Futuristic chess game

Abstract

A plurality of pieces and a game board are first provided. The game board includes a primary square of 15 rows and 15 columns of individual squares alternating between light and dark individual squares. The game board has first, second, third, and fourth sides, each side having a first outermost row with 5 individual outermost squares, and a second outermost row with 7 individual outermost squares, and a third outermost row with 9 individual outermost squares within the primary square, and a fourth outermost row with 9 individual outermost squares within the primary square. Lastly provided is a rule book following the conventional rules of conventional chess unless specifically noted herein.

What is claimed as being new and desired to be protected by Letters Patent of the United States is as follows: 
     
         1 . A futuristic chess game comprising:
 a plurality of pieces;   a game board having a primary square of 15 rows and 15 columns of individual squares alternating between light and dark individual squares, the game board having first, second, third, and fourth sides, each side having a first outermost row with 5 individual outermost squares, and a second outermost row with 7 individual outermost squares, and a third outermost row with 9 individual outermost squares within the primary square, and a fourth outermost row with 9 individual outermost squares within the primary square; and   a rule book following the conventional rules of conventional chess unless specifically noted herein.   
     
     
         2 . The game as set forth in  claim 1  wherein the pieces include:
 a plurality of pieces including;
 a) 1 king, K, moves one space at a time in any direction, 
 b) 1 queen, Q, moves any amount of spaces in any direction, 
 c) 1 prince, Pr, moves up to two spaces in any direction, 
 d) 1 princess, Ps, moves up to five spaces in any direction, 
 e) 2 rooks, R, move in a straight line the length of the line; 
 f) 2 bishops, B, move diagonally only the length of the line; 
 g) 2 knights, Kn, move in a line two up and one over in any direction, 
 h) 2 cardinals, C, move in a line up to three spaces in any direction; 
 I) 9 archers, A, move in up to 3 spaces in any direction; 
 j) 9 pawns, P, move in a line one space, attacks diagonally. 
 
 
     
     
         3 . The game as set forth in  claim 2  wherein the first outermost row including pieces A, A, Pr, A, A, the second outermost row including R, C, Q, K, Ps, C, R, the third outermost row including Kn, B, A, A, A, A, A, Kn, B, the fourth outermost row including P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P. 
     
     
         4 . A futuristic chess game  10  for entertaining participants and for challenging individuals and teams in contests of logic and strategies, the entertaining and the challenging being done in a safe, convenient, and economical manner, the futuristic chess game comprising, in combination:
 a plurality of pieces including;
 a) 1 king, K, moves one space at a time in any direction, 
 b) 1 queen, Q, moves any amount of spaces in any direction, 
 c) 1 prince, Pr, moves up to two spaces in any direction, 
 d) 1 princess, Ps, moves up to five spaces in any direction, 
 e) 2 rooks, R, move in a straight line the length of the line; 
 f) 2 bishops, B, move diagonally only the length of the line; 
 g) 2 knights, Kn, move in a line two up and one over in any direction, 
 h) 2 cardinals, C, move in a line up to three spaces in any direction; 
 I) 9 archers, A, move in up to 3 spaces in any direction; 
 j) 9 pawns, P, move in a line one space, attacks diagonally; 
 
 a game board ( 14 ) having a primary square of 15 rows and 15 columns of individual squares alternating between light individual squares and dark individual squares, the game board having a first side ( 16 ), a second side ( 18 ), a third side ( 20 ), and a fourth side ( 22 ), each side having a first outermost row ( 26 ) with 5 individual outermost squares, and a second outermost row ( 28 ) with 7 individual outermost squares, and a third outermost row ( 30 ) with 9 individual outermost squares within the primary square, and a fourth outermost row ( 32 ) with 9 individual outermost squares within the primary square, the first outermost square including pieces A, A, Pr, A, A, the second outermost row including R, C, Q, K, Ps, C, R, the third outermost row including Kn, B, A, A, A, A, A, Kn, B, the fourth outermost row including P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P; and 
 a rule book following the conventional rules of conventional chess unless specifically noted herein.