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Rules
The rules are the same as regular chess except for these changes. Pieces no longer move to an opponent’s square when capturing. Instead of moving to capture, your piece remains where it is and you remove an opponent’s piece that is on a square that your piece could reach in movement. You may only capture 1 piece a turn and you do not have to capture a piece if you don’t want to. A pawn performing En passant remains where it is and removes the passed over piece. Your king is allowed to capture an opponent’s adjacent piece that is protected so long as the king does not remain in check at the end of the turn. The first player to checkmate their opponent, wins.
