| No.661 Peter Harris (South Africa) |
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No.661 by Peter Harris – An interesting combination of the three pieces, Imitator and Transmuted Kings in two phases! (JV)
Definitions:
Transmuted Kings: When they are threatened, the Kings move only like the threatening unit(s).
Imitator(I): Every time a piece moves an Imitator (or a set of Imitators) moves simultaneously in an identical manner. An Imitatorcannot move of itself. If an Imitator cannot imitate the move of a piece, the move is illegal. An Imitator may only pass through or enter an unoccupied square and cannot move off the board. Castling is imitated by decomposing into a King move followed by a Rook move.
Nightrider(N): (1,2) Rider. Operates along straight lines with squares lying a Knight`s move away from each other.
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No.661 Peter Harris |
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black kd5
white qc5 pf5
neutral Ie5
h#2 b) wNf5 (2+1+1i) |
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