Watch “How to play Dice Chess (3 Die Variant),” a how-to-play guide for Three Pips from Triple S Games on BoardGameVideo.
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RULES:
On your turn you roll 3 dice instead of two, then you get to perform moves from all 3 dice in one turn if you have legal moves available. The moves may be taken in any order you want, but each die may only be used once. If you have multiple dice of the same piece, you may move the same piece multiple times if you like. There is no benefit for rolling doubles or triples.
Another way to play is for each player to secretly roll their 3 dice and keep them hidden from each other. Then, as players alternate taking turns, each reveals a single die they wish to use on their turn to move one of their corresponding pieces. If you are unable to use a die rolled then when you reveal it your turn ends. You may not change the roll of the dice. Once each player has used all 3 of their dice, they both simultaneously reroll and repeat the process.
The first player to checkmate or capture their opponent’s King wins.