Here's a problem I found interesting:
On a 8x8 chess board- place 8 queens in, which none attack each other.
A nice little application I found on engineering.com below, xD
http://www.engineering.com/content/community/puzzles/game_files/queens/queens.htm
(Please don't post the answer so others can attempt the puzzle without being tempted to look)
it was a cool app ninja bear
Not surprised ^^
I know there are some versions of chess where different rules are made up, for example, "hostage chess".
There's one I made up and played with a few people (it might exist already with a different name) where the object of the game is to checkmate but only like-pieces can capture each other (i.e.: QxQ's RxR's pxp's NxN BxB). Another version was only pxp's allowed.
I'm not sure if pxp is the correct notation for pawn takes pawn- someone correct me if it's wrong...
can someone tell me the answer to this puzzle?.
the 8th one always attacks the first
yay I found one!
"I'm not sure if pxp is the correct notation for pawn takes pawn- someone correct me if it's wrong..."
It's PxP
i don't like the angle i got on the chess board.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_queens_puzzle
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