it depends on the situation. A queen can be a terrible piece if it causes stalemate 
Which chess piece do you think is the strongest (after the queen)?
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Aug 20, 2022
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#42
Honor_Leslie wrote:
A passed pawn (:
yeah they OP
x-3988816855 wrote:
@pinkcream2601
Let's set every piece one after another on the center (e4)
At center, Queen has 27 moves, Rook has 14 moves, Bishop has 13 moves, Knight and King has 8 moves and pawn has 1 move.
Therefore, Here is the order: Q>R>B>N>K>P
1) Queen
2) Rook
3) Bishop
4) Knight
[Bishops and Knights are sometimes considered of equal values (but I disagree)]
5) King
6) Pawn
So, according to this, Rook is the next strongest piece after Queen.
no its king, queen, pawn, rook, bishop, knight
Sep 26, 2022
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#45
eric0022 wrote:
pinkcream2601 wrote:
Hi all..
few people asked me about this and all believe it's the rook..
I was planning to ask y'all about this..
what do you think? I think every piece has it's importance but umm .I need an answer
No. I am the strongest piece! I control the pieces on my side of the board. Without me, my pieces won't move!
That's a legendary answer.......
Sep 26, 2022
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#46
AstroTheoretical_Physics wrote:
eric0022 wrote:
pinkcream2601 wrote:
Hi all..
few people asked me about this and all believe it's the rook..
I was planning to ask y'all about this..
what do you think? I think every piece has it's importance but umm .I need an answer
No. I am the strongest piece! I control the pieces on my side of the board. Without me, my pieces won't move!
That's a legendary answer.......
Exactly
Knight!
Oct 8, 2022
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#51
I got a dobut the question is the next strongest piece after the queen then why are we telling Knight , Rook and Bishop?
It might be Amazon
I got confused by the question and told KNIGHT
Oct 9, 2022
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#59
And it does depend on the position. After three or four moves, one has a hard time caring about the rook. Maybe later...
The King