Has there ever been a chess variant with a succession mechanic ?

As in, if you get the king killed, the queen gets demoted becomes the new king, and if they both die, one of the bishops becomes king, but now you’re a theocracy and the rooks have a 10% chance each turn to betray you and attempt a coup.

The knights are chill, though.

What is a man trap?

As someone who is fed, clothed, and well paid, these are not mutually exclusive.

Summary
Forgejo v15.0 refines areas of day-to-day usability and security, and incorporates new capabilities in advanced Forgejo Actions usage.

UI enhancements in issue filtering and the releases list make Forgejo easier to interact with. Auto-linking containers to repositories removes a manual step from repository administrators. Git notes can now be modified from the single-commit view in pull requests.

Repository specific access tokens allow for more secure API interactions.

Forgejo Actions can now expand reusable workflows, providing a better user experience and more powerful capabilities. OpenID Connect support allows for secure access to third-party systems. Forgejo Runner registration improvements allow a simpler installation process for most users, and ephemeral runners allow secure autoscaling capabilities for advanced integrations.

Would you rather date a Claude or a Tyrion?

Would you rather date a Siri or a Khaleesi?

Also, the human women generally weren’t all that into it.

I want to believe this is kind of interpretation of Prometheus’s punishment but… no.