Editing List of chess variants (section)

==== Random positions ====
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 |'''[[Chess960]]''', one of the 960 possible starting positions
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* '''[[Fischer Random Chess]]''' (or '''Chess960'''): The placement of the pieces on the first [[rank (chess)|rank]] is randomized; although there are rules such as the 2 starting Bishops have to be on different colour squares, and the King has to start between the 2 Rooks. The opponent's pieces mirror it. Invented by [[Bobby Fischer]] (1996).
* '''[[Transcendental Chess]]''': Similar to [[Chess960]], but the opening white and black positions do not mirror each other.