Event Chess Game (Bad_Dobby_Fischer - rychessmaster1) #4

Thanks

This event has never been tried before. It's hard to tell how much the rooks have been buffed.

R picks up h2 pawn

Bd3

i just realized how much more valuable pawns will be

cheap amo

I can't mod anymore

Bye

5.R<h2 Nf6

6.Bd3

Nf3

you already did

6...c5

7,Nf3

why didnt you push, wining the e4 pawn?

Nxd4

wfb

Changed graphics

7...cxd4

8.Nxd4 Bc5

nice!

Nf3

i know start event

9.Nf3 d6

Event #64 Soul eater

Whenever a player capture an enemy piece that player keeps the captured piece as a soul (pieces captured before this event starts does not count).

As a move, a player may remove one of their souls and move their king with the same movement as the souls piece type. The king can not promote or leave the board or put a piece on top of itself when moving this way.

Note: The king is still royal and may not leave itself in check when moving like another piece.

Note 2: When moving like a pawn, the king can move 2 spaces forward on the first or second rank regardless if it has previously moved. However, when moving 2 spaces forward this way it is subject to en passant.

Note 3: When a pawn promotes, then the pawn (removed from board) will not become a soul for either player.

Note 4: When a pawn promotes, you may not remove one of your opponents souls (by using that piece).

Note 5: When a promoted piece becomes captured, then that promoted piece will be added as a soul (as a queen if it was promoted to a queen).

Special note: When the rook fires, all enemy pieces captured will be added as souls. However, the friendly pieces that becomes captured will not become souls for any player.

Example 1:

Black has a knight (among others) as souls. Black removes a knight soul and plays Kxc7.

Example 2:

White has a pawn and a queen as souls. Black also has a pawn and a queen as souls. Black can not play Bxd6, since that would put black into check by the white king (which can use a queen as a soul).

Example 3:

White has a knight and a rook as souls. Black has a knight and a pawn as souls. Black is checkmated.

Example 4:

White has a pawn and a rook as souls. Black has no souls. White tries to remove his pawn soul and play Kf4. If black did not have a pawn on e4 this would be a legal move. However, since black has a pawn there he would be able to respond with exf3 (ep), so whites move is not legal. White takes back his move, including getting back the pawn as a soul and must make a different move with his king. White uses his rook as a soul and plays Kf4. This move is legal, since rooks can not be captured en passant.

i dont understand what you mean by not 4