drawn... how?

Put a position that is drawn, but one player has so much more/better something (e.g. material)

I'll go first

ROTFLMAO 🤣

I hope you all know how awesome I think MISTER_McCHESS a.k.a 1e4c6_O-1 is.

With that being said, are you all aware that these positions are impossible? No player could have more than 9 Queens on the board at a time. (8 Queens from pawn promotion plus player's original Queen).

Furthermore, players can't have more than 10 of one type of non-Queen power piece on the board at a time;

better yet, they couldn't have anything more than (Q-1)+(N-2)+(R-2)+(B-2)=8. lol

edit - better yet: (Q-1)+(N-2)+(R-2)+(B-2)=8, T=[p-(Q-1)+(N-2)+(R-2)+(B-2)]+[(Q-1)+(N-2)+(R-2)+(B-3)]; where T is the total number of combined pieces excluding King. haha

gxf6 and white wins lul

How about this? ^^

I actually discovered this with Battle Chess 1993 when I was a young teen. haha

Horsie likes it very much!! Thank you!

:wn

Yay! 

Horsie so powerful! How is this draw?

I know riT3?! No FaIR!1

wow thats a lot of kings

lolz

This isn't draw. ^^^ Both Black and White can move a piece during his/her next turn.

I know, crazy, right?

Ok, so then that leads my to my main point, which is the same one I made from the beginning: This position is impossible, as there can't be 8 Black Queens while 8 pawns are still on the board (let alone 10 pawns).

Bottom line: the point of stalemate has failed to deliver.

Kings may not be able to move, but this isn't stalemate, as both armies have pieces that can move.

In this case, where it's White's turn, White can capture Black's Rook with his/her King. Bishop can move to another Square. Pawn can reach pawn promotion, or move a pawn up to Check Black's King.

It is a drawn position by perpetual check because if the black rook is captured there will be stalemate.