msmajić

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in the and of a game, he pull out second queen... wtf?
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In a real game, an upside down castle is used as a queen if and when a pawn reaches the other side of the board and you still have your original queen in place.

The most queens I've ever seen on the board for one player is three, so beyond using castles, I'm not sure what else can be used.

msmajić

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wtf?! there should be only one queen in chess... i don't understand...
 

Goffus

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what can i say ? it s the rules. You can get as many queens as you have pawns if you manage to promote them. :)
 

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msmajić

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lol. i still don't understand. that is shitty rule... in real game, not on the computer, how you can take more queens when there is only two in whole game?
 

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In a real game, an upside down castle is used as a queen if and when a pawn reaches the other side of the board and you still have your original queen in place.

The most queens I've ever seen on the board for one player is three, so beyond using castles, I'm not sure what else can be used.
 

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