Rarest tactic EVER....

I did the rarest tactic in chess, the windmill, so yeah, just felt like blurting it to out there.       http://www.chess.com/livechess/game.html?id=57148167 moves 15-20.  

i thought the rarest move was the 2-move checkmate...

The rarest move is gxf8=B

No, that's the weirdest tactic

lol

I think there was one in the "Game of the Century" between Byrne and a young Fischer in a simul. In any case yeah, this was more a royal fork than anything else.

it is the destruction a Knight causes when constantly checking the King by a series of 'discovered checks' (when moving the Knight places the King in check by another piece). just check the game out to see it in action.

I have one "tactical idea" I saw only once, and only in that game. Maybe not that interesting a move but still quite rare I guess. I had black, of course in a random internet game, white is some Romanian 2500+ IM (if memory serves right... yes it serves right):

I went on to lose the game :p but still this small thought was pleasant in itself

An En Passant checkmate would be cool.

 normally when i lose to a patzer it's quite like that.

This for me is the GRAND-DADDY of em all... White to move mate in 6.

really MYSTICAL puzzle, loose 2 rooks get a checkmate lol

but i wonder how u get such a position in a real game, with 2 bishpos blocked behind 2 pawns!

;)

wow, i didn't expect this many comments, cool