Portal Chess

Rolled 12 (1d32)

>>423523

>>423533
The first portal is on the board! Now roll me 1d31 for the next portal.

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>>423533
>>423550

Rolled 21 (1d31)

>>423554
How do portals work?

Rolled 30 (1d31)

>>423554

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>>423565
Portals provide an instant link between other portals of the same colour. A piece can go through a portal without stopping its movement. We're going to have two blue portals and two red portals.

Second portal on. Roll me 1d30 for the first red portal.

>>423581
>between
* to

Rolled 18 (1d30)

>>423581

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Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>423586
One more portal to lay, then we'll do an opposed 1d100 for who gets to play white - me or everyone else.

Roll me 1d29 for the last portal.

>>423581
Shouldn't the second portal be one further to the right? Since the enumeration skips the first portal.

>>423592
Ah, you're right. Thanks a lot, anon. Roll me your two rolls whilst I correct the boardstate.

Rolled 25 (1d29)

>>423588

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Here we are. Now roll me 1d100. If you get white, tell me your first move.

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>423601
let's start out easy. e4.

When I say that a piece can go through a portal without stopping its movement, I mean that a rook, for instance, can keep whizzing along, not that a knight or a pawn gets its move again.

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>>423601
1. e1 d6

>>423613
1. e4 d6

, I mean

>>423605
What happens when a piece ends its move on a portal? Are portals two-way?

>>423621
Yes, but portals only connect to the other portal of their own colour. A knight will only go through a portal if it stops its move on it. Same for a pawn or a king. For a pawn to capture a piece on the exit portal and thus move onto that square, it must move onto the entry portal diagonally. En passant capture by appearing through a portal on the second rank is legal, but the pawn must enter the entry portal diagonally. Bishops, rooks and queen are all allowed to continue their movement through the portal, but they have to keep going in the same direction.

Oh, and moving the king through a line of check made through a portal in order to castle is illegal.

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>423613
d4

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>>423674
1. d4 Nf6

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>423695
d5.

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>>423695
That's better.

Rolled 67 (1d100)

>>423720
shit no wait, e5.

>>423720
Do you realise that playing d5 will take you through the portal to f4?

>>423725
yeah sorry, see revised command above.

>>423723
Got it.

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>>423723
3. e5 Bg4

>>423758
f3.

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>>423762
4. f3 dxe5

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>423807
d4xe5.

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>>423827
5. dxe5 e6

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>423880
f3xg4.

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>>423916
fxg4 Nd7

>>423942
Nf3. Also am I messing up my notation?

>>423955
7. Nf3 f6

The pawn rank isn't listed in algebraic notation.

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>>423998

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>424006
Nd4.

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>>424043
8. Nd4 Qe7

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>424063
Qe7 Ne6.

>>424080
I don't think I'm a match for you.

I resign.

>>424085
Well, thanks for the match, it was pretty fun. Those portals effectively moved the area of control to the right. Very interesting to play.