Aeroplane Chess

--- Aeroplane Chess / Flying Chess / Ludo --- This is my favourite board game when I was young, and I can't find it on Steam Workshop (only Ludo). So I uploaded this. Recommended Players: 2-4 Contains: - 4 sets of 4 colors pawns - Aeroplane Chess Board - A 6-sided dice (White dice is hard to see) Objective: The pawn must go through the grids clockwise with the direction shown on the board. When the pawn reaches the middle of own color, it should go in the middle grid. When all 4 pawns reach the middle, the player wins. Rules: 1. An even number (i.e. 2,4,6) is required to start a pawn. Player should put the pawn on the "Start" zone. Player can do this even when other pawns are on the grids as long as there is pawn left in the hangar. 2. When a player rolls a 6, the player can roll again. This is the same for the second time. If the player rolls 6 three times in a row, all pawns of the player will be destroyed and should move back to the hangar. 3. When a pawn reach own color's grids, the pawn can jump to the next own color's grid. If it moves to the grid where it shows an arrow (shortcut), it should jump to the opposite side, then jump additionally. If it jumps to the grid where it shows an arrow (shortcut), it should jump to the opposite side, but should not jump again. 4. When a pawn lands on an opponent's pawn, the opponent's pawn is destroyed and should move back to the hangar. This applies to jumping to next own's color and lands on an opponent's pawn. 5. If there is an opponent's pawn in the path of the arrow (shortcut), and the pawn jumps across it, the opponent's pawn should move back to the hangar as it was destroyed. 6. If a pawn lands on the same color's pawn, the player can choose to stack the pawns, and they can move together. But if an opponent's pawn lands on the stack, the whole stack is destroyed, and should move back to the hangar. Origin (From Wikipedia): Aeroplane Chess (simplified Chinese: 飞行棋; traditional Chinese: 飛行棋; pinyin: fēixíng qí, litera