The bottom row of the diagram is the last row, and it only shows as many others as needed. Black is a mirror image of white. When describing a piece's move, saying it moves a certain way implies that it captures that way also, unless a capture only move is also listed. The abbreviation of the piece is in parentheses after its name. The stuff in brackets is the pieces move in Ralph Betza's notation .
Pawns are the only piece that can capture en passant.
The humans are the same as the normal army from Grand Chess . The Warrior is a pawn that move one square Rookwise and capture diagonally forward. The King is the same as the Human King. The Seeress moves and captures one or two squares Rookwise or diagonally. The Ranger moves and captures as a Knightrider .