Flying chess rules

Flying chess is a competitive game, which consists of four colors with pictures of planes on it. Up to four people can play with one color each.

There is a dice in the flying chess. You just turn the dice, and the dice stop. What's in front? You just have to take a few steps. At first, your plane can only take off if you vote for six, and you still have a chance to vote for six again. In particular, the number of steps taken at the finish line must be exactly arrived to be a victory, otherwise it will be back and forth.

The circular distance design of flying chess comes from the "Lafbury Circle" in air combat. The Frenchman Lafbray improved the German "great circle formation" tactics, so that the aircraft participating in the formation not only kept flying on the horizontal plane, but also circled and climbed. In this way, we can use the defensive formation to hover to gain a higher advantage and wait for an opportunity to attack.

This is the famous "La Fabres Circle". At that time, people invented this kind of chess with an advanced air combat tactic.