promotions.
- On even turns, the moved (non king) piece is demoted.
- Pawns cannot be demoted, so they cannot move on even turns.
- A Bishop or Knight cannot move (and then demote to a Pawn) to the last rank.
- There is no en-passant.
- Castling affects the Rook.
- A stalemated player looses the game.
notation: I use 'move>piece' to denote the Promotion/Demotion on that move |