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Three-Dimensional Chess

Three-dimensional chess refers to chess variants played across multiple stacked or offset boards rather than a single flat 8x8 grid, adding vertical movement options for pieces. It is best known from its fictional depiction in Star Trek, though real-world 3D chess sets and rule sets (such as Raumschach) have existed since the early 20th century for enthusiasts seeking added strategic complexity.

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