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Flying chess : ウィキペディア英語版 | Flying chess
Flying chess is a chess variant using a three-dimensional board. It was invented by Dr David Eltis (a noted historian of the Military Revolution) in 1984. ==Rules== The board used for Flying chess is eight by eight by two, giving a 128-cell board. There can either be markers on "flying" pieces or a second board can be used for the upper level. All pieces start the game as per a standard chess game. Most commonly, two adjacent chess boards are used, one representing the top tier, and the other, the bottom tier.
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