Abstract: A method of playing a modified advanced chess game called Super Chess which provides a board having alternating dark and light squares arrayed in a ten-row by eleven-column configuration. The sixteen pieces of the orthodox chess are all provided in each color with the exception of the king being replaced by a super king and the addition of a ninth, tenth, and eleventh pawn and fifteen new super pieces: two super rooks, two super knights, two super bishops, two phantoms, one super queen, one monster piece, super king and four super pawns, all fifteen super pieces having new and unique movements and abilities.