- The new Tower piece is able to move twice! Like a rook and also like the piece you placed on top of your rook. For example, if you placed a bishop on your rook to make a bishop/rook tower, this new piece can move like a rook then a bishiop or like a bishop then a rook. ie. It moves twice with a move of each piece that makes up the tower.
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White has a new Bishop+Rook tower on the square a1
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- To make a tower, you must be able to legally move one of your pieces onto your rook using a normal move for that piece.
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White's bishop on b2 can move to a1 to form the new Bishop+Rook tower. This counts as a move.
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- When you move a tower piece, if the first move you make is a check, that ends your turn. ie You cannot take kings. Also, two-piece towers have to move twice as long as it is possible.
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- Tower pieces can move twice, but if it is possible, you can also move your Tower onto another rook, making a MEGA Tower! The MEGA Tower piece combines all the pieces that make it up. A MEGA Tower can move three times so is very powerful!
The most powerful piece in Tower Chess™ is a Queen+Rook+Rook MEGA Tower.
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 White has a Bishop+Rook tower on a1 and decides to move it to f1, making a Bishop+Rook+Rook MEGA Tower!
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- One of the more interesting Towers, is a King+Rook Tower. The great thing about this tower is that if your King is under attack, you can run away like a Rook!
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- If you get a Pawn-Rook tower or Pawn-Rook-Rook MEGA tower to the end of the board, the pawn turns into any piece you wish. For example if you promoted to a Queen, you would end up with a Queen-Rook tower or Queen-Rook-Rook MEGA tower.
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- Here is a full list of possible normal towers you can make in tower Chess (in order of top to bottom piece)
- Rook - Rook
- Bishop - Rook
- Knight - Rook
- Queen - Rook
- King - Rook
- Pawn - Rook
- There are lots more possibilities once you start building MEGA Towers!
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