File:Atomic capture on g7.gif
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English: An animated gif demonstrating a capture in atomic chess. In atomic chess, a capture causes an "explosion" in which the capturing piece, the captured piece, and all adjacent nonpawns are removed from play. The game is won by capturing the opponent's king either directly or by adjacent explosion. After Nf5 white's knight is threatening such a win with Nxe7. Black plays e5 to avoid the loss, and white instead takes g7, causing an explosion that removes black's bishop and rook, along with the captured pawn and white's knight. |
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| Author | Rhododendrites |
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| current | 22:14, 18 December 2016 | | 600 × 600 (37 KB) | Rhododendrites | User created page with UploadWizard |
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