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Games
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Board games
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>>Chess logic question:
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>>Assume that you have a situation where the King is in check from more than one piece. Is it possible to have such a situation where you can move one piece, other than the King, and get out of check?
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>Possibility 1:Assume that two similar pieces (Queen/Bishop, Queen/Rook, Rook/Rook) are now attacking the king along the same diagonal/rank/file. Is the King considered to be in check from more than one piece?
No. Doesn't constitute double check. The hindmost piece is not checking....

> If so, blocking the attack might meet your conditions.

>
>Possibility 2: I know you can't castle through check but I think it's legal to castle out of check. Does this qualify?

Not if the pre-condition is that you can't move the King.....

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>I don't see any situation where such a move is possible.
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