Hi there, and it's actually we're going to have a look at the markets again and look at a mixture of
jumping and capturing, so hopefully this reinforces things.
We can actually take the opponents -- here.
This is a move so that we capture this big capture.
This would be a capture, Bill Moyers, because they could recapture.
But this is a fantasy position we could capture here.
We can capture here.
We can't take our own pace.
We're blocked in the is actually stopped by its own pieces.
So the legal moves in this position to recap this one, this one, this one, this one, this one and
this one.
Pommie, that's.
This one.
So those are the legal moves, the illegal moves are putting green, we can't take our own -- illegal.
So the night is a kind of very, very, very versatile piece because you can jump over in a way, you
up your own pieces, but you can't take your own piece.
You can take the opponent's pieces of horns.
That's fine.
So I hope that's cleared up a little bit more.
The mysteries of the night.
So your own pieces on your blog, then you can take your opponent's pieces or pawns.
You can jump over your pieces.
So I know it's a lot to take in if you're a total newcomer to the game, but hopefully, yeah, check
out these elections again and you should be able to get the hang of the features of the night, how
it works, how it moves and how it captures and how it jumps over things.
OK, thanks so much.