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You can set up any pieces
you want in any legal order
with the computer's teaching
mode (see "Using Teaching
Modes" on Page 24).
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There are 16 white and 16 black pieces, 32 in all.
Each color has these pieces.
Each kind of piece moves in a different way.
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(rook) — can move any number of
squares vertically or horizontally, but it cannot move
through a square occupied by another piece.
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(knight) — moves in an L-shaped
pattern. It moves 2 squares horizontally or vertical-
ly, then moves 1 additional square at a right angle
from its first move. At the end of its move, the knight
must land on a square of a different color than the
one it started from. The knight can move even if the
squares it moves through are occupied. (It is the
only piece that can "jump" another piece.)
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(bishop) — can move any number of squares
diagonally, but it cannot move through a square
occupied by another piece.
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