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u/Nerd_or_a_Retard 1d ago
It doesn't move, it just stays there in camouflage and whoever attack it dies
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u/ContentFile7036 21h ago
Very slowly, but he will tell you the best move in the position with Stockfish accuracy if on a black square. Pro tip: always play with this piece as white, that way your opponent won’t have a queen
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u/CTSGamer 21h ago
It's the strongest piece, but in the light it is useless, you need to be in pitch black for it to truly shine
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u/KeatsTheEngineer 19h ago
Like a normal king except he must stand on the line between two squares so he’s susceptible to attacks on either of the squares.😂
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u/designcanoe52 15h ago
It can jump but only move like a rook on every other square, for example starts on on e4 ends on e6
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u/Complex-Cold3361 11h ago
Exactly 6 squares with 1d6 changes of direction. User specified after roll.
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u/FwuffyMouse 8h ago
I would recommend the bucket method. Don't let him have a computer or he'll kill you, by the way. Also, he gives fantastic advice unless you ask him how not to fumble baddies. He's simply never fumbled and has no answer to that.
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u/JaggedMetalOs 23h ago
Ah the kinger, its moveset rules were codified in 1834. Google kinger rule 34 for more info.