From: David Cheng (drcheng@sales.stern.nyu.edu)
Date: Tue 05 Apr 1994 - 06:08:34 EEST
Charles Morehouse (the guy who ran his MoLaD game at RQ-Con) has a
pretty good idea for Gloranthan Chess.
Each pantheon is represented by a set of pieces. Each set has different movement rules associated with it. So, not only do players deal with the complexity of the turn-by-turn moves, they also agonize over their original choice of pantheon to play. Natrually, some pantheons are said to have advantage over others.
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