En Passant Rule-Novice Accuses You For Cheating

 Have this ever happened to you? You're engaged in a friendly game of chess board, confidently executing your moves, when suddenly your opponent accuses you of cheating with a move they've never seen before: en passant. It's a scenario many novices encounter, where this lesser-known rule sparks confusion and suspicion. 

En passant, French for 'in passing,' allows a pawn to capture an opponent's pawn as if it had only moved one square, even if it moves two squares forward from its starting position. It's a strategic maneuver, often catching beginners off guard.

So, if you've ever found yourself in this situation rest assured – en passant is a legitimate move in the game of chess.  Share this insight with your friend who acuses you for cheating!

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