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Diagram of Gemini Chess initial setup position
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English: Gemini Chess is a Chess Variant played on 10x8 board using 2 Archbishops. Difference from Janus Chess (use of 2 Januses, another name given to Archbishop) is the initial placement of the Archbishops. In Gemini Chess, King and Queen are in the center of the Board like in Classic Chess. The difference is that the Archbishops are between the Royal pieces and their Bishops.
Initial setup is then as follows: RNBArQKArBNR |
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https://musketeerchess.net/games/gemini/rules/rules.php https://musketeerchess.net/tools/boardpainter/ https://github.com/jcfrog/board-painter |
| Author | Dr Zied Haddad, Mr Jérôme Choain |
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