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Albert Lee wrote on Fri, Nov 25, 2022 05:40 PM UTC in reply to Greg Strong from Wed Oct 19 11:23 PM:

Thanks Greg for your question.

I have not thought much about whether the royal Queen can move through a square where it would be put in check. Since in orthodox chess, the King can never move into a square where it will be in check even when castling, then it is a natural extension that it should also be true for a royal Queen. This will restrict the possible squares that a royal Queen can move into, and limit its power.

I will add a note in the promotion rules to clarify this matter.


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