Editing Baroque chess (section)

===Moving===
In Baroque, the king is the one piece alone that is limited to moving exactly one square at a time; it moves and takes just like the [[King (chess)|king]] in chess. All of the remaining pieces on the first rank may move like the [[Queen (chess)|queen]], in all directions. They have this power as a matter of privilege, as they are all considered to be ''noble pieces.'' This is a kind of privilege that attaches to them at birth, that is, at the outset of the game, and is never diminished; they retain this privilege no matter where they go, except when they find themselves next to an Immobilizer (see below).

The pawns, on the other hand, move just like the [[Rook (chess)|rook]] moves in chess, unable to move diagonally. Just as in chess, pawns are the peasants of this game. Unlike chess, pawns are never promoted to another kind of piece. (There is no special square to which pawns can be moved and then promoted.)