The strong point is the Rook. Another concern I had when first playing the game, is that because the game is played with drops, that the board would stay too crowded for the Rook to ever get a chance to sweep around the curves. But in the games I've played, somebody always has gotten to make a Power Rook Move of some sort or other. I don't know. The best one I've come up with I called Crazy108s, where the board is basically just a big version of the Crazy38s board.
Much different pieces tho.
I hadn't submitted it to the Chess Variants Page yet cause the page isn't quite finished, but if you wish you can check it out here . I haven't played it yet, cause I haven't finished making a set yet. I have had one offer to play by email, but we haven't started yet. I always have tons of ideas for chess games, but have good ideas and actually putting together a good workable playable fun chess game are two totally different things. Recently I've been too busy playing other people's variants to work on my own.