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The King

The King can move just one square at a time in any direction. It should be defended at all times by the other pieces as once checkmated the game is lost.

The Queen

The most powerful piece on the board, the Queen can move any number of squares in straight lines or on the diagonal until obstructed by another piece.

The Rook

After the Queen the Rook is the next most powerful piece on the board. It can move any number of squares in a straight line until obstructed by another piece.

The Bishop

The Bishop can move any number of squares on the diagonal until obstructed by another piece. Each Bishop will always occupy squares of the same colour as it's starting square.

The Knight

The Knight can move to any of the eight squares of the opposite colour to the one on which it stands that are either two ranks or two files away. It's move is not obstructed by other pieces.

The Pawn

Considered the weakest piece on the board the Pawn can only move forward one square at a time on the same file, except for it's first move when it can move two squares forward. On reaching the eighth rank a Pawn can be promoted to the value of any other piece.

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