Can two planes play traditional flying chess together?

You can move together

Only when you get 5 or 6 points on the roll, you can take off a chess piece from the "base" to the take-off point.

Continuous throwing bonus: During the game, the player who rolls 6 points can roll the dice continuously until the displayed point is not 6 or the game ends.

Jumping rules: When the aircraft actively flies to a block of the same color as itself, it will jump and fly to the next block of the same color. If the next block of the same color is connected to the fast lane, it will fly directly through the fast lane.

Collision rules: When the aircraft reaches a square while traveling, if there is an enemy aircraft stopping, it can crash the enemy aircraft back to the base.

Stacking rules: 2 or more planes are in the same grid, and when stacked together, it is called stacking. Aircraft of the same color, or aircraft of players on the same team when forming a team, can also overlap when moving in the same grid. If there is an overlapping enemy aircraft ahead, the following three situations may occur: (a) When our aircraft is just above the overlapping aircraft, a collision occurs and all aircraft return to the apron. (b) If the point rolled by us is 6 and the distance between our aircraft and the overlapping aircraft in front is less than 6, our aircraft will stop on the overlapping aircraft. The next time you roll the dice, you will automatically move away from the plane parked on the stack. (c) If the number of points we throw is not 6, and the distance between our aircraft and the overlapping aircraft in front is less than 6, then our aircraft cannot fly over the overlapping aircraft; we need to go back the remaining steps.

Flying chess: If the chess piece moves to a square with the same color and connected by a dotted line, it can follow the route indicated by the dotted arrow, pass the dotted line to the previous square with the same color, and then jump to the next square with the same color. If the chess piece jumps from the previous square of the same color to a square of the same color connected by a dotted line, the chess piece will follow the route indicated by the dotted arrow and pass through the dotted line to the previous square of the same color. The chess piece will no longer move.

End point: When the player's plane flies to the end point, the plane completes its mission. The player team (if the free agent is the individual player) who flies all the planes to the end point first wins. In the traditional flying chess rules, the player must reach the end point to be considered "arrived". If the dice thrown by the player does not reach the end point exactly, the chess piece will move back with the extra points.