This piece makes the capture on the fourth move for White in the Classical Variation of the CaroKannDefence. This is the first Black piece moved in the Indian Defence and the pieces moved in thesecond moves for both sides in a Ruy Lopez Opening. This piece is used with a bishop in Deletang'sTriangle Method to force checkmate with perfect play. This piece is customarily turned (*) inwardsupon the first move to indicate serious play and new players
This piece makes the capture on the fourth move for White in the Classical Variation of the CaroKannDefence. This is the first Black piece moved in the Indian Defence and the pieces moved in thesecond moves for both sides in a Ruy Lopez Opening. This piece is used with a bishop in Deletang'sTriangle Method to force checkmate with perfect play. This piece is customarily turned (*) inwardsupon the first move to indicate serious play and new players like to utilize the Game named for bringingall four of these pieces to squares like F3, F6, C3, and C6. This piece can visit all 64 squares on the boardwithout landing on the same square twice in its namesake "tour." For 10 points, name this chess pieceplaced between the Rooks and the Bishops that moves in an L-shape.
This piece makes the capture on the fourth move for White in the Classical Variation of the CaroKannDefence.
knight [prompt on N; feel free to accept the whimsical answers listed in the submitted packet including horsies, ponies, or any slang, scientific, or foreign-language names for a horse or a knight, but you probably need to prompt on things like "cavalry" to distinguish from whatever bizarre militaryspecific pieces exist in Chinese or fairy chess]