Dragon Draughts

Dragon Draughts is played on an 8x8 board with 12 pieces per player. The objective is to capture all of your opponent's pieces or block them from making a move.

Each player takes turns moving one of their pieces diagonally forward. If you reach the last row on the opponent's side, your piece promotes to a Dragon, allowing it to move backward as well.

Dragons can move both forward and backward diagonally, increasing their mobility compared to regular pieces.

Regular pieces can only capture by jumping over an opponent's piece diagonally, landing on an empty square. You can continue capturing multiple times in one turn if possible.

Yes, Dragons have extended capturing abilities. They can jump over and capture multiple opponent's pieces in a straight line as long as there are empty squares behind each captured piece.

If your last regular piece reaches the last row on the opponent's side and promotes to a Dragon, the game continues. There is no additional win condition based solely on promotion.

No, after starting a capturing sequence, your Dragon must complete it. It cannot move backward until the capturing sequence is finished.

The time limit for each move may vary depending on the agreed-upon rules or platform being used. It's recommended to discuss and agree on time limits beforehand.

Yes, Dragon Draughts can be played online with friends through various platforms and websites supporting multiplayer board games.

Yes, Dragon Draughts has an extensive range of strategies and tactics. Some popular ones include sacrificing pieces to create advantageous positions, trapping opponent's pieces, and positioning Dragons strategically.