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16. juuli 2007, 19:48:34 Teema: Rules of Behemoth Chess In this game, after 30...,Kxh6, the white player losed his king but the game didn´t finish in this moment because the Behemoth played to h8 from h7. In case of playing to h6 capturing the black king, the game had would be a draw. It´s not clear in the rules if this possibility is correct. If the king is captured before of the movement of the Behemoth, could the Behemoth move too?, could it capture to the other king? 16. juuli 2007, 20:15:33 Teema: Re: Rules of Behemoth Chess  Kili: Yes. The Behemoth always finishes the move, even if a king has been captured by another piece. 16. juuli 2007, 20:19:13 Teema: Re: Rules of Behemoth Chess Fencer: Ok, so there are not two movements, only one. The movement of the player and the movement of the Behemoth is indivisible. 17. juuli 2007, 08:07:49 Teema: Re: Rules of Behemoth Chess Kili: Right. |
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