Möbius chess (Posted on 2005-10-27)

	Submitted by Hugo
Rating: 4.1667 (6 votes)
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To explain this more clearly I'll refer to the top, left, and right boards even though they're really all part of the same board. The White Queen (on top) goes to the right, flips to the back of the right board (second-to-top row), flips to the front of the left board (second-to-bottom row), flips to the back of the top board (second-to-bottom row), flips to the front of the right board (second-to-bottom row), and takes the Black Knight next to the Black King, checking the King. The King can't capture the Queen because the Queen is protected by the White Knight. The Bishop can't capture the Queen because it's pinned by the White Rook on the left board. The Black King must capture the White Knight. The White Rook on the top board goes to the left and continues until it captures the Black Queen, mating the Black King.

	Subject	Author	Date
	solution	wastoids	2005-12-20 22:10:12
	re(2): Mate in 2	Nosher	2005-10-28 00:01:35
	re: Mate in 2	Nosher	2005-10-27 23:51:25
	Mate in 2	Josh70679	2005-10-27 16:22:50
	re(2): Solution	Charlie	2005-10-27 11:18:09
	re: Solution	Dustin	2005-10-27 11:02:51
	Solution	fractaloon	2005-10-27 10:27:06