What's your favourite Chess variant?

I'm taking to 960. And then crazyhouse.

Spell Chess and 4 Player Chess. I play them in Chess.com.

Chess960.

Blindfold Chess

atomic

@Bishop-Slash said ^
atomic

I think that is easy too, because even when you lose materials, you can win

@tranminhtri2015THD said ^

I think that is easy too, because even when you lose materials, you can win

yeah.If I lose my queen in a standard game, I will resign without hesitation. But in atomic, things are different.

Fer a proper adventurer like meself, Racin' Kings 'as got to be me favourite. Switchin' between sailin' on the calm, spectatin' waters with the magnificent Black Pearl an' sendin' scallywags to their death while growin' treasure? Aye!

ALL MY FAVORITE VARIANT :

• CRAZY HOUSE
  Because : Whenever you capture an opponent's piece, it changes color and becomes yours. You can use your turn to "drop" that piece onto any empty square on the board instead of moving your existing pieces.

This "conversion" mechanic transforms the game into a fiery battlefield offering unique thrills:

Breakneck speed and relentless attacks

In traditional chess, the game slows down and winds toward a conclusion as pieces are traded off. In this variant, however, the total number of pieces on the board never diminishes; they simply switch sides. As the game progresses, the pool of "reserve" pieces grows, intensifying the pace and fueling constant attacks from all directions.

️Redefining "King Safety."

In standard chess, the King is shielded by a solid wall of pawns. Here, however, defensive lines are easily breached, as opponents can drop pieces directly next to your King. Having the King hunted by pieces that "drop from the sky" creates incredibly thrilling situations.

Multidimensional thinking and boundless creativity:

This variant opens up tactical combinations impossible in traditional chess: Fearless piece sacrifices: You might willingly sacrifice a major piece (like a Queen or Rook) to capture a minor opponent piece, knowing that on the very next turn, you can drop that same minor piece into a critical spot to deliver checkmate. Intercepting attacks with "air-dropped" pieces: When in check, instead of moving the King or using existing board pieces to block, you can instantly drop a pawn or minor piece from your hand to intercept the line of attack. Lightning-fast pawn promotion: You can drop a pawn directly onto the 7th rank, allowing it to advance and promote to a Queen in the blink of an eye.

Mine is Chess960 and Three Checks.