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	'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,		'''''Heroes'' Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,
	developed in November 2007 by Chris McPhie and another student in England, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.		developed in November 2007 by Chris McPhie and another student in England, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.

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	'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,		'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,
	developed in November 2007 by ~~students~~ in ~~the~~ UK, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.		developed in November 2007 by Chris McPhie and another student in England, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.

	==[[Powers]]==		==[[Powers]]==

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	'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,		'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,
	developed in November 2007 by students ~~Chris~~ ~~McPhie and Charlie Revett in~~ ~~England~~, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.		developed in November 2007 by students in the UK, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.

	==[[Powers]]==		==[[Powers]]==

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the students consented to use their names...

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	'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,		'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,
	developed in November 2007 by ~~two~~ students in ~~the~~ UK, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.		developed in November 2007 by students Chris McPhie and Charlie Revett in England, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.

	==[[Powers]]==		==[[Powers]]==

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	'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,		'''Heroes Chess''' is a fan-made form of chess developed due to the ongoing success of ''[[Heroes]]''. There are different variations of Heroes Chess, and this article details a move-based variation. This variation,
	developed in November 2007 by students ~~Chris~~ ~~McPhie and Charlie Revett in~~ ~~England~~, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.		developed in November 2007 by two students in the UK, is played like regular chess with one exception: before the game begins, each player decides on a power from the below listing of powers which correspond to the powers that the characters have in the show.

	==[[Powers]]==		==[[Powers]]==

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	===[[Claire Bennet]]===		===[[Claire Bennet]]===

	You are able to regenerate any taken pawn. This power requires two of your moves to complete, and if desired, must be declared to begin on the move after its death. After one of your pawns is taken, the regenerating pawn returns at the end of the ~~fifth~~ move. The regenerated pawn has to be placed back in its original place. If this original square is occupied, then it must be placed in an adjacent square. If it is being placed in an adjacent square, the pawn cannot be placed back in a square that would put the other player in check or checkmate unless you can put the piece nowhere else. You are still able to move other pieces during regeneration. If a subsequent ~~piece~~ is killed while another is regenerating, the second piece cannot be regenerated.		You are able to regenerate any taken pawn. This power requires two of your moves to complete, and if desired, must be declared to begin on the move after its death. After one of your pawns is taken, the regenerating pawn returns at the end of the second move. The regenerated pawn has to be placed back in its original place. If this original square is occupied, then it must be placed in an adjacent square. If it is being placed in an adjacent square, the pawn cannot be placed back in a square that would put the other player in check or checkmate unless you can put the piece nowhere else. You are still able to move other pieces during regeneration. If a subsequent pawn is killed while another is regenerating, the second piece cannot be regenerated.

	===[[Daphne]]===		===[[Daphne]]===

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	===[[Claire Bennet]]===		===[[Claire Bennet]]===

	You are able to regenerate a ~~dead~~ pawn. This power requires two of your moves to complete, and if desired, must be declared to begin on the move after its death. After one of your pawns is taken, the regenerating pawn returns at the end of the ~~second~~ move. The regenerated pawn has to be placed back in its original place. If this original square is occupied, then it must be placed in an adjacent square. If it is being placed in an adjacent square, the pawn cannot be placed back in a square that would put the other player in check or checkmate unless you can put the ~~pawn~~ nowhere else. You still ~~are~~ able to move other pieces during regeneration. If a subsequent ~~pawn~~ is killed while another is ~~regenerated~~, the second ~~pawn~~ cannot be regenerated.		You are able to regenerate any taken pawn. This power requires two of your moves to complete, and if desired, must be declared to begin on the move after its death. After one of your pawns is taken, the regenerating pawn returns at the end of the fifth move. The regenerated pawn has to be placed back in its original place. If this original square is occupied, then it must be placed in an adjacent square. If it is being placed in an adjacent square, the pawn cannot be placed back in a square that would put the other player in check or checkmate unless you can put the piece nowhere else. You are still able to move other pieces during regeneration. If a subsequent piece is killed while another is regenerating, the second piece cannot be regenerated.

	===[[Daphne]]===		===[[Daphne]]===
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	===[[The Haitian]]===		===[[The Haitian]]===

	You negate any power that directly effects one of your pieces such as Peter's power. Also, you negate any power that your opponent's pawns have such as Claude's power. You do not negate powers such as Hiro's power as it does not directly affect you.		You negate any power that directly effects one of your pieces, such as Peter's power. Also, you negate any power that your opponent's pawns have, such as Claude's power. You do not negate powers such as Hiro's power as it does not directly affect you.

	===[[D.L. Hawkins]]===		===[[D.L. Hawkins]]===

	You are able to phase through one piece when you move. This can be an enemy piece or one of your own. For example, you could move your queen through your pawn in front of it ~~three squares forward~~ on your first turn.		You are able to phase through one piece when you move. This can be an enemy piece or one of your own. For example, you could move your queen through your pawn in front of it on your first turn.

	===[[Adam Monroe]]===		===[[Adam Monroe]]===
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	===[[Peter Petrelli]]===		===[[Peter Petrelli]]===

	Before or after your move, you can move one of your opponent's pieces one square in any direction. This can only be done once per turn, and the piece must be moved into an unoccupied square. You cannot move the other player's king into check or checkmate. You cannot move a piece that would result in the other player being in check or checkmate. You can only move the other player's pieces not your own.		Before or after your move, you can move one of your opponent's pieces one square in any direction. This can only be done once per turn, and the piece must be moved into an unoccupied square. You cannot move the other player's king into check or checkmate. You cannot move a piece that would result in the other player being in check or checkmate. You can only move the other player's pieces, not your own.

	===[[Claude Rains]]===		===[[Claude Rains]]===

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	Players can choose one power from the below list at the beginning of a game, and must declare it before the game begins.		Players can choose one power from the below list at the beginning of a game, and must declare it before the game begins.

⚫	===[[Daphne]]===

⚫	Your queen may move three times during a single turn. However, you cannot move another piece and also the queen during the same turn. When using this ability, if at any time you capture a piece with your queen or put your opponents king in check or checkmate, no additional moves can be made.

	===[[Claire Bennet]]===		===[[Claire Bennet]]===

	You are able to regenerate a dead pawn. This power requires two of your moves to complete, and if desired, must be declared to begin on the move after its death. After one of your pawns is taken, the regenerating pawn returns at the end of the second move. The regenerated pawn has to be placed back in its original place. If this original square is occupied, then it must be placed in an adjacent square. If it is being placed in an adjacent square, the pawn cannot be placed back in a square that would put the other player in check or checkmate unless you can put the pawn nowhere else. You still are able to move other pieces during regeneration. If a subsequent pawn is killed while another is regenerated, the second pawn cannot be regenerated.		You are able to regenerate a dead pawn. This power requires two of your moves to complete, and if desired, must be declared to begin on the move after its death. After one of your pawns is taken, the regenerating pawn returns at the end of the second move. The regenerated pawn has to be placed back in its original place. If this original square is occupied, then it must be placed in an adjacent square. If it is being placed in an adjacent square, the pawn cannot be placed back in a square that would put the other player in check or checkmate unless you can put the pawn nowhere else. You still are able to move other pieces during regeneration. If a subsequent pawn is killed while another is regenerated, the second pawn cannot be regenerated.

		⚫	===[[Daphne]]===

		⚫	Your queen may move three times during a single turn. However, you cannot move another piece and also the queen during the same turn. When using this ability, if at any time you capture a piece with your queen or put your opponents king in check or checkmate, no additional moves can be made.

	===[[The Haitian]]===		===[[The Haitian]]===
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	You get two moves per turn. You are able to move two separate pieces or the same piece twice. When using this ability, if at any time you are put in check, you must use your first move to block or end the check. Similarly, if you capture a piece or check your opponent, you must make no more moves that turn.		You get two moves per turn. You are able to move two separate pieces or the same piece twice. When using this ability, if at any time you are put in check, you must use your first move to block or end the check. Similarly, if you capture a piece or check your opponent, you must make no more moves that turn.

		⚫	===[[Arthur Petrelli]]===
		⚫	Your pieces gain ("absorb") the ability to move as any piece they capture. An example would be if a bishop were to capture a rook, or vice-versa, it would be able to move as a queen would.

	===[[Peter Petrelli]]===		===[[Peter Petrelli]]===
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	You are able to freeze two of your opponents pieces per turn. These pieces cannot do anything for one move.		You are able to freeze two of your opponents pieces per turn. These pieces cannot do anything for one move.

⚫	===[[Arthur Petrelli]]===
⚫	Your pieces gain ("absorb") the ability to move as any piece they capture. An example would be if a bishop were to capture a rook, or vice-versa, it would be able to move as a queen would.

	==Options==		==Options==