...but that proves that John was spot onAlmost but not quite.
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Knight takes Queen (assuming the real Bishop was a Knight)
...but that proves that John was spot onAlmost but not quite.
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...but that proves that John was spot on
Knight takes Queen (assuming the real Bishop was a Knight)

Good of you to check mate.![]()
Good opening gambit there, DMD.
...but that proves that John was spot on
Knight takes Queen (assuming the real Bishop was a Knight)
...but that proves that John was spot on
Knight takes Queen (assuming the real Bishop was a Knight)
...but that proves that John was spot on
Knight takes Queen (assuming the real Bishop was a Knight)
Am I the only one seeing this different?
Queen is on a black square, if the Bishop who is also on a black square was a knight it could move 2 forward and 1 sideways or vice versa but either way it will end up on a white square.
It could end up standing next to the Queen in which case the Queen will take the Knight.
Yeh I know that, but if it was am I right?I don't know how to break this gently, but it's not really a chess game.
Yeh I know that, but if it was am I right?
BollocksAm I the only one seeing this different?
Queen is on a black square, if the Bishop who is also on a black square was a knight it could move 2 forward and 1 sideways or vice versa but either way it will end up on a white square.
It could end up standing next to the Queen in which case the Queen will take the Knight.
Bollocks
I’d only glanced and saw the bishop’s cassock shadow as being his pointy shoes in the white square
I always have that bloody problem with cassock shadow!
* It might not be a cassock, but it’s the only Bishopy word I could think to call his dress.
...intrigued!deleted my reply
too religious and not PC