eweiqi

Eweiqi is a traditional Chinese board game that originated from Weiqi (Go) and is played on a 13x13 grid.

In eweiqi, two players take turns placing their stones on the intersections of the grid with the objective of controlling more territory than their opponent.

The basic rules of eweiqi are similar to those of Weiqi (Go). Players place their stones on empty intersections, capture opponent stones by surrounding them, and aim to control as much territory as possible.

The goal in eweiqi is to control more territory than your opponent. Territory refers to the empty spaces enclosed by stones or walls.

Yes, players can pass their turn in eweiqi if they do not wish to make a move. Passing consecutively marks the end of the game.

Points in eweiqi are determined by the number of empty intersections surrounded by a player's stones. Each surrounded intersection contributes one point to the player's score.

No, eweiqi follows the standard rules of Weiqi without any additional special moves or exceptions specific to this variation.

Eweiqi can be played with or without a time limit. Players can agree on the maximum time allowed per move or play without any time restrictions.

The duration of an eweiqi game can vary greatly, ranging from quick games under 30 minutes to more strategic matches that can take several hours to complete.

There are several online platforms that offer eweiqi as a playable game. Some popular options include OGS (Online-Go Server), Dragon Go Server, and WBaduk.