With this episode, it goes over the version of chess that is known as luzhanqi, one of the two other versions of chess that is found in China beyond that of xiangqi. This version of chess possesses elements of capture the flag to it. So it can be seen as capture the flag chess. So with that said, we hope you enjoy.

Credits

Writer - Bradley P. Thomas

Producer - Bradley P. Thomas

Voice Talent – ElevenLabs: Taylor

Editor - Bradley P. Thomas

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