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Green Elk, last of the Pawnee + Bullet Chess

Green Elk, last of the Pawnee + Bullet Chess

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A chess story featuring my lasted creation...

'Green Elk, last of the Pawnee.'

Also a peek at Rook Man a new Super Hero.

Mixed into this are the usual fanfare of RHP games.

We end with a entertaining Bullet Game between two grandmasters which
is angling to be the greatest Bullet Game of all time. (who knows?)

Blog 4

greenpawn34

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This (I think) is one of Lord Dunsany problems.
He has a more famous one I'll show both.



White to play and mate in 8.
(the answer to the most obvious question is 'yes' )

This next one is more well known.


White to play and mate in 4 moves.

Clue: here is actual FEN RNBKQBNR/8/8/8/8/8/pppppppp/rnbqkbnr

Post answer in a PGN thingy. First one to post will get 3 Blogs grace.
(That mean no losses Blogged for the next three blogs.)

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Once you start from the obvious 0-0-0, it's not too hard.



In the second one Black King and Queen seem to have had a little techtelmechtel.




This reminds me of the times when I was playing on a little magnetic chess board as a kid. I never knew for sure how to set up king and queen in the middle until someone taught me the rule "white queen, white square - black queen, black square".

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Hi Fanakick,

Correct on the first one.

The second diagram is correct.

The fact the Black King & Queen are on different squares means something is wrong..

The clue was in the Fen.I posted. Here is the actual position



White to play Mate in 4

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