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Siwakorn Songrag wrote on Thu, Nov 4, 2021 12:23 PM UTC in reply to Fergus Duniho from 08:02 AM:

I already play it. The main tactics in game is also fork, and with pieces such as camel, girrafe and cannon can attack very well in big board because it can attack up to 3 squares and can fork as well when have a better position such as center or 3rd or 8th rank and can used force opponent to withdraw to defence minor pieces in game. The most valuable pieces in game is tower, but it good to used it to trade with 2 of camels, giraffes of elephants (because in game that 3 pieces are having closed value). The cannon is valuable to attack in midgame because it can fork easiest in game with 16 squares can't blocked, In closed game it more value than rook, and not good to trade it with rook although in endgame. If classification pieces by value to 3 class, it could be, minor pieces have sword, pike, archer and horse, medium pieces have camel, girrafe and elephant, major pieces have chariot, cannon and tower.


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