Chess pieces, what furry species?

[Jenac Azaela]

So I'm curious as to what you think would be suiting species to use for chess pieces. One thing to note though is the knight does not have to be a horse. It can be a different species on its own, or a knight riding a mount (equine or not). To get some variety at first, let's settle two rules:
-One chess piece + species per person
=You can comment a species or chess piece already mentioned
This thread is just for fun. After a week or so I might revoke rule 1, depending on the activity here 

[Michen_S]

Hmm... I think an anthro cobra would make for a good queen for some reason.

[Trixsie Vixen]

Weasels for the Bishops. No reason

[lightstone]

si thought of fox as king and wolf for queen, sorry to post them togetter but they go togetter

[Trixsie Vixen]

Ha! I just assumed a fox for Queen

[John Red Beard]

Weasels for the Bishops. No reason

Sure, no reason at all. 


I think knights would be some kind of cat, because they can jump over other pieces to pounce on their targets.

[lightstone]

knights can be birds since they're the only pieces that can jump over other pieces

[Dazed]

Foxes or wolves, because there's alot of 'em. It fits. Eeeh? EEEH?

[Jenac Azaela]

This is a reminder about keeping to one piece/species per person. You may discuss outside this thread.
Thank you. 

[TenOfSwords]

I think that the rooks can be... err... rooks? (I know, so creative)

[lightstone]

pawns can be mice, cause their small

[Trixsie Vixen]

I think that the rooks can be... err... rooks? (I know, so creative)

I don't know why but I just love the beautiful simplicity of this idea


I've been thinking, what would you name the Castling move though?

[TenOfSwords]

I think that the rooks can be... err... rooks? (I know, so creative)

I don't know why but I just love the beautiful simplicity of this idea


I've been thinking, what would you name the Castling move though?

Er... good question. One that I am too tired to answer right now.