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Battle games all use a number of different types of pieces, each with different styles of movement. Typically the goal is to capture a key piece belonging to your opponent. Many of the battle games played today are borne from Chaturanga, a very ancient game from India, of which Chess is a direct descendant. This category is dedicated to sites containing lessons, FAQs or tutorials aimed at assisting players to learn or improve their chess game at their own pace.

Subcategories

• Kids Chess
• Scholastic and Lessons

Resources in This Category

• 101ChessTips.com

  http://www.101chesstips.com/
  A collection of short articles covering strategy and tactics.

• A Beginner's Garden of Chess Openings

  http://www.dwheeler.com/chess-openings/
  Illustrated examples of mainline openings.

• A Beginners Guide to Chess

  http://www.angelfire.com/wizard/kirk511/chess.htm
  Details how to set up a chess board and briefly introduces each chess piece.

• A Chess Realm

  http://c6b5fyang.tripod.com/Chess/main.html
  Free online chess tutorials, chess history and information and news.

• Allexperts: Chess

  http://www.allexperts.com/browse.cgi?catLvl=3&catID=1332
  Volunteer experts answer your detailed questions about chess strategies and tactics for free.

• Animated Chess

  http://www.angelfire.com/ny3/chesspages/
  Includes move animations detailing the rules of chess, chess related wallpaper, animated games, and puzzles.

• Avler Chess

  http://www.avlerchess.com/
  Chess resource for learning to play chess, learning strategies, buying chess products and discussing chess with other chess fans and players.

• Chess Elo Rating System

  http://www.chesselo.com/
  Explanation of the Elo rating system, chess links directory and chess puzzles.

• Chess Fans Club

  http://chessfansclub.blogspot.com/
  Blog providing a collection of basic chess tutorials and articles.

• Chess Instructions for Beginners

  http://www.intuitor.com/chess/
  Provides a tutorial appropriate for those seeking to learn to play chess.

• Chess Rules

  http://www.learnchessrules.com/
  Details the general rules of chess, board setup and basics on how the pieces move.

• Chess Tutorial Page

  http://www.angelfire.com/games3/gmJeff/
  Offers chess lessons and instructions for beginner and intermediate players.

• Chess Videos

  http://www.chess-videos.com/
  Learn by watching expert chess videos or upload your own video for discussion in the forums.

• Chess Visualisation Training

  http://chesseye.alexander-fleischer.de/
  Free online step-by-step exercises to help increase your chess visualisation.

• ChessKIDS academy

  http://www.chesskids.com/
  Chess lessons and quizzes for kids including a resource center for parents and teachers.

• Expert Chess Strategies

  http://expert-chess-strategies.com/
  Study chess openings, strategies and tactics. Replay hundreds of chess games or play games online against the computer.

• Farnsworth's Predator at the Chessboard

  http://www.chesstactics.org/
  A free comprehensive online book detailing hundreds of chess tactics using diagrams and examples.

• Grandmasters Chess Academy

  http://www.chessaid.com/
  Chess training, downloads, skill evaluations and improvement guides, and a wide range of chess software and books.

• Internet Chess Page

  http://www.angelfire.com/ny/chesspage
  Provides information on openings, games and chess trivia.

• Learn to Play Chess

  http://www.chessguru.net/chess_rules/
  Explains chess rules, piece movements, piece capture, board setup, tactics, openings and endings.

• The Bishops Bounty

  http://bishopsbounty.blogspot.com/
  Provides categorized details of various links covering chess tactics, strategy and opening theory from numerous sources.

• The Orang Utan : 1.b4!

  http://www.angelfire.com/home/bstjean/sokolsky/
  Provides information on the Sokolsky (also known as Polish and Orang-Utan) chess opening. Information on tournaments, CAP data, games, history and even facts on the animal itself.

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