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They are called "QuickChess" and "Chess Attack". | They are called "QuickChess" and "Chess Attack". | ||
Of the two only the former seems to still be available commercially, however it's easy to DIY, all you need to do is '''[https://maynard.wiki/images/3/36/KidsChess5x6.pdf print this (link)]''', double sided (duplex), it's best on cardstock paper and laminated. | Of the two only the former seems to still be available commercially, however it's easy to DIY, all you need to do is '''[https://maynard.wiki/images/3/36/KidsChess5x6.pdf print this (link)]''', double sided (duplex), it's best on cardstock paper and laminated. | ||
Add standard tournament pieces, a bit cramped but works! | Add standard tournament pieces, a bit cramped but works! | ||
Revision as of 12:06, 17 September 2023
There are two chess variants played on a 5x6 board that are good for kids, esp. when they are new to the game.
They are called "QuickChess" and "Chess Attack".
Of the two only the former seems to still be available commercially, however it's easy to DIY, all you need to do is print this (link), double sided (duplex), it's best on cardstock paper and laminated.
Add standard tournament pieces, a bit cramped but works!