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Chess rules on wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess

Chess board example image for reference:


Rules:
-You post a what move you want to make, plus the chess piece, plus the color.
ie: White Rook b1 to a3
-If you pick a side with your first move, keep that side until the current game ends.
-Anyone can pick a side to play for it, and move any piece any where they want to(within chess rules).
-To help keep track of play, if you want, you might consider posting a text diagram like so:
00000000
00000000
00000000
00000000
00000000
y0000000
00000000
0x000000
(with x being the start point of piece and y being the end point)
--You may also use these tags to update the piece positions on the board:
K-king
q-queen
b-bishop
r-rook
n-knight
p-pawns
--You DON'T have to play with a diagram! It is there for the more visual players!
-This is MULTIPLAYER chess. Not just two_twig vs ctmjh. Unless no one else is playing.
-When a game ends, all players sides are reset.
-Anyone may start a new game! White always goes first! However, it may be nice if you bold NEW GAME in your post to let -others know.
ie: NEW GAME! White e2 to e4
-If you make a move that takes an enemy piece, do the following:
White knight something something to something something, takes black pawn
Exceptions:
-You can play for another side only if:
--No one has posted by the other side in 24 hours.
--Your know there's someone wanting to play but can't post within the 24 hours

I think that's everything. Remember, this is multiplayer. So anyone can be in a game against anyone else. Let's go!

NEW GAME White B1 to C3

Edit: (oog: you may speak like so when posting out of game. or oog)

Hmmm... You sir, have intrigued me with this game of online chess!

Black pawn, E7 to E5

Black knight, B8 to C6

White E2 to E4

Black pawn D7 to D6

White Knight, C3 to D5

Black pawn, G7 to G6

White Knight, G1 to F3

Recap so far:



--Edited rules:
If you make a move that takes an enemy piece, do the following:
White knight something something to something something, takes black pawn

(i got confused, i'll look for an app somewhere)

OOG: We should probably also declare check in a fairly visible way

oog: I don't suppose why not. Provided people know when they're in check. You'd have to say for certain though.

Black bishop, F8 to G7

oog: Seems like I'm the only person playing black...

White, pawn B2 to B4

OOG: Yes you are. But not many other people are playing white either

Black knight, G8 to F6

oog: Touché!

White, Bishop F1 to C4

I castle short.
Black King, E8 to G8
Black Rook, H8 to F8

oog: @xhunterko I hope my notation is okay, we didn't think about any of the special moves yet.

@Obbl Which part of the world do you live in? Our time zones seem to be quite out of sync.

White, pawn D2 to D3

OOG: Castling short ways is 0-0 and longways is 0-0-0 (according to Wikipedia )
Still OOG: Yeah, our time zones are WAAAAY off. We're 6 hours apart ^^;

Black knight, C6 to D4

oog: Well, your day is definitely later than mine so... east coast USA?
Also I know castling is O-O, but we're not exactly using the algebraic notation.

White, pawn C2 to C3

OOG: Yes, it is true
Yeah, we're definitely not using algebraic notation.
Though you should only have to mention where you move your King, since it is then obvious where your rook is going

Black knight, D4 to E6

White, pawn D3 to D4

Black pawn, C7 to C6

White, pawn D4 to E5, takes black pawn

OOG: It's a dilemma. Teehee
Wow! The board looks like a bomb about to explode!

Black pawn, D6 to E5, takes white pawn

oog: The game is just about to turn interesting!

White, Knight D5 to F6, takes black Knight Check

OOG: Tough decision

Black bishop, G7 to F6, takes white knight

White, Bishop C1 to H6

Black rook, F8 to E8

oog: Nice move!

White pawn, G2 to G3

OOG: Thanks, it surprised me when I found it

Black pawn, B7 to B5

White Bishop, C4 to E6, takes black Knight

Black pawn, F7 to E6, takes white bishop

White pawn, H4 to H5

Black pawn, A7 to A5

White pawn, A2 to A4

OOG: Oh dear

Black pawn, A5 to B4, takes white pawn

White pawn, A4 to B5, takes black pawn

Black rook, A8 to A1, takes white rook