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graphicsDir=bpainter/
files=12
ranks=10
whitePrefix=w
blackPrefix=b
graphicsType=png
squareSize=50
darkShade=#CF8948
lightShade=#FFCC9C
rimColor=#000000
coordColor=#FFFFFF
firstRank=1
promoChoice=AQHXJSYRBNCMPD
promoZone=1
symmetry=mirror
pawn::::a3-l3
knight:N:::d2,i2
bishop::::e2,h2
rook::::c2,j2
missionary:Y:BW:crownedbishop:g1,f1
admiral:D:RF:crownedrook:d1,i1
centaur:J:KN::b2,k2
cardinal::BN:archbishop:c1,j1
marshall::RN::b1,k1
queen::::e1,h1
popess::BWN::a1,l1
heroine::RFN::a2,l2
amazon::::f2
king::KisjO2::g2
enableAI=0
moveList=1. i4 g6 2. Bi3 e7 3. d4 f6 4. Bb5 c6 5. Bd3 h7 6. Bj4 Bxj4 7. Yxj4 Ye9 8. c5 Nc7 9. Nc4 a7 10. e4 b7 11. Ne3 j6 12. Bc4 Jj7 13. Ng4 ii7 14. Yxe9 Dxe9 15. Bxh9 Yxh9 16. Yc4 Yf7 17. j4 g5 18. Ce3 Ng8 19. Yxf7 Cxf7 20. Cc4 Cjh8 21. h5 Nh6 22. Nxh6 Jxh6 23. Ji3 Md9 24. g4 Pb8 25. Ng3 O-O 26. Nf5 Ji8 27. Ch2 i6 28. Cxf7 Cxf7 29. Jc4 k6 30. Cg3 Pi7 31. Jk4 Hk7 32. i5 jxi5 33. jxi5 {White created a stronghold for his Knight at h6. With such an enormous density of super-pieces, and hardly any light pieces that could shield them, forks and skewers by Knights and Bishops tend to present a large danger.} Ne6 34. Cxb8 {Black has moved a Knight that was pinned on his Popess, which is now traded for the significantly less valuable Cardinal.} Mxb8 35. Jj6 {White could have cashed a super-piece for his Knight by 35. Nh6, forking Cardinal and Centaur. An attempt to break the fork by trading the Cardinal through 35... Nf4+ 36. Kg1 Cxc4 fails because instead of recapturing the Cardinal white's Knight can go on a plunder raid, attacking new superpieces while capturing others, while the Cardinal has nothing to plunder: 37. Nxi8 Ce2+ 38. Rxe2 Nxe2+ 39. Dxe2 Hxi8 only gets a Rook for the Cardinal. Instead white uses his Centaur to fork the much more valuable Popess and Heroine.} Jxj6 {Trading the Centaurs at least solves the fork threat Nh6...} 36. ixj6 {...but makes the situation so much worse for the Popess and Heroine, as these are now forked by a Pawn!} Pj5 {The Popess moves away with check, but not to a safe square: 37. Rxj5 only gets a Rook for it.} 37. Pi4 Pxi4 38. Dxi4 Hj7 {White has missed the opportunity to gain the Popess, and now merely has traded it.} 39. k5 Jc7 40. l5 d6 41. cxd6 exd6 42. d5 {Discovers an attack on f6.} Nf4 43. Kf1 cxd5 44. Pxf6 {Black's Pawn attacked the Centaur, but the Popess can capture with check, and rescue the Centaur later.} Rh8 45. Jd4 Je6 46. Jxe6 Dxe6 47. Rxc9 {With a threat on the Amazon that black cannot ignore.} Hxc9 48. Pxc9 Axc9 49. Axa7 Qa10 50. Rc2 {Counter-threats are ill advised, because the originally threatened piece can just capture protected pieces in a mutual plunder raid where it is a tempo ahead: 50... Axc2 51.Axa10 Axe1+ 32. Dxe1 Hxa10 and white has simply lost the Rook.} Rc8 51. Rxc8 Axc8 52. Axc8 Mxc8 53. lxk6 Hxk6 54. Dl4 ixh5 {White's Admiral seems to have abandoned the Pawn it was protecting, but because this capture opens the file on the black King, the Admiral still protects it indirectly through Di4+.} 55. gxh5 Nxh5 56. Dxd5 Dxd5 57. exd5 Mc5 58. Di4 Kh8 59. Dxh5 {Because black keeps ignoring the threat, white now can cash the Knight after all.} Qxf5 60. Dg4 Qxd5 61. Mc3 Qe5 62. Me3 Qg7 63. Me8 Cxe8 64. Qxe8 Qhf8 65. Qxf8 Qxf8 {The great board-clearing show ends here.} 66. Dh5 Qg7 67. Dh6 Qg8 68. Dxh7 {White sacrifices his Admiral for his final mating attack.} Qxh7 69. Qxh7 Kxh7 {The King is drawn to the center, where it is completely exposed to the onslaught of the remaining white super-pieces.} 70. Hah2 Kg6 71. Hh8 Kf5 72. Hf7 {Checkmate!}
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