ChessQuest

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>>601029
You arrive at the outer wall of the Capitol city. Just in time too, the tourney starts in a few hours! You hurry into the city and follow the crowds through the streets until you find the Palace.

Simple signs posted all over lead you to a registration terminal. Being but a lowly pawn, you must register as a beginner. The other two options are listed in red.

(2/3)

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>>601036
You press the Beginner option and the words on the screen fade from sight. Slowly, another screen comes into view, a game. It's your move.

++++++++++

[Playing chess is a main mechanic of this quest. For this match you will be playing against a computer. To suggest a move, use a format that lets me know what piece you intend to use and how
>e2 move to e4
>Rh7 capture Bc7
>Rook take Bishop at c7
Something like that]

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I wish thee luck.

>>601039
>e2e4

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>>601152
You open with you King's pawn. Pretty standard stuff, your computer opponent chooses to mirror you.

>>601172
>g1f3

You might want to make the square coordinates a bit easier to see.

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>>601211
This is kinda annoying, you flick over to the settings menu and turn the brightness up on the coordinates.

You decide to bring a knight forward aggressively and the opponent responds with a defensive knight of his own.

[LAST MOVE]
{2. Kf3 Nc6}

Sorry my ID keeps changing, I update off of my phone and the network here is rather spotty

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>>601290
>h2 to h4

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>>601315
You make the unconventional move of pushing your h Pawn forward. You'd like to think that the h Pawn represents you. You decide to name it Pan Jr.
The computer, not used to this line makes the modest move d6

[LAST MOVE]
{3. h4 d6}

Sorry for the delay

>>601396
Switch the queens positions with each other

If that doesn't work for some reason, f3 to g5

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>>601527
You attempt to switch Queens, but the computer won't accept illegal moves. You swipe and swipe to no avail.

In your frustration, you move your knight up to a more aggressive position. In response, the AI merely moves a pawn up to threaten it. You have effectively lost a turn.

[LAST MOVE]
{4. Ng5 f6}

>>601551
I don't think I can salvage it.
>g5f3

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>>601739
You move you knight back down and away from danger only to have the AI pin it to your queen with his Light Bishop.

You mutter in annoyance.

[LAST MOVE]
{5. Nf3 Bg4}

>>601808
>b1c3

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>>601843
FIRST BLOOD
After moving your second horseman up onto the third rank, the computer captures your knight on f3

[LAST MOVE]
{6. Nc3 Bxf3}
>Knight lost!

>>601890
>d1f3

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>>601893
Role up your sleeves. It's time to bring out the big guns. You liked that knight. That knight had a family, a wife, a child. You give your queen the order and the deed is done, the bishop dead at her feet.
All is not well however, she feels a threatening presence from around the corner.

[LAST MOVE]
{7. Qxf3 Nd4}
>Bishop taken!

>>601910
>f3g3

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>>601925
The queen gracefully slides to the right and a black pawn pushes forward

[LAST MOVE]
{8. Qg3 f5}

>>601934
>d2d3

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>>601950
You move a defensive pawn forward to prevent the capture at e4, but the AI simply pushes the pawn chain even further, once again threatening the queen.

[LAST MOVE]
{9. d3 f4}

>>601994
>g3g5

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>>602005
You are in a somewhat sticky situation bouncing your queen around like this. Instead of retreating, you propose a queen trade by pushing forward.

To your slight surprise, the AI accepts your offer instead of the more safe {Be7}. You remember that you are playing a beginner level CPU.

[LAST MOVE]
{10. Qg5 Qxg5}
>Queen lost!

In cases like this where the next move is obvious, {h4xg5}, would you prefer me to just do it for Pan? Or would you like to have the option to move every turn? Alternatively, you may suggest if x, then y statements. For instance: If black captures our queen, recapture with the pawn. This could also speed things up.

>>602062
>h4g5

>>602062
instead of doing it for us, just say "h4xg4 is your best move" or something, just in case we want to do something else.

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>>602200
>>602224
You trade Queens with black, opening the file for your rook in the process, not that it does much quite yet. The computer threatens the hanging pawn with a bishop

[LAST MOVE]
{11. hxg5 Be7}
>Queen taken!

>>602264
>c3e5

>>602307
The screen flashes a warning at you. Nc3 cannot move to e5 as that is two diagonal squares away

>>602355
Oops.
>c3d5

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>>602434
You feel fairly cunning, even if this is just a low level CPU.
You push your remaining knight forward, leaving the pawn to it's untimely demise. Farewell, Pan Jr.
You were a braver man than most.

++++++++++

With Pan Jr.'s death, another screen change occurs! We can now see our dead troops.

[LAST MOVE]
{12. Nd5 Bxg5}
>Pawn lost!

Nobody saw that deleted post.

>>602479
>d5xc7
Nobody but me

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>>602488
And now to spring your cleverly disguised trap. As the bishop appears over the pawn on g5, your finger can't move fast enough.
You capture a pawn of your own while also forking his king and rook.

[LAST MOVE]
{13. Nxc7+ Kb8}
>Check!
>Pawn taken!

Double whoops. Rookie QM mistakes

>>602537
Ok, but that last move is mine. What does the CPU do?

Also, I'm going to sleep. Anyone willing is welcome to replace me.

>>602537
[LAST MOVE]
{14. Nxa8 b6}
>Rook taken!
apologies, I've gotten a bit ahead of myself.

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>>602554
I skipped an image by mistake after a deleted post. You fork the king/rook with a knight on c7, he moves his king to the left to escape check. Then the knight captured the rook and the CPU pushed his b pawn down one square.

I also misnotated the moves because I was rushing.
>12. Nd5 Bxg5
>13. Nxc7+ Kd8
>14. Nxa8 b6
Sorry for the confusion.

>>602636
Are you Genre Shift guy? I missed your face, anon.

>>602955
I am, yeah. Made this quest as a way to ease myself back in. I've been gone for two months, I'm surprised anyone remembers.

>>603013
You were my fav quest m8. I named Fabio :D

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>>604727
Those were the days

>>602636
Kd1 to avoid the same knight pin

>>604769
They were.

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>>604806
You realise that black is in a position to pull the same Rook/King fork that you did... and has been for a while. You're probably lucky that this is a low level AI.

You slide your king over a square to prevent the pin on c2 and black brings their other knight out onto the field.

[LAST MOVE]
{15. Kd1 Nf6}

>>605135
>c2c3

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>>606170
Narrowly avoiding disaster with your previous moves, you decide to threaten the knight with a pawn.
The AI is force to move back to a less advantageous position

[LAST MOVE]
{16. c3 Nc6}

>>606194
>H1h3

>>606201
But why?

>>606215
If you'd like to suggest a stronger move, go ahead. I'm going back to bed for another 3-3.5 hours

>>606263
I'm a complete beginner. I don't know if this move is strong or not, so I'm asking.

> g2g3

Opens bishop, and puts pressure on pinned pawn

>>606511
This was my first idea too, so I'm supporting this

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>>606511
>>606525
You put some more pressure into the center of the board with your g pawn. Black brings one of his knight into another threatening position.

[LAST MOVE]
{17. g3 Ng4}

Sorry for the delay, still waking up.

>>606617
>d1e1

>>606280
And to answer your question, it's not necessarily a bad move, but it isn't really a good move either. By moving the rook to the third rank, you haven't really accomplished much. Before this move, the furthest it could move horizontally was to the e file. Moving to g4, 5, 6, or 7 doesn't work either for threat of capture.

>>606624
And by g I mean h

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>>606623
Once again, to avoid a fork you move your king. Black also moves his king, but more aggressively. The knight on a8 is effectively dead. Should we capture the pawn on the b file or focus on developing other pieces, you ask yourself.

[LAST MOVE]
{18. Ke1 Kd7}

>>606638
>f1h3

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>>606651
You move your light bishop to the side of the board, pinning the knight to the enemy king. Ignoring your movements, black captures the hanging knight in the top corner.

[LAST MOVE]
{19. Bh3 Rxa8}
>Knight lost!

>>606665
>h3g4

tfw I don't know whether the CPU is seeing something I don't or is just stupid.

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>>606677
You capture the forward knight with your light bishop. Doing so also puts you in line to attack the king. "Check"
The king steps to the side.

[LAST MOVE]
{20. Bxg4+ Kc7}
>Knight taken

QM updates the quest from his place of work, but there is actual work coming up so updates might be sporadic for the next few hours.

>>606689
>h1h7

now I'm sweating bullets

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>>606698
You start to sweat. What if this is all a trap?
What if this is all some plan that the computer has been working towards since the start of the game?
What if the computer can force a win within the next few moves?
You remind yourself that you're playing a beginner level AI, and you take the black pawn on h7.
The CPU move his bishop back to defend g7.

[LAST MOVE]
{21. Rxh7 Bf6}
>Pawn taken!

>>606711
>g3f4

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>>606717
You've gained a fairly substantial lead in material at this point. It's time to disrupt the pawn chain. You capture his pawn with your pawn, and he responds in kind.

[LAST MOVE]
{22. gxf4 exf4}
>Pawn taken!
>Pawn lost!

>>606732
>c1f4

>>606732
>Bxf4
Long term plan:
- Bring other rook into play (center file or g file)
- Attack g7 and d6
- Push f pawn
- Trade black bishops and rooks

>>606824
Do we really need to trade bishops? If we work a bit to open the position we will have the advantage of a bishop pair.

>>606840
We're already up a rook. Keeping more pieces on the board = higher likelihood of blunders and counterplay.

>>606841
I think if we retreat our bishop to e3 after the inevitable Be5 we can set up a breach at b-d columns and maybe snag that knight

>>606851
Or we can just trade bishops on e5, create a new weakness e5 and take on g7

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Sorry for the delay.
You capture the venerable pawn with your bishop, preparing for a complex attack. Black brings his rook out in preparation.

[LAST MOVE]
{23. Bxf4 Re8}
>Pawn taken!

>>606980
>Kd2

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>>606987
You move your king off the back rank to allow your Rook freedom. Black, without much left to do pushes a pawn.

[LAST MOVE]
{24. Kd2 b5}

>>606996
>Re1

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>>607016
You move your Rook into position and black continues along with his pawn.

[LAST MOVE]
{25. Re1 b4}

>>607039
>d4

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>>607052
You push your d pawn forward, adding yet another attacker to the e5 square. Black capture a pawn and simultaneously puts you in check.

[LAST MOVE]
{26. d4 bxc3+}
>Pawn lost!

>>607076
>bxc3

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>>607162
You capture the offending pawn. Black moves his far pawn up 2 spaces.

[LAST MOVE]
{27. bxc3 a5}
>Pawn taken!

>>607185
Bd1

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>>607197
You begin to swing your bishop around. Meanwhile the enemy king unpins himself from the pawns on d6 and g7

[LAST MOVE]
{28. Bd1 Kb6}

>>607197
I really want to know what the plan is.

>>607258
Just a guess, but probably a skewer on a4. Either the knight or the rook need to go before the attack on e5 can begin
You are, of course, allowed to submit your own move

>>607275
Ba4

>>607296
Scratch that, just take the pawn.
>Bxd6

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>>607296
Your finger instinctively reaches for the light bishop to continue the plan, but you stop at the last second. Something looks off here...
>>607301
You realise that black has actually blundered! You take your free pawn and black checks you in response.

[LAST MOVE]
{Bxd6 Bg5+}
>Pawn taken!

>>607320
f4

>>607325
Actually definitely don't do this, he'll just trap the rook.

>>607326
I have to go, but Kd3 looks good.

Long term plan
- Trade rooks and minor pieces so you have rook-pawn endgame
- Push d and e pawns

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>>607325
You bring a pawn forward, under the protection of a bishop, to block the enemy's line of attack.
The CPU retreats his bishop and proposes a desperate trade

[LAST MOVE]
{30. f4 Be7}

>>607326
Sorry, it had already been done by time I had realised.

>>607332
>Bh5

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You decline the trade because you have much better options. You move the light bishop to h5 and threaten the rook.
The AI moves the rook out of harm's way.

[LAST MOVE]
{31. Bh5 Rd8}

>>607510
>Rb1
>If Ka6, Be2
>If Ka7, Rxg7

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>>607524
You check the enemy king with your rook and...

[LAST MOVE]
{32. Rb2 Ka7}

(1/2)

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>>607524
>>607545
... Then you take the pawn with your other rook.
It looks like you left a piece hanging though, there goes your bishop. Looks like the computer wants to put up a fight till the end.

[LAST MOVE]
{33. Rxg7 Rxd6}
>Pawn taken!
>Bishop lost!

>>607560
Yea, that was stupid.

>Kc2

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>>607574
You are mildly disgusted at yourself. A blunder like that in a tournament match could cost you the game.
You move your king, as does the computer.

[LAST MOVE]
{34. Kc2 Ka6}

>>607591
>Be2
>d4d2

>>607609
d4d2?

>>607631
>d4d5

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>>607609
You check the enemy king and he retreats backwards, his only legal move. Then...

[LAST MOVE]
{35. Be2+ Ka7}

(1/2)

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>>607651
You start to close in for the kill. Pushing a pawn forces black to move his knight.

[LAST MOVE]
{36. d5 Nd8}

>>607660
g7-e7

>>607660
>Rxe7
>If Ka8 e4e5

>>607689
Wait no, belay that. Just Rxe7

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>>607682
>>607689
You capture his bishop. Shouldn't be long now, he only has 2 options to escape check and he chooses the one that keeps the game going for as long as possible because the CPU hates me

[LAST MOVE]
{37. Rxe7+ Ka8}
>Bishop taken!

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>>607715
I suppose he had 3 options. I didn't even think about the rook block.

>>607715
>e4e5

The plan is to move the pawn at d5 forward or force Black to take it and finish the checkmate with Bf3. To do this we need to drive off that rook.

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>>607739
And that'll be the end of the game. The AI hungry for material, and being on the beginner setting, thinks you've left the pawn on d5 hanging.

++++++++++
Mate in 3-4
++++++++++

[LAST MOVE]
{39. e5 Rxd5}
>Pawn lost!

>>607773
Victory!

What do we get for this? Can we get promoted to a knight?
I'd rather we not get promoted to a bishop though, 'cause they have to be celibate.

I'll be right back, irl stuff. No further input is required, mate is unavoidable.

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>>607773
You pin the rook to the king with the bishop. Realising it's mistake, the CPU preemptively brings its knight back. It doesn't matter.

++++++++++
Mate in 3
++++++++++

[LAST MOVE]
{39. Bf3 Nb7}

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>>607884
You capture the Rook, the king attempts to run...

++++++++++
Mate in 2
++++++++++

[LAST MOVE]
{40. Bxd5 Ka7}
>Rook taken!

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>>607889
You bring your rook crashing into the knight. You're ready to deliver the final blow. The king avoids check for the last time.

++++++++++
Mate in 1
++++++++++

[LAST MOVE]
{41. Rxb7+ Ka6}
>Knight taken!

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>>607896
You admit, capturing nearly every single piece might have been rubbing salt in the wound, but you'd be lying if you said it wasn't cathartic. Most opponents would have resigned long ago.
You drop your rook back one rank and finish the CPU off.
>"Checkmate"
The screen starts flashing and the word checkmate appears in bold red.
You swell with pride.

[LAST MOVE]
{42. Re6#}

Alright guys, I had intended to continue, but it seems I must depart for now. When I return, this will turn into a draw quest for a while (no more chessboard screen, yay!) Congrats on the win

>>607910

See ya man. Good to see you again

>>607910
Cant wait for new quest!

I threw together a discord channel really quick. Wont be updating anymore tonight, but i'll be hanging around

https://discord.gg/GRNJvDf

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You step away from the screen. You were victorious, that means you should be registered for the Tournament. Although, now that you think about it, you don't really know how to get to your next match or even when it begins...

A flash of bright light and a suddenly someone is standing inside of a red coil in front of you! You've never witnessed it yourself, but you heard tales of accomplished scholars who could preform various magical feats.

The figure becomes easier to see and you can make out a priest's robes. This must be a bishop. The coil slides out of view and the scholar brightly congratulates you on your victory.

(1/2)

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>>609507
You, rather meekly, question the Bishop on how the tourney works, where and when your matches will take place.

You realize that asking so many questions might be considered rude and quickly stammer out an apology.

>"No need for apologies, Pan! Why, to answer your questions is the very reason I have been sent here. I remember my first time in the Capitol, mighty confusing place!"

You're slightly put off by the fact that he knew your name, but as a Bishop, Scholar, and Mage, he probably has his ways.

He begins to explain things for you.

>"Well, first off I suppose I should tell you; that was no AI you were facing, but another player with the ranking of Pawn!" You are unable to contain your surprise, but the bishop continues anyways. "Secondly, 16 Pawns showed up for the tournament and now half of them are eliminated. You've already advanced to the second round!"

>"You have another day before your next match and you have a complimentary room to stay in for the duration of the games. Further instructions will arrive on the morning of your next match."

This is alot to take in, but it's probably best to ask questions while he's answering them. Is there anything else you'd like to ask?

>>609517
What's the main prize?

>>609517
> How does it feel to always be next to the murderous Queen?
> Are Bishops or Knights better?

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>>609596
His face falters for a moment, but he soon recovers.
>"You mean you came here for the tournament without knowing the prize? Should you emerge the victor, the King shall grant you any one thing you desire."
You remember that is the reason you came for the tournament. In the heat of the moment, you must have forgotten.

Money.
Power.
Women.

These are the first three things that come to mind, but you wonder if they are to cliché. You'll think about your wish when the time comes. For now, you have another question.
>>609602

>"Strictly speaking, it's a matter of preference. The knight and the bishop are both worth the same amount of points on the board, and the bishop and knight ranks are equal, albeit with different jobs, around the city. However, bishops have been proven to be slightly better in a pawn/knight vs a pawn/bishop endgame. Of course I might also be a tad bit biased"

You mention the terrible rumors you've heard about the queen. The bishop chuckles a bit

>"Honestly? It's the king I'd watch out for. Anything else before I show you to your room?"

>>609664
of course our prize shall be a promotion
>fall in love with king
>be promoted to queen
>fight with the other queen for the king's D

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>>609753

W-wew lad

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>>609664
Without any further questions to ask, you allow yourself to be escorted to your room. The bishop gives you a smile and a quick farewell before disappearing much the same way he appeared.

You look around the room and it's fairly empty other than a bed in the corner and a door leading to a small bathroom.

It's not quite night yet, what would you like to do?

>Head to bed
>Exit room and explore palace.
>Other [Write in]

>>609911
Explore! Unlock Bedroom Decorattions

>>609911
>>Exit room and explore palace.

At least as far as our pawn privileges lets us.

>>609911
>Exit room and explore palace.
Meet and size up your opponents.

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>>610049
>>610053
>>610069

You open the door leading to what was a hallway only to find a room, slightly larger than your bathroom. At the far end of the room is a large computer screen, much like the one you played on earlier.

Emblazoned on the screen are the words:

>"WELCOME TO THE DIRECTORY"

You touch the screen and a list of locations fades into view.

>>610126
>Library, a true tacticians home.

>>610126
>Kitchens, the source of energy for our brain

Rolled 4 (1d7)

Rolling for tiebreaker
1-3 = library
5-7 = kitchens
4 = oh god why am I rolling a d7

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>610179
Goddamn it, OP.

>>610179

IF we can still vote, I vote for the kitchens as the dice choose no one

>>610189
This works too

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Finishing up stuff at work. I'll work on this update when I get home

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>>610252
Op is a dirty liar. I'm installing a subfloor tonight so no more updates for now.

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>>610189
You press the kitchens option and the wall begins to fold away as though it were paper. A new hallway presents itself leading forward. After a short walk, it curves slightly to the right and you walk into a room filled with everything one would need to prepare the finest foods for the fastest stomachs.

There aren't too many people here right now, probably because it's after supper time. Of the few who remain here, they all bear the ranking of Pawn. Although the head chef might rank as a knight/bishop, he wouldn't subject himself to the end of night tasks of inventory and washing dishes.

One of the workers looks at you and inquires as to what you need.

>Food
>Information (tournament)
>Information (kingdom)
>Information (other)
>Nothing, sorry to bother you

Holy shit kitchens are hard to draw. Sorry for the sloppy background

>>613788
>>Food

Delicious pizza to get your engines running.

>>613798
>Food

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I'll continue this in a new thread. It seems we've reached autosage. Also, my boss is in the office today so updates will be painfully slow.

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>>613798
>>613846
Why else would you come to the kitchens? You're pretty damned hungry, that chess match took much longer than you expected and you'd forgone the chance to eat anything.
You apologize for being that guy who walks in 5 minutes before close and orders something, but you could really go for some grub right now. The pawn in charge sighs and says that they're used to this sort of thing so they always prepare a spare pizza before they shut the ovens down.
The pizza isn't hot anymore, but it isn't cold yet either. You graciously thank the pawns and begin to return to your room with your food. Before the walls begin to fold shut behind you, you hear words of encouragement.
>"Good luck in the tournament, make us pawns look good!"

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I'll start up the new thread in after a short break
Here's that discord link in case you wanted to come chat/shitpost
https://discord.gg/GRNJvDf