Mila
Mila is a Ferzia chess bot with a displayed 400 ELO training target. A young child taking her very first steps into chess. Playable on the Basic tier with no download required.
About Mila
Mila just turned six and started chess club last month. She loves the pretty pieces but still mixes up knights and bishops sometimes. She plays with wide-eyed wonder, has no idea what a strategy is, and giggles whenever she captures anything. Every move is a surprise — even to her.
Playing style
Completely random child-level play. Hangs pieces constantly, forgets rules occasionally, and plays moves that would make Stockfish cry. Games are chaotic but charming.
How to beat Mila
- Plays aggressively and looks to attack — offer trades to defuse the initiative rather than let the position stay sharp.
- Spots tactics quickly — keep pieces defended and avoid loose back-rank or fork patterns.
- Plays it safe and avoids imbalances — you may need to create the complications yourself to get real winning chances.
- Prioritizes attacking the king — keep your king safe and avoid loosening the pawn shield in front of it.
- Very structure-conscious — provoke a pawn weakness early and it will matter for the rest of the game.
How to interpret the displayed ELO
The number is a Ferzia training target, not an official FIDE rating or a claim that one game predicts a human result. Stockfish documents why engine ratings depend on match conditions and large samples; FIDE publishes separate regulations for ratings from registered over-the-board results. Historical-persona copy is a stylised product characterisation, not a biography.