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Alice in Wonderland Chess
# Alice in Wonderland Chess
Prepare for one of the strangest experiences of
your life! You are about to play a game in which the
pieces move as they do in normal chess -- except for
the fact that every time that they move, they fall into
a "rabbit hole". As you have already seen, there are
two board in this game. When a piece is moved on the
top board, it moves to its new square on the top board
-- but then it "falls" to the same new square on the
bottom board. Since we are in Wonderland, things also
fall _up_. Thus if you make a move with a piece on the
bottom board, it winds up on the _top_ board.
In order to capture an opposing piece, both pices
must be on the *same* board. After the capture, the cap-
turing piece will "fall" to the other board, but it can't
fall onto a piece to capture it. (Read this again, it is
important). Press NEXT to learn how to indicate your
move so that PLATO will understand it.
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