Covenant Chess™
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Physical Board Game

Before the website, there was a table — and two armies facing each other across a checkered field.

Where Covenant Chess began

Covenant Chess was not born on a screen. It was first a physical board game — one I designed and built with my own hands, and one I play at the table with my family and friends. And it is really fun.

Those game nights are the reason this website exists: I wanted to share the game with more people than one table can hold. Everything you can play here online began as pieces you can pick up, boxes you can carry, and a board you can unfold anywhere.

The real set

Every piece is 3D-printed, carries its name on its base, and packs into its own carrying box. Tap any photo to see it large.

Two carrying boxes, closed — rose with a silver handle, bronze with a gold handle, each wearing the checkered field on its sides.
Two carrying boxes, closed — rose with a silver handle, bronze with a gold handle, each wearing the checkered field on its sides.
Opening the box: the army waits in its racks, and the board panels travel in the lid.
Opening the box: the army waits in its racks, and the board panels travel in the lid.
Both sets unpacked — four armies on two boards, the empty boxes standing guard behind.
Both sets unpacked — four armies on two boards, the empty boxes standing guard behind.
Gold against deep blue, drawn up and ready for the first move.
Gold against deep blue, drawn up and ready for the first move.
The bright blue and red armies take the field in front of their rose box.
The bright blue and red armies take the field in front of their rose box.
The whole battlefield at a glance — deep blue against gold across the checkered field.
The whole battlefield at a glance — deep blue against gold across the checkered field.
Along the ranks: crosses, swords and banners — every unit wearing its own gear.
Along the ranks: crosses, swords and banners — every unit wearing its own gear.
The deep-blue army up close, the gold front line facing it.
The deep-blue army up close, the gold front line facing it.
Every piece carries its own name on its base.
Every piece carries its own name on its base.
Mid-board, mid-battle: blue and gold meet between the lines.
Mid-board, mid-battle: blue and gold meet between the lines.
Knights, crossbows and towers — the deep-blue army in detail.
Knights, crossbows and towers — the deep-blue army in detail.
The bright blue army advances on red, standards raised.
The bright blue army advances on red, standards raised.
Bright blue up close: crosses, blades, and the names on every base.
Bright blue up close: crosses, blades, and the names on every base.
The star standard rises over the blue ranks — one red scout slipped in between.
The star standard rises over the blue ranks — one red scout slipped in between.
Rearing horses, crowns and towers — every character has its own sculpt.
Rearing horses, crowns and towers — every character has its own sculpt.
Blue meets red at close quarters — every angle shows another detail.
Blue meets red at close quarters — every angle shows another detail.

3D-printed, and made to travel

I 3D-print this game myself — for my family, for my friends, and for the young brothers and sisters at our church.

The 3D-printing files are being finalized, so that people who love this game can print it locally, wherever in the world they are.

Please let me know if the 3D-printing files interest you, so I can plan the publication of these files accordingly.

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