En Passant - Hundreds of years ago, pawns used to only be allowed to move one square at a time. When they started moving two squares, they invented a new rule to make it difficult for one to move past another. Find out about this special type of capture in this video. This is the most unusual rule in #chess - make sure you learn it. En-passant occurs when a #pawn has just moved two squares. It's possible the very next move for the opponent to capture that pawn with one of his or her own, as if that pawn had only moved one square. #chesslessons #stayhome #learnchess
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