This is a common trick puzzle, because it appears in a semi-famous book, but is it possible for this position to be reached with white to move?
It is possible, white knight comes out, black's pawn comes out and if its not the desired player's turn, black's king can come out and perform triangulation and go back
It's easier than that. 1. Nf3 e6 2. Ng1 e5
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Here's some old content which will be new to many of the readers here. Why is this position illegal? (If you've already seen it, please don't spoil it for the newcomers.)
Finally some puzzle lol
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That's a good thought.
Here's some old content which will be new to many of the readers here. Why is this position illegal? (If you've already seen it, please don't spoil it for the newcomers.)
That's a good puzzle. You'd think with all those black pawn tempi, there would be enough time to unravel white's back rank, but you'd be wrong.
#148 oh, I think I understand why is this position illegal.
Here's a thought: keep it alive by posting new content.
That's a good thought.
Here's some old content which will be new to many of the readers here. Why is this position illegal? (If you've already seen it, please don't spoil it for the newcomers.)
That's a good puzzle. You'd think with all those black pawn tempi, there would be enough time to unravel white's back rank, but you'd be wrong.
If the a-pawn was on a3, the following last moves show the position is legal:
The black DSB could have been captured by the wP currently on f7.
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If you are not solving, nor composing, what is the point?
I get a notification that there is a post in the thread, I come and check out, only to find it's a waste of time. *smh*
White to move
I suck at making a good puzzle so i will just make easy one
White to move
I suck at making a good puzzle so i will just make easy one
The idea in this thread is to make an illegal position.
White to move
I suck at making a good puzzle so i will just make easy one
The idea in this thread is to make an illegal position.
I forgot to switch parity oops the other black knight should be out instead of inside
Is it possible to get 9 black queen and 9 white queen on the board at the same time (in theory it should be possible, but im unsure) (also i cant insert a chess board whyyyy)
This is a common trick puzzle, because it appears in a semi-famous book, but is it possible for this position to be reached with white to move?
It is possible, white knight comes out, black's pawn comes out and if its not the desired player's turn, black's king can come out and perform triangulation and go back