The Lion used by Antoine Fourrière, in Bilateral Chess and Jacks and Witches 84, is a weaker chess piece. But the Murray Lion itself is currently quite popular. Glenn Overby uses it in his Abecedarian Big Chess, Beastmaster Chess, and Decimal Chess - now called Meirìqí (Beautiful Sun Chess). Some other chess variants using this piece are:
Year *** Game *** (Piece Name) *** Game Inventor
1999 Centennial Chess (Murray Lion) John William Brown
1999 Millennial Chess (Murray Lion) John William Brown
The Lion used by Antoine Fourrière, in Bilateral Chess and Jacks and Witches 84, is a weaker chess piece. But the Murray Lion itself is currently quite popular. Glenn Overby uses it in his Abecedarian Big Chess, Beastmaster Chess, and Decimal Chess - now called Meirìqí (Beautiful Sun Chess). Some other chess variants using this piece are:
Year *** Game *** (Piece Name) *** Game Inventor
1999 Centennial Chess (Murray Lion) John William Brown
1999 Millennial Chess (Murray Lion) John William Brown
1999 Jester Chess (Murray Lion) Thomas Havel
2003 Treeleaders Chess (Murray Lion) Erez Schatz