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TMOG posted...

It would create a checkmate in two turns when the enemy knight at E7 captures it, and then the enemy pawn moves to H5.

It's a game-losing move.

Thank you.

I did eventually figure out that I was missing that if you put an opponent in check, you have to add + to the end of the notation. What I wanted was Bishop to e5.

I got a bit further in the password game, but I gave up when you had to throw in a Youtube link which fucked up my periodic table math for like the third time and my Roman numeral math for the fifth time.