Event Chess Game (Bad_Dobby_Fischer - rychessmaster1) #2

e5

Bxe7

Start event

Event #1 Check for allies.

Whenever a player puts his opponent in check, then that opponent must put one of the checking players missing pieces on a starting square for that piece. If this can't be done, then the game just continues without adding a new piece on the board.

Note: Missing pieces refer to any piece a player has less of than he started with. So a player with 1 bishop is for example missing a bishop since the game started with 2 bishops. If a player promotes a pawn, so he has 2 queens and 7 pawns, then he is missing a pawn. If either of the 2 queens get captured after promotion, then he is not missing a queen since he started the game with 1 queen and he has 1 queen remaining.

Example 1:

White plays Bxf7+. Since black is in check he is supposed to put one of whites missing pieces on a starting square. However, white has not lost a single piece this game, so nothing special happens.

Example 2:

White plays Ng5+. White is missing a bishop, so black puts whites bishop back at f1 (starting square for bishop) before making his next move.

Example 3:

White plays Nd8+. White is missing a bishop, but both starting squares for his bishops (c1 and f1 are occupied, so black can not put a bishop back on its starting square. Game continues without a new piece put on the board.

Example 4:

White plays Qg4+. White is missing a rook, knight, bishop and pawn. Black chooses to put a white pawn back on e2.

Yep, event #1.

wait, so it's possible that there will be two dark square bishops?

yes

During a check a bishop can return on any of the bishops starting squares, so 2 dark squared bishops is possible (it has always been possible through promotion, but now there is a new way to get 2 dark squared bishops)

ok

o-o

Bd5

Nbd2

WFB

exd6

can't i chose a bishop so that i don't have to place anything?

You need to choose piece that actually can be placed on the board (if you can).