A King can move to any adjacent square, but never to a square where it can be captured.
A Queen moves any number of squares in a straight line. It may not leap over other pieces.
The Chancellor combines the moves of the rook and knight in standard chess.
The Archbishop can move like a bishop or a knight from standard chess.
A Rook moves any number of squares orthogonally on a rank or a file. It may not leap over other pieces.
A Knight moves like an `L`, two squares vertically plus one horizontally, or two squares horizontally plus one vertically. It hops over any pieces on the way.
A Bishop moves any number of squares on a diagonal. It may not leap over other pieces.
A Pawn can move straight ahead one square, or two squares from its starting position. A Pawn captures by moving one square ahead and diagonally. On rare occasions Pawns can also execute a move called `En Passant`, or `in passing`. This allows a Pawn to take an enemy Pawn that has just moved two squares.
Upon reaching last rank, Pawns promote to either a Knight, Bishop, Rook, Archbishop, Chancellor or Queen.