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20. February 2003, 17:33:34
BlackKnight 
Subject: Question that needs answering before I make my next move..
In Dark chess the king can take another king to win the game, but in Atomic chess can the king be on adjacent squares thus forcing a draw? i.e. if white's king is on a1 and I put black on b1 my opponent cannot blow up my king thus ending game in a draw. Bearing in mind that checks do no apply in this game.

Please send answer on a postcard to....

20. February 2003, 18:04:09
BlackKnight 
Subject: Re: Question that needs answering before I make my next move..
Too late, I answered my own question. If my king go to the ajacent sqaure and the other king can't move it does not end in a draw it ends in a victory for me. LOL

20. February 2003, 18:14:55
Lara Boffin 
Subject: Answer on a postcard....
Black Knight: I've just looked at the game you won against Silent Bob. Why couldn't Silent Bob's king move? I would have thought that the game should have ended in a draw?

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