Two Xiangqi boards. Capture for your teammate, then deploy that piece on the other board.
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Learn the team loop in 60 seconds
The one rule that changes everything: a piece you capture becomes your teammate's supply on the other board.
About 60 sec
1CaptureWin a piece on Board 1.
2SupplyIt crosses to your teammate.
3DeployDrop it legally on Board 2.
No account or download. Finish the lesson, practise locally, then invite three friends.
More settings: team seats & opponentsMore settings: online room
Local play. Create or join a room for online multiplayer.
Red moves first on both boards.
Cross-board story
Captured-piece timeline
See exactly what your teammate received, where it came from, and when it was deployed.
Game 1
The first captured piece will appear here.
Replay and recap unlock after the first move.
Rules
Team Red controls Board 1 Red and Board 2 Black. Team Black controls Board 1 Black and Board 2 Red.
Captured pieces go to the teammate's reserve on the other board.
Drops must be on the owner's half. Advisors use palace points, elephants use their seven natural own-half points, and soldiers use the starting row or one step forward.
Drops may block check, but may not give immediate check.
A player loses a board only when neither a legal move nor a legal drop is available.
A board win scores one point. The match winner is the team with more board wins.
Two Xiangqi boards, one shared team supply. Capture on one board, then your teammate can deploy that piece on the other board without giving immediate check.
About Supply Chinese Chess
Supply Chinese Chess is an original browser team Xiangqi variant inspired by bughouse chess. This version supports local and online room play with AI-filled empty seats, two simultaneous boards, shared reserve pools, legal drops, and score-based team results.
How the team Xiangqi variant works
Capturing a piece on one board sends it to your teammate's reserve on the other board. That teammate can deploy the piece legally, which makes coordination and timing more important than in a standard Xiangqi match.