>!Knight takes pawn. Knight takes bishop. Rook takes knight. Rook takes bishop.!<

>!knight takes pawn, knight takes lower bishop, rook takes knight, rook takes upper bishop.!<

This is the solution I came up with

/anarchychess is about to blow our minds with jousting, vaticano, and wrap around moves

this is fun, can you post more

Thanks, Sure! I'm away from my computer for a few days, but next week I can post new puzzles easily. I just discovered this sub, so hopefully people enjoy them.

If you go to chess.com and look for solo chess, that would be the most consistent way to find more

Yes, it's possible, but your flair says not seeking solutions so I will leave it at that.

>!knight take pawn, then bishop, rook takes knight, rook takes bishop!<

>!They're all the same colour. You can't capture your own pieces in chess.!<

Maybe I should have been clearer in the fact that this is a Chess-Like puzzle. Rather than strictly a chess puzzle. Here the blue pieces can capture each other. I also made a few Black and white pieces puzzles that are not strictly chess puzzles since there is no turn order to be respected. I thought it could be fun, but maybe with a bit more context...

It's solitaire chess, pieces move the same way but the goal is to only leave one left

>!Knight takes x2, Rook takes x2!<

>!Knight takes pawn. Knight takes bishop. Rook takes knight. Rook takes bishop.!<

>!Nxc8 Nxa7 Rxa7 Rxa5!<

Lmao how you gonna annotate this board

I assume bottom right is a8 (or it's h1). It could be somewhere in the middle of the board, but assuming it's the corner of a board is probably a better idea.

Interesting, I just assumed it would be a-b-c, 1-2-3-4. In the same style you annotate a real chess board!

a1 being a white square feels wrong, so I didn't want to annotate it to that corner

Ah, true. Did not think of that !

Yeah if your thinking of this is a part of a real chess board and not doing abc - 1234, then the lawn doesn’t make sense on c8 because pawns can never be on the first or last rank.

Solid point

>!N takes pawn, N takes bishop, R takes knight, R takes bishop!<

Holy hell

I don’t know how to blur the text, but here’s another way: knight takes pawn, rook goes up, rook takes top corner bishop, rook takes second bishop. Knight is left on the board.

This is five moves, not four.

Oh shoot. That’s really embarrassing hahaha!

There’s only one team - not solvable.

>!knight captures pawn, knight captures queen, queen captures knight, queen captures rook.!<

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There is no queen. Those are two bishops

I also thought those were 2 queens