The Pawn is the least powerful of all chess pieces, but very important in combination with other Pawns for defense, as well as for advancing into one’s opponent’s territory. The Pawn’s direction is usually straight ahead one square per turn. But from its original position, it may be moved forward either one or two squares as long as there is no obstructing piece. Pawns cannot move backward. The Pawn can capture another piece by moving forward one diagonal space, but cannot take the piece directly in front of it.
Pawn chess itself has its own form which different with other chess pieces. It’s design in rather small than others and always stand in front of the line. For the example, we show you our 12 inch Pawn in black polished. This 12 inch Pawn and other 12 inch chess pieces can be easily transported to wherever one might wish to play, but may be even more suited to outdoor play – such as in yard, garden, park, or at beach. All that is needed is a balmy day, a flat surface, and a friend with whom to play.
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