Each player represent a Blind King trying to conquer their rival kingdom, who also happens to be blind.

Due to their blindness, their armies have been mixed up and they do not know which pieces are their own.

Players alternate taking turns to reveal pieces, position pieces and attack pieces.

On their turn, a player can reveal any unturned piece on the board.

The first revealed will always be the first players piece.

All other pieces that are flipped can be either players piece.

A player can move any of their revealed pieces into an adjacent space as long as it's empty.

Except for special pieces (king, soldier and cannon), pieces can only attack adjacent enemy pieces with equal or lesser Combat Power (CP) as themselves.

A king is all powerful and can attack any adjacent opponent piece on the board. Well, except a soldier (CP 1) who hsa gone through special training in order to counter kings.

A soldier has undergo intense training to be able to kill the mighty king (CP 7). Unfortunately, their lack of other combat training makes it so they can be defeated by any other piece

Cannons were built for long range attack, so they CAN'T attack any adjacent pieces.

Instead cannons MUST jump a piece in order to attack an enemy piece.

Due to lack of technology, a cannon can only jump 1 piece.

Though, there can by any number of empty spaces between the one it's jumping and the one it is attacking.

After jumping, the cannon can attack any piece no matter its CP.

*Adjacent spaces are those directly to the left, right, top and bottom of the piece and not diagonal.

Games can be quite frustrating if a player tries to continually "follow" a piece without progressing the game.

The game will prevents this by only allowing a player to continually "follow" a piece a specified number of times before they need to perform a different action.

If a player hits the maximum following amount multiple times during a single game, they will be subject to a game review in which they can be banned for trolling or poor sportsmanship.

There is a big difference in game play between "strategizing on the board" and being a troll.

A Player is victorious when one of the following are met.

1) A player no longer has pieces on the board.

2) A player is unable to perform any action on their turn.

3) The maximum turn's without an action has been exceeded.

In the event that the 3rd option is met, the winner is decided by:

• The player with the most amount of pieces left in the game.

• In case of tie, the player with the highest piece in the game.

• In case of tie, the player who performed the last progressing action (attack or flip).

Thanks for playing Blind Kings and following the rules.

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