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24 Νοε 2023 · There is only one move in chess which moves two pieces in a single move and this is the special move called "castling" where the King and a Rook both move in the same move. There is no such move where both Bishops can move in a single move.
30 Δεκ 2022 · Il vaticano, unlike en passant, is not a real chess move. You can't play it on the analysis board, and chess.com does not have it in the rulebook. So all of you conspiracy theorists, get outta here!
24 Απρ 2023 · Chess fans were thrown for a loop after a rare chess move called the "Il Vaticano" began gaining traction on chess subreddits. Here's the history behind the special move involving two bishops wreaking carnage.
Castling is a strategic maneuver that can quickly reposition your king and rook for better defense or offense. Unlike the Il Vaticano, castling sticks to the established rules of movement, capturing, and turn structure. In short, the Il Vaticano's charm lies in its absurdity.
then Il Vaticano is a forced move, in which the bishops swap places and capture both pieces on the two in-between squares, except as follows. If the King is one of the pieces in-between the bishops, Il Vaticano is not a valid or forced move, nor is the king placed in check as a result.
What Is The Rare Chess Move 'Il Vaticano?' The Reddit-Certified Special Move Explained. Il Vaticano refers to a hoax orchestrated by the subreddit /r/AnarchyChess, where participants discuss and make memes about a special move named "Il Vaticano."
its, two bishops sandwiching two enemy pawns. the bishops swap places with each other (a bit like castling) and the enemy pawns are captured. this instructional video might help (but see disagreements below, since its performed on non-pawn pieces)
