The capture must be made immediately you only get one chance to capture en passant. The opponent must move a pawn two squares, landing the pawn directly alongside the capturing pawn on the fifth rank.
The following conditions must all be present for an en passant capture to be legal: - The capturing pawn must be on its fifth rank. Special Moves En Passant allows a pawn which has moved two squares to be captured as though it only moved one. If all these conditions are met, castling is done by moving the king two squares towards the rook, while the rook hops over the king, landing on the square next to the king. The king must not be in check, nor can castling move the king through a square where he would be in check. All of the squares between the king and the rook must be empty. If either piece has been moved then castling is not allowed, even if the piece is moved back to its original square. Special Moves Castling Can only be done if the following conditions are all present: - Neither the king nor the rook being used have been moved yet during the game. Pawns can only capture a piece by moving one square diagonally. The PAWN Each army has 8 Pawns pawns only move directly forward one square at a time, if it is the pawn's first move, it can move one or two squares. The ROOK Each army has 2 Rooks The rook moves any number of squares in a straight line horizontally or vertically. The KNIGHT Each army has 2 Knights moves in an "L-shape", moving two squares vertically or horizontally, then making a "turn" left or right and moving one more square. The BISHOP Each army has 2 Bishops A bishop moves any number of squares diagonally and remains on squares of one color.
The QUEEN Each army has 1 Queen A queen moves any number of squares in a straight line, in any direction.
The KING Each army has 1 King The king moves one square in any direction. The BASICS - Chess Pieces King Queen Bishop Knight Rook Pawn Each player controls an army of 16 pieces.“The Ultimate GAME of Challenge and Strategy”.
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