Components

Each Super Chess deck contains:

36 unique cards, including 17 ability, 8 spatial manipulation, 7 revival and 4 removal type cards.
A 6-page instruction leaflet.
A gloss-laminated tuck box to hold the cards.

Sample Cards

Shuffle the deck and deal 3 cards to each player.
At the beginning of their turn, the player draws a card from the deck.
The number of cards in a player’s hand cannot exceed 5. If a player has 5 cards in their hand they are not allowed to draw a card at the beginning of their turn.
The player can now either make a regular chess move or choose to use one of their cards.
To use a card, follow the instructions on the card and make any sacrifices if required, then place the card face-up on the discard pile.
After using a card or making a regular move the player has the option of removing a single card from their hand and placing it at the bottom of the deck or placing it face-up on the discard pile.
Now the player’s turn has ended and the opponent takes their turn.
When the deck has run out, the players can no longer draw new cards but may continue to use the cards in their hand.
As with regular chess, the game is over when a player checkmates their opponent, when a player resigns or when a draw occurs, either by default or by agreement between the two players.