JPS61106276U - - Google Patents

Description

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a top view showing an example of the present invention, A and B.
indicates both opponents. Figure 2 shows the cooperation of three ally Jiyanken pieces, and indicates that they will provide unilateral assistance in the direction of the solid arrow. a indicates cooperation when all third parties are in perfect condition,
b indicates the coordination of B's pieces when player B's goo is taken, and c indicates the coordination of A's pieces when the player A's par is subsequently taken. In FIG. 3, a shows the strength relationship of the pieces between the enemy and the ally when both players' pieces are aligned, and the possible relationships are shown in the direction of the solid line arrow. b is the strength and weakness of both A and B's pieces at the moment when opponent B's goo is taken by opponent A's par, then A's par is taken by B's chiyoki, so to speak, at the moment when A makes a preemptive exchange. Show relationships. As in a, pieces can be taken in the direction of the solid arrow. 1 is the game board, 2 is the Jiyanken piece, and 3 is the square.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Using a rectangular or square game board of about 5 to 9 squares in length and width, each player has a set of Jiyanken pieces consisting of Goo, Chiyoki, and Par, and two players place these pieces on the game board. The pieces are arranged equally, and the movement ability and range of power of each piece are the same as that of the king in normal shogi, and the strength relationship of adjacent enemy and ally pieces is the same as that of Jiyanken, and both players take turns. A toy where each player competes to capture as many of the other's pieces as they move their pieces.