Six-Dimensional Chess

Six-dimensional chess is played as five-dimensional chess with the added ability of the pieces to dimension-jump from any tick in one dimension timeline to another parallel dimension timeline, at the same tick.

  • Each dimension-jump creates new parallel dimension timelines from both the tick left and the destination tick.
  • The original dimension timeline continues without the dimension-jumped piece.
  • The tick to which the piece dimension-jumps starts a new parallel dimension timeline with the same tick number as the tick number as the starting dimension timeline.
  • Parallel ticks cannot contain duplicates of the same piece. The piece at the destination dimension-jump is taken out of play.
  • The object is to play out each parallel dimension timeline with the win going to the opponent capturing the most kings.

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