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imyurhukaberry
Posted: Thursday, December 23, 2010 1:48:44 AM
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Since the search function is not working for me today, I thought I'd see if anyone knew the answer:
When playing Dejarik, if the attack result is a push, what happens when there are no open spaces to push into? Is it a kill or does nothing happen?

I have read and reread the rules that are available for HoloChess, and unless I'm missing it, it does not say what happens in this case.

Also, if you have a link to the source, please attach it.

Thanks BlooMilk
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NickName
Posted: Thursday, December 23, 2010 1:58:06 AM
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In the original rules, nothing happens since it's not clearly stated that something does happen.

In the evolving version among SWM players, it's been shifting toward a kill given how difficult it is to set up.
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imyurhukaberry
Posted: Thursday, December 23, 2010 2:00:15 AM
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Pretty much what I thought.
I thought a kill would be in order myself and have a version of the rules stating so. I plan on testing over Christmas and we'll see which way is more fun.

Thanks NN.
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