White pocket: black Grasshopper
Black pocket: white Nightrider
Pocket Chess = Every player may take an extra unit, not necessarily
his own and not necessarily orthodox, and put this aside the board.
Both players can have different pocket piece, e.g. white could have a
pocket knight and black a pocket grasshopper. Which pieces each player
has got is part of the stipulation.
Once during the game, a player may put this extra unit on any free square
on the board, instead of making a normal move. After this, this unit moves
as is usual for this unit. All other rules are as in the orthodox chess game.
On the following pages I have tried to collect and comment on a number
of links to places that might be of interest for the chess problem fan.
(If I have offended someone by linking to your pages in a fashion that
you do not like, I appologize. Please let me know! And please tell me
as well if you think I have missed some relevant links.)
A number of places where you can find chess problems online.
Partitioned into Chess problems, endgame studies and others such
as combinations, game endings and miscellaneous puzzles.
Different kind of information that at least I find useful and interesting
such as different kind of glossaries and directionaries, kindly made
available on the Web by different people.
