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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

It, like the chess pawn, can capture only diagonally. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #260)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
12 260 It, like the chess pawn, can capture only diagonally.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
12 257 The Spearman is not View more quotes about permitted">permitted retreat.
12 258 It, after its initial move, may move only one space at a time.
12 259 This move may be directly or diagonally forward, or sideways.
12 260 It, like the chess pawn, can capture only diagonally.
12 261 I could not move my Home Stone in front of the Spearman, even if I had wished to do so, because of his Scribe's coverage from afar of that square, Ubar's Builder One.
12 262 Similarly, even if I had had the option in the circumstances, which I did not, I could not have brought my Builder to that square for defensive purposes without exposing it to the attack of the same piece.
12 263 I now began to suspect that what I had thought had been a rather weak, easily averted threat of capture of Home Stone, the earlier alignment of his Ubara and Scribe on that crucial diagonal, might actually have had a somewhat different, more latent, more insidious purpose.
The Spearman is not permitted retreat. It, after its initial move, may move only one space at a time. This move may be directly or diagonally forward, or sideways. It, like the chess pawn, can capture only diagonally. I could not move my Home Stone in front of the Spearman, even if I had wished to do so, because of his Scribe's coverage from afar of that square, Ubar's Builder One. Similarly, even if I had had the option in the circumstances, which I did not, I could not have brought my Builder to that square for defensive purposes without exposing it to the attack of the same piece. I now began to suspect that what I had thought had been a rather weak, easily averted threat of capture of Home Stone, the earlier alignment of his Ubara and Scribe on that crucial diagonal, might actually have had a somewhat different, more latent, more insidious purpose. - (Players of Gor)