SLEAZY  Z   & THE MOJO HOOCHIES !

After the fall of Roman Imperialism, Anglo-Saxon England evolved into a Feudal Hierarchy (a collection of kingdoms) that fluctuated toward future political consolidation. Until that consolidation was achieved, the kingdoms of the Hierarchy varied in prestige and military might. It became customary to grant one king honorable preeminence among his royal colleagues by designating him as "Bretwalda." A title that drifted with the varying fortunes of politics and war. To earn the Bretwaldaship may have been feudalism and chivalries highest valor.
Chess 'O' Drama takes this Bretwalda badge of honor and adds it to the traditional chess game. This changes the concept of chess competition two fold:
1) During a traditional chess match, if both players are equal in skill and experience, most matches will evolve toward a trade off of pieces until a stalemate is achieved. In Chess 'O' Drama the rules govern  elaborate  strategies toward the end of the "piece trading" so the ending becomes a whole different game in itself. Adding the elements of chance closing in on the traditional checkmate.
2) Chess 'O' Drama takes into account that in the competition of war there is often times a prestigious position earned and then used for advantages -but may well be lost in a moments notice. Like so often in politics and war there are always unexpected elements of chance and fortune.

In Chess 'O' Drama each player can earn the title of Bretwalda giving him or her the advantage for the moment. When that advantage is used with skills it might lead to the winning valor!