Chess on an Infinite Plane (hitthepin - captaintugwash)

Yes, even when the hawk leaves its Jäger unit, the pawns still often have some defense.

Not sure you'll like this move...

11... H(0,4)

11.C(8,3)...H(0,4)
12.C(0,-3)

Thanks.

I thought you'd save the bishop and trade hawk for chancellor. Obviously the chancellor is more powerful than the hawk, but is that difference in power worth a whole bishop? An interesting decision.

12... Hx(3,1)+

You might be correct. Personally I'd have given up the chancellor, simply because I have two of them. You only have one black squared bishop, now my bsb is more powerful. But my evaluation might be flawed, I haven't even begun to explore the chancellor so I might agree with you later.

So much so that I'm not that interested in capturing your rook, which I could do with another hawk fork. I think the hawk is better, certainly at the moment it is. Probably  when there's less pawns the rooks are better.

I obviously capture the chancellor with my hawk if you allow it though, even though I would be sad to part with a hawk.

Waiting for board.

I'll apply hitthepin's move as K(6,0). Please make sure moves are always declared as (file first, then rank). If declared wrong but legal it could be a bad blunder.
12.C(0,-3)...Hx(3,1)+
13.K(6,0)

 ha I didn't notice that!

13... Q(-10,10)