client/src/translations/rules/Teleport/en.pug

   1 p.boxed.
   2   You can capture your pieces to teleport them instead of a regular move.
   3
   4 p.
   5   Instead of playing an orthodox move, it is possible to capture one of
   6   our own pieces before repositioning it immediatly elsewhere on the board.
   7   A king may remain under check while the move isn't complete.
   8   A repositioned piece can give checkmate.
   9   A pawn cannot be placed on the last rank.
  10   A king can reposition a piece or be repositioned,
  11   possibly to escape from a check.
  12
  13 figure.diagram-container
  14   .diagram.diag12
  15     | fen:7k/6b1/8/4Q2N/8/8/8/K7:
  16   .diagram.diag22
  17     | fen:7k/6b1/5N2/7Q/8/8/8/K7:
  18   figcaption Not a pin, nor a mate in 2.
  19
  20 p.
  21   1.Qxh5,N@f6+ is played from the diagram position, showing that the queen
  22   isn't really pinned. Then, instead of 1...Bh6 black can either reposition
  23   the bishop or the king to escape from check. 1...Kxg7,B@d4+ for example.
  24
  25 p To reposition a piece, just click on an empty square after a self-capture.
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  27 h3 Source
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  29 p
  30   | This variant is
  31   a(href="http://abrobecker.free.fr/chess/fairyblitz.htm#deplaceurdevivants")
  32     | mentioned here
  33   | .
  34
  35 p Inventor: Philippe Rouzaud (2006)