Castling
4 minCastling tucks the king away and wakes up a rook. It is the only move where two pieces move together, because chess likes one little exception.
Open lessonCastling tucks the king away and wakes up a rook. It is the only move where two pieces move together, because chess likes one little exception.
Open lessonEn passant is the rule that makes everyone pause the first time. It only happens right after an enemy pawn jumps two squares.
Open lessonA pawn reaching the end can become a queen, rook, bishop or knight. The queen is common, but a knight can sometimes steal the show.
Open lessonA move is illegal if it leaves your king in check. Even a beautiful idea has to go back to the bench if the king falls.
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