(It's dashkee and flyingcow's fault I said this; they opened pandora's box.)
Hey, oinquarki, you look at those positions; it wasn't just me. And I don't even know pandora, and, BTW, how would you know I did what to who's who?
(It's dashkee and flyingcow's fault I said this; they opened pandora's box.)
Hey, oinquarki, you look at those positions; it wasn't just me. And I don't even know pandora, and, BTW, how would you know I did what to who's who?
As we seem to be leaving the realm of Chess960 here, I might as well throw in my favorite positions:
I like this position because it taunts conventional knowledge about piece values in Chess; it is an easy win for white, which most people would not guess, thinking Q=9 and N=3.
The other position is known as Lord Dunsahy's game; as white has no King, black wins here by stalemating white (for instance by taking all white pawns).
Freud would have been proud of lots of things I do.