Go back
Knights

Knights

Posers and Puzzles

JP

R.I.P.

Joined
21 Dec 01
Moves
8578
Clock
05 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

Shall we try knights too!

What is the maximum number of knights that you can put on a chess board before one is able to take another ?.

Also the colour is irrelevant.

z

Norway

Joined
19 Dec 02
Moves
483
Clock
05 Jun 03
1 edit
Vote Up
Vote Down

Without testing with an actual chess board, the number 32 is what comes into mind.

JP

R.I.P.

Joined
21 Dec 01
Moves
8578
Clock
05 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by zamba
Without testing with an actual chess board, the number 32 is what comes into mind.
Very good zamba!
Let's see if somebody else can tell us how to set up the board ?

z

Norway

Joined
19 Dec 02
Moves
483
Clock
05 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

If 32 is correct, I could tell you how to set it up aswell 🙂

JP

R.I.P.

Joined
21 Dec 01
Moves
8578
Clock
06 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by zamba
If 32 is correct, I could tell you how to set it up aswell 🙂
I know, but let's see if somebody else can solve it too.

M

Joined
12 Mar 03
Moves
44411
Clock
06 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by Jay Peatea
Very good zamba!
Let's see if somebody else can tell us how to set up the board ?
two solutions: all the black squares or all the white squares.

T

Joined
10 Feb 03
Moves
12969
Clock
06 Jun 03
2 edits
Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by Mephisto2
two solutions: all the black squares or all the white squares.

three solutions: the two from mephisto2 and also all the edge squares (32) plus the center 4 squares

M

Joined
12 Mar 03
Moves
44411
Clock
06 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by Toe
three solutions: the two from mephisto2 and also all the edge squares (32) plus the center 4 squares
no. For instance: b1 can take a3, b2 takes a2. That takes away 8 possibilities.

T

Joined
10 Feb 03
Moves
12969
Clock
06 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by Mephisto2
no. For instance: b1 can take a3, b2 takes a2. That takes away 8 possibilities.
very true. a shame, as it was a nice pattern...

L

Amsterdam

Joined
26 Jan 03
Moves
27540
Clock
10 Jun 03
Vote Up
Vote Down

Originally posted by Mephisto2
no. For instance: b1 can take a3, b2 takes a2. That takes away 8 possibilities.
Aren't there other options? It seems so logical!

Olav

Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More.