Battle chronicle
Benjamín A. draws pieces against Corrupted Dryad. The dungeon watches in silence.
Benjamín A. answers with fury: the king leaps from F3 to E4 and captures the enemy queen.
In the end, Benjamín A. delivers checkmate and Corrupted Dryad flees the board.
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The battle, move by move
A clean strike: Benjamín A.'s rook topples the pawn on A3.
Corrupted Dryad captures the pawn on F2 and puts Benjamín A. in check.
From E1 to F2, Benjamín A.'s king swallows Corrupted Dryad's pawn.
Corrupted Dryad's queen reaches H4 and threatens Benjamín A.'s king.
Benjamín A.'s king takes F3, leaving F2 behind. Check from Corrupted Dryad: the queen plants itself on E4.
From F3 to E4, Benjamín A.'s king swallows Corrupted Dryad's queen.
Corrupted Dryad gives check with the bishop on C6.
With a steady hand, Benjamín A. brings the king to D3. Corrupted Dryad's pawn reaches E4 and threatens Benjamín A.'s king.
Benjamín A. advances the king from D3 to C4, and corrupted Dryad sets the rook on B7, watching every square. A clean strike: Benjamín A.'s bishop topples the bishop on G5.
Corrupted Dryad advances to G5 and claims our bishop.
From A3 to A6, Benjamín A.'s rook swallows Corrupted Dryad's pawn.
Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the bishop from C6 to D7. A clean strike: Benjamín A.'s king topples the pawn on C5.
With dungeon cunning, Corrupted Dryad brings the rook to B6. From A6 to B6, Benjamín A.'s rook swallows Corrupted Dryad's rook.
Corrupted Dryad's bishop advances from D7 to H3. A clean strike: Benjamín A.'s bishop topples the bishop on H3.
Corrupted Dryad sets the king on F8, watching every square, and right after that without hurry or fear, Benjamín A. places the bishop on C8. From the dark, Corrupted Dryad pushes the pawn to G4.
A clean strike: Benjamín A.'s bishop topples the pawn on G4.
Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the king from F8 to E8, and right after that benjamín A. slides the pawn across the board, from H2 to H4. With dungeon cunning, Corrupted Dryad brings the king to E7.
Benjamín A. gives check with the queen on D6.
Corrupted Dryad's king advances from E7 to F7. From C7, Benjamín A.'s queen forces Corrupted Dryad to defend.
Corrupted Dryad sets the king on G8, watching every square. Check: Benjamín A. tightens the net by bringing the rook to B8.
From the dark, Corrupted Dryad pushes the king to H7, and right after that benjamín A.'s rook takes B7, leaving B8 behind. Corrupted Dryad answers by moving the king from H7 to G8.
Mate. Benjamín A.'s queen on G7 leaves Corrupted Dryad with no escape.
Benjamín A. activates Backstab and silently removes a threat from Corrupted Dryad.
Game details
- Hero's colour
- White
- Time control
- 10+0
- Actual duration
- 2 min 40 s
- Moves
- 37
- How it ended
- checkmate
- Captures (hero / opponent)
- 10 / 2
- Material captured (hero / opponent)
- 26 / 4
- First capture
- move 0
- Skills used
- 1
Floor 25 statistics
Against Corrupted Dryad, heroes have won 37% of 86 finished games (32 wins, 51 losses, 3 draws). Average length: 30 moves. Average game time: 2 min 53 s. Most common ending: checkmate.
This game (37 moves) lasted longer than 71% of the games on this floor.