6-fold cycle is certainly better, also keymove in b) is good, it's only pity that technical pieces (rook-locust and bishop-locust)…
LR, LB ? Locust rook, Locust bishop? Hope it will be published as a original.
Nice photos. Hm.... I see the photos of printed diplomas also. Does it mean, I get a printed copy also…
With Chameleon Bishop h5 we have a third solution: 1. cBh5-d1=cR + ! Kh1-g2 2.Ng8-c6 Rf2-f8 3.Ke3-e2 Rf8-f1 4.cRd1-d2=cQ Rf1-f8…
Nr. 237, wTRd4 could be a Pawn, I think: White Sa7 LRc6 LBc5 Kc3 Pc2 Pd2 Rd1 Black Be8 Kd7…
Correction of the typo a) 1. RHe2! (RHe5-e2) Fairy pieces: LRa8, LBd5, BHg1, RHe1, BLg2, LRa2, RHe5, KAa6, Ng7, royal=Ze3
No.230 I've seen only few fairy direct mates and to me, such change of effects on the same squares arranged…
The above position is legal: Black captures twice with its pawns (a7xPb6 and d7xPc4) what accounts for both missing white…
Repeated moves (g8-g1-g8-g1) of bR in a) are not so interesting as the route (f2-f8-f1-e1-e6-g6) in b). wN nicely helps…
Indeed very nice. Still I don't like the static Grasshoppers, the play is not fairy. The accidental captures help to…