This is a game of Shogi. In Shogi, whenever there is a "drop" the variable changes. Old rules change a[nd] (as) the game proceeds. It is a moving target.
Therefore, be mindful of the changes and adapt quickly. Nothing is final until you cross the chasm.
There are three phases to the game. We just passed the opening. Now we are at the initial stage of the middle game. The middle game is the deciding factor of the end game.
This is where trade happens, and allegiance is forged. You will find unlikely allies at the middle game. It is both an offense and defense move.
As a general rule, evade, intercept, then only attack. Do not attack first unless you are confident that your opponent is of a lesser stature.
As it goes, the King is an anaguma. As in chess, the sole purpose of Shogi is to defeat the opponent's King. Think like a King but act like a Rook. Thus, as a Rook, adopt the Swinging Rook with a climbing Silver General as a strategy
Keep the Gold Generals close to the King.
Only these matters.
If you lose your Rook early in the game, you will lose the advantage to burrow your King. Therefore, if you need to sacrifice, do it with the Bishop. Let the Bishop be the exchange.
Lance and Horse should be mobilized a[s] (at) the End Game. This is solely to upgrade to Gold Generals.
As you can see, the Gold Generals are the highest a piece can be promoted other than Bishop and Rook.
Therefore, the Gold Generals work best in pairs.
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