## Initial setup

84 hexagonal cells board

## Pieces moves

Same move as Glinski chess (see below "Gliński's chess movements")

Differences from Glinski chess are:

- Pawns movement.
- Castling is permitted (short and long).

Pawns movement

Pawns can move forward to one adjacent cell, or 2 if first move (see green dots)

Capture is made forward in diagonal to a same-color cell, plus one same-color cell forward if first move (see red dots).

"En passant" captures are permitted.

## Gliński's chess movements

### The King

### The Queen

### The Bishop

### The Rook

### The Knight

### The Pawn

Double step from starting position if possible. If a pawn captures from its starting cell to another pawn starting cell, it keeps its double cell start ability for another turn. See crosses for captures. "En passant" captures are possible.