The Classified Encyclopedia of Chess Variants

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The Classified Encyclopedia of Chess Variants is a unique game that combines strategy and book-like play, designed by David B. Pritchard and published in 1994. In this 45-minute game for two players, you'll navigate a grid using clever movement, making it a great fit for fans of abstract strategy. With rules of normal complexity, players familiar with board games will pick it up in no time, but that doesn't mean it's easy to master. The game's depth lies in its multitude of chess variants, which will keep you on your toes and challenge you to think creatively. As you delve into the world of chess variants, you'll discover new ways to outmaneuver your opponent and claim victory, making each playthrough a fresh and exciting experience. With its blend of intellectual challenge and competitive fun, The Classified Encyclopedia of Chess Variants is a must-try for anyone looking to test their strategic skills.