White to mate in 18 moves, moving the rook only once.
mate comes in many fewer moves when the rook is NOT glued to the board.
(though I understand that defeats the whole purpose.)
Of course.
Chess Basics:
1. Follow the Laws of Chess
2. Win
3. Embarrass your opponent as thoroughly as possible
No.
(very nice composition by the way).
lol embarrasing oppponents is essential when they end up in positions like this
http://www.chess.com/echess/game.html?id=29710581
In this game I am going to underpromote to 3 knights and mate him. mwahahaha
uhhh you gave the black king an out at one point, he could have gotten off the back rank and forced you to move your rook lol.
Can you specify at what point that occurs? Thanks!
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