Please consider the following makeshift diagram:
http://phases-online.com/gallery/chess.jpg
We were debating whether or not the black king could take the knight that is below him. On the juan hand it would put him in check, but on the other the rook that would be checking the king, can't move - or the white king would be put in check.
Thanks in advance 🙂
-Phases
Originally posted by PhasesThe king can not take the knight even though the rook protecting the knight, can not move. Taking the knight would still put the king in check.
Please consider the following makeshift diagram:
http://phases-online.com/gallery/chess.jpg
We were debating whether or not the black king could take the knight that is below him. On the juan hand it would put him in check, but on the ...[text shortened]... white king would be put in check.
Thanks in advance 🙂
-Phases
FIDE Rule 3.8a i. "The opponent's pieces are considered to attack a square, even if such pieces cannot themselves move."
-Tim
P.S. It doesn't matter anyway because there is also a Bishop protecting the knight