A

An interesting asymmetrical position.

White gets to go first. and has less moves to promote a pawn, but gets checkmated easily and has difficulty defending.

Black goes second, with a closer together amazon and king, and more difficulty getting checkmated.

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Note: The amazons in the center of the board and the six pawns closest to the center are dead. For some reason the image shows them as white.

Second Note: This is a possible first variant of a series of variants with boards shaped like letters of the alphabet. Each alphabet variant will have something to do with the piece it's letter represents (I'll have to think of something else for P and X). I have a goal of making 25 more of these variants and getting at least 3 accepted, but I don't know if I have the time to make them all. Maybe someone else can help make some?

I already made E but I'm struggling to see how to use bishops on a board with no diagonal lines...