Aeroplane Chess 1.5.1

Two to four participants engage in a strategic game where the objective is to successfully navigate their individual aircraft units from the hangars positioned at the board's corners to the centralized base matching their designated color. The game progresses with each player taking turns rolling the dice to determine their moves.

1. Taxi: A player can guide a piece out of the hangar and onto the board, contingent upon rolling an even number.
2. Move: A player has the option to circulate a piece already on the board in a clockwise direction along the track for a number of spaces as indicated by the dice.

Additional gameplay regulations include:

1. A roll of 6 grants the player an additional roll, providing strategic advantage. However, rolling three 6's consecutively results in setbacks where pieces moved by the initial two consecutive 6's must return to their hangar, transferring the turn to the next participant.
2. Landing on an opponent's piece forces them to relocate that piece back to their hangar.
3. Upon landing on a space of similar color, a plane will promptly advance to the subsequent square of its color, displacing any adversary aircraft in those positions back to their hangar.
4. Special "shortcut" squares exist; when landing on one of these squares matching its color, a plane can opt for the shortcut route. Opposing planes obstructing this path will be compelled back to their hangars. These maneuvers can intertwine with previous rules, allowing for continuous progress during gameplay.
5. Encountering aircraft from one's fleet enables players to "stack" these pieces together for consolidated movement until they reach the central base or are interfered with by an opponent. If these stacked units are returned to the hangar due to an opponent's interaction, they lose their stacked status.

Game Conclusion: Planes must make a precise roll to fly into the center base. Once accomplished, they are placed facedown in their respective hangars, signifying completion in the game. The victorious player is determined by being the first to safely guide all four planes to the center of the board, whereas gameplay continues until only one participant remains unrewarded.