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Wild Rose Chess. Game with Wild Roses. (8x8, Cells: 64) [All Comments] [Add Comment or Rating]
💡📝Вадря Покштя wrote on Mon, Feb 12 08:05 PM UTC in reply to H. G. Muller from 04:35 PM:

Please pay attention to ALL PHRASES in the description of W/L Conditions

Win/Loss Conditions
After your move:
- By giving check to two of your opponent's Wild Roses at the same time, you win the game (checkmate)
- If two of your Wild Roses are in check (under attack), you win the game (blossom roses)
- Leaving your opponent without pieces (only with Wild Roses) - you win the game (fading roses)
- Leaving one of your Wild Roses under attack means you lose the game (rose cutting)
Winning Conditions always prevail over the only Losing Condition. Or in other words, the first one to fulfill one of the three winning conditions wins.

 

There is no missing in the second sentence is "at the end of your turn". 

Win/Loss Conditions
After your move: