resuscitator: How it moves: It moves exactly 2 squares in any cardinal direction (N, S, E, W) and then 1 square diagonally backwards, and brings back friend pieces, until 3 movements, it dissapears. The Simple Explanation: Imagine it drawing a sharp "hook" or the point of a star. It jumps over all pieces in its path and lands on the final square. sword:How it moves: It moves 2 squares forward and 1 square diagonally. The Simple Explanation: Imagine the Sword making a wide, curved swing. It doesn't move in a straight line; it "arcs" around obstacles. It can jump over pieces to land on its destination. tree: How it moves: It moves like a Rook (straight lines), but with a twist: once it starts moving, it cannot stop until it hits the edge of the board or another piece. The Simple Explanation: Imagine this piece is on ice. Once you push it, it slides all the way to the end. If it hits an enemy piece, it captures it and stops there. If it hits a friendly piece, it stops in the square right before it. warrior: How it moves: It moves like a Rook (straight lines), but only up to 3 squares. The Simple Explanation: The Vanguard gets stronger as it runs. If it moves 3 full squares to capture a piece, it is so powerful that it cannot be captured back on the opponent's very next turn. It "shocks" the enemy. spike:How it moves: It moves like a Bishop (diagonals), but it doesn't stop when it captures. The Simple Explanation: Think of the Spike like a needle sewing through fabric. It can move through an enemy piece, capturing it, and continue moving to a square further down the same line
i used chatgpt for the movements, for the pieces, i made them.
