Chess Pawn Promotion Official Rules: Can You Promote to a Pawn?
No, a pawn must be exchanged for a queen, rook, bishop, or knight of the same colour.
Chess En Passant Official Rules: Timing and Mechanics
Yes, the capture must be made on the very next move following the double-step pawn advance.
Chess Rules: Checkmate vs Stalemate Official Rules
Checkmate is a win; stalemate is a draw when the player to move has no legal moves and is not in check.
Chess Pawn Promotion Official Rules: Allowed Pieces
Unlimited; a pawn can promote to a queen, rook, bishop, or knight upon reaching the final rank.
Chess Castling Through Check: Official FIDE Rules Guide
No, castling is prevented if the square the king must cross or the square it occupies is attacked.
Pictionary Drawing Clue Rules: Official Mattel Guide
Yes, you can draw anything related to the word, even if the connection is very tenuous.
Chess En Passant Official Rules: When and How to Capture
Yes, but only immediately after a pawn moves two squares in a single turn to land adjacent to an enemy pawn.
Can You Castle if a Rook Moved? Chess Official Rules
No, you cannot castle if the rook has already moved.
Pictionary Official Rules: Using Checkmarks and X Marks
Yes, you may use an 'X' to locate something on the paper or cross something out, as long as it is not a letter.
Pictionary Gesturing and Drawing Official Rules
No, you are strictly prohibited from using sign language or any other gestures to assist your team.