Jul 21, 2026 · 145 turns
Rook Captures King
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White opened with knight development and an early fight for d4. Black answered with active pieces and quick exchanges, then used the rook and bishops to pull the position off balance. The center cleared quickly, leaving both sides with unusual piece placement.
Black's two Imposter casts moved key pieces onto awkward squares, and the queen later became very active around White's king. White answered with Chaos Summon and Parkour Mech, adding fresh material and new knights to keep pressure in the center. The trades on d4, f8, and g4 shaped the game more than a simple material count.
In the late game, Black's queen kept working from close range, but White's rooks stayed useful. Pengu Blast added pressure on the b-file, and White then swung a rook across to f4. Black left the f-file unresolved, and White's rook captured the king on f8.