Two DSBs. So, not. What flavor cookie do I get?
possible or impossible?
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Impossible. White's black squared bishop can't have moved from its original location because the pawns blocking it haven't moved, so impossible for white to have 2 black squared bishops with 7 white pawns on the board.
Post 5 looks possible. Exemple:
1.Nf3 c6 2.Ng1 Qc7 3.Nf3 Qb6 4.Ng1 Qd8
Unless there's a specific number of moves to reach for the given position, me thinks this position could happen.
here's the answer: impossible
look at the numbers of the rows, the black king is on d1 and because every piece on the board is still there the pawns can't get passed each other
Alright post 5 with the algebric coordinates inversed White is Black and Black is White... What a bunch of trickery! You got me there (although not a impressive feat:) ).
the first one was almost possible but you cant have two white bishops on a dark square with the pawns on b2 and d2 and with 7 pawns on the board
i made this puzzle and you have to say if its possible or not