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Elemental powers=Water or ice The rook, also known as chariot in Chinese Chess, originally 車 in Chinese Chess and 飛車 in Shogi, is a vectron-shaped piece. Rooks move and capture horizontally or vertically across the board. They can also team up with the king to do a special move called castling which allows the rook to move to or near the center while moving the king to a safe location at the same time. Each player starts out with two rooks at the beginning of the game placed on the corners of th

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