On the Subject of Chess
Without pressure, chess is simply a game of cause and effect.
- Use the numbered buttons on the bottom row of the module to browse through six different coordinates on the 6×6 chessboard below. A green LED below the button indicates which coordinate is currently selected.
- Using the tables below, place a specific chess figure on each coordinate.
- Assuming standard FIDE chess movements (and that the pieces are all white), the chess figures together will attack all but one square.
- To solve the module, enter the coordinate of the only unattacked square (letter then number) into the module.
C#n refers to the nth coordinate.
L# is the last digit of the serial number.
K is king, Q is queen, R is rook, B is bishop, and N is knight.
If a rule asks for a number of pieces, do all other rules first.
L# is the last digit of the serial number.
K is king, Q is queen, R is rook, B is bishop, and N is knight.
If a rule asks for a number of pieces, do all other rules first.
Recommended Order: C#4 C#5 C#1 C#2 C#3 C#6
C#{i} | |
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C#{j} is Q | K |
B |
C#{i} | |
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L# odd | R |
N |
C#{i} | |
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<2 R | Q |
K |
C#{i} |
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R |
C#{i} | |
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white | Q |
R |
C#{i} | |
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0 Q | Q |
0 N | N |
B |
6 | ||||||
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5 | ||||||
4 | ||||||
3 | ||||||
2 | ||||||
1 | ||||||
a | b | c | d | e | f |