So a while back my fiance and I made a holochess board.

I recently decided that it might be fun to use it with X-Wing somehow.

I've been cooking up my own Ideas, but I want to hear what you guys think?

The only restrictions are you must include the board, and you must use X-Wing ships, other than that you can come up with whatever you want.

The idea I've been working on removes the X-Wing maneuvering, and is more of a "chess" type game, but you can keep the maneuvers and throw in crazy rules with the board.

Whatever you can think of!

Here's some photos for inspiration/size reference.

King of the Hill.

Three players

Three ships each.

Thirty points per ship.

Each ship you control that starts in in the center scores one point.

First to fithteen wins.

Edit:Spelling Error.

King of the Hill.

Three players

Three ships each.

Thirty points per ship.

Each ship you control that starts in in the center scores one point.

First to fifthteen wins.

Ships in the outer ring gain +1 green die. Ships in the center have -1 green die?

Ships in the outer ring gain +1 green die. Ships in the center have -1 green die?

Nice, maybe have all ships in the center have a 360 degree fire arc.

From www.direman.com

As long as you are moving in the Chess direction, could you get rid of the dice?

At least the green dice?

I don't know about removing the green dice. The imperials would get a lot weaker.

Ties with out green dice are flying dart boards.

Keep the green dice.

I said get rid of green dice.

Not get rid of Agility.

I was thinking X-Wing meets Gravwell: Escape from the 9th Dimension.

Straight maneuvers go straight, depending on which direction you're heading (either in line with a ring or across a diameter). Long straights can shoot you off the board, so don't use 5^ unless you're flying around a ring!
Banks could move diagonally or like a chess knight ("2 up, one over"). Not quite sure about these.

Turns can move X ahead, turn 90 degrees, then X more in the given direction.

Combat remains the same, perhaps? Not sure what "range" does.