Steps to play children's flying chess

1. Take off

Everyone takes turns to roll the dice. Only at 6 o'clock can the plane move to the starting point. Continue to roll the dice and move forward a few squares when.

2. Move as instructed

The plane should move clockwise in the direction indicated by the arrow, move around the periphery, return to the line with the same color arrow in front, and fly to the intermediate destination.

3. Same grid

The plane flies to the same color grid and can fly to the same color grid in front; If you happen to fly to the square with the same color and have a plane map, you can fly directly to the opposite square according to the indicated route.

Return to the airport one by one

The plane is driving on the road, flying to that grid, and someone else's plane is right there. You can fly someone else's plane back to the airport and then take off.

5. Aircraft overlap

If you have the same plane flying in the same box, you can overlap it. Other people's planes can't fly over it, and you can't fly your plane back to the airport.

win victory

If four planes fly to their destination first, then they win.

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1. The simple rules and rules of flying chess are as follows: Flying chess has four colors: red, yellow, blue and green. You can play with two sons or a family (up to four people).

2. Choose each color (four pieces) and put it on the plane of the chessboard, which is the same as the color you choose (front).

3. Everyone takes turns to roll the dice once (you can also guess the fist to decide who will roll first). After throwing 6 points, you can move the chess piece to the starting point (that is, the square of the triangle pointed by the right-angled arrow in the figure), and then you can fly the chess piece out of several squares and continue to roll the dice.

If you don't throw it at 6 o'clock, you will throw it next. If the previous 6 o'clock position is still being thrown, you can fly the piece forward 6 squares and throw it again according to the number of points. Or move the pieces at the airport to the starting point after 6 o'clock and continue throwing (that is to say, you can throw another chance when throwing at 6 o'clock).

5. The chess pieces should fly around the periphery in the direction indicated by the arrow (clockwise), return to the front line with the arrow of the same color and fly to the intermediate destination.

6. When the plane flies to the same color grid, it can fly to the front grid of the same color. If you happen to fly to the same color grid and have an airplane map, you can fly directly to the opposite grid according to the indicated route.

7. On the road, when you fly to that square, other people's pieces are there. You can drive other people's chess pieces back to the airport before taking off.

8. If you have your own chess pieces of the same color flying in the same grid, you can stack them on it. Other people's pieces can't fly over it, and you can't drive your pieces back to the airport.

9. If four soldiers fly to the destination first, they can win (turn the soldiers who fly to the destination upside down). In order to save time, two or three soldiers can be used at first.