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The new player - called the Dragon - is second in power to the Queen and sits on the far side of each Castle. Like the Queen, the Dragon may move in any direction but advances up to three squares at a time in line. All other players remain in their traditional positions with their normal powers.

The extra piece expands the traditional chessboard from 64 to 100 squares, with additional fields of 12 squares flanking each side. Four extra pawns guard the Dragons at the set-up.

"The beauty of Dragon Chess®, which uses the same rules of historical chess, is that it keeps it simple," says Parker, who says Dragon Chess® has been in development for over four years. "It's not a whole new learning experience but it is an entirely new game."

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