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| − | A '''knight''' is a piece in the [[game]] of [[Chess]], which moves in an "L" shape. This means that it will always land on a different color square than the square it was previously on. The knight is also the only piece in chess which can "jump" over other pieces (either friendly or enemy pieces). | + | A '''knight''' is a piece in the [[game]] of [[Chess]], which moves in an "L" shape (two squares like a rook, and then one more square at a right angle to the first motion). This means that it will always land on a different color square than the square it was previously on. The knight is also the only piece in chess which can "jump" over other pieces (either friendly or enemy pieces). |
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Revision as of 21:48, August 10, 2007
A knight is a piece in the game of Chess, which moves in an "L" shape (two squares like a rook, and then one more square at a right angle to the first motion). This means that it will always land on a different color square than the square it was previously on. The knight is also the only piece in chess which can "jump" over other pieces (either friendly or enemy pieces).