Nightmare Chess Quiz

What is the maximum point value allowed for a player's deck in Nightmare Chess?

• 250 points

• 200 points

• 150 points

• 100 points

How many cards can a player draw to form their hand at the start of the game?

• Six cards

• Five cards

• Four cards

• Three cards

What happens to a card with a continuous effect when it is played?

• It is discarded immediately

• It remains in play until its end condition is met

• It is removed from the game

• It is returned to the deck

If a transformed piece is captured and rescued on the next turn, what happens to it?

• It is returned to its original type

• It retains its special powers

• It is removed from the game

• It loses its special powers

What is the rule regarding cards that directly cause a checkmate?

• They can be used once per game

• They are not allowed under any circumstances

• They are allowed if the opponent agrees

• They are allowed if the card specifies it

When two cards conflict with each other, which card takes precedence?

• The card with the higher point value

• The card played first

• The card most recently played

• The card with a continuous effect

What does the term 'adjacent squares' refer to in Nightmare Chess?

• All squares orthogonally and diagonally around a target square

• Only diagonal squares around a target square

• Squares directly in front of a piece

• Squares in the same row or column

In the variant with a central deck, when can players discard a card?

• Only at the start of the game

• On both their own and the opponent's turn

• Only on the opponent's turn

• Only on their own turn

How can the deck building values be adjusted for players of different skill levels?

• By not adjusting the points at all

• By giving the weaker player more points

• By giving the stronger player more points

• By giving both players the same number of points

What does the term 'swap' mean in the context of Nightmare Chess?

• To return a captured piece to play

• To remove a piece from play

• To exchange the position of two pieces on the board

• To transform a piece into another