Stalemate = Loss
Unlike standard chess, a player with no legal moves loses.
The game of Samarkand
Chess with roots in the 14th century, played on an 11×10 board. No account needed: start against the computer right away.
Chess with roots in the 14th century, played on an 11×10 board. No account needed: start against the computer right away.
Special rules that set Tamerlane Chess apart from standard chess
Unlike standard chess, a player with no legal moves loses.
Once per game, when your king is in check, swap it with any friendly piece.
If your king reaches the opponent's citadel, it's a draw.
Tamerlane Chess (also written Timur chess or Timurid chess) is a chess variant tied to the 14th century and to Timur, far larger than standard chess.
Experience the complex strategy game of the legendary 14th-century conqueror.