If you're referring to black having two dark-squared bishops, then obviously s/he has promoted a pawn to a bishop. I'm not going to work from scratch and figure out a path to that position though :P
unusal position

Rxg7 Qxg7 Qxh5 mate
or
Rxg7 Kxg7 Qb7+ and ill let you work out the rest.
Re7+ first, Qb7+ to follow :)

If you're referring to black having two dark-squared bishops, then obviously s/he has promoted a pawn to a bishop. I'm not going to work from scratch and figure out a path to that position though :P
yes that's was the only object of the puzzle:D

Rxg7 Qxg7 Qxh5 mate
or
Rxg7 Kxg7 Qb7+ and ill let you work out the rest.
Re7+ first, Qb7+ to follow :)
Umm, the objective is to mate, not to take his queen, plus queen goes Kf6 if Re7+
I know this isnt to solve the puzzle, but I wanted to.

Rxg7 Qxg7 Qxh5 mate
or
Rxg7 Kxg7 Qb7+ and ill let you work out the rest.
Re7+ first, Qb7+ to follow :)
Umm, the objective is to mate, not to take his queen, plus queen goes Kf6 if Re7+
I know this isnt to solve the puzzle, but I wanted to.
You'll have to show me the mates after black's 2nd moves then : /
Here is a chess position that seems illegal (as in it can't be achieved) however it can be! How?