c0-chess

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  "content": "{if({args}==rules): ```Chessplosions Rules``` \n\nFor this challenge, you will be given a grid containing assorted chess pieces. One piece will be shaded a color than the others. This is the **starting piece,** and it will begin the chain explosion! Each type of chess piece will have a different explosion pattern, based on how they move in an actual game of chess. I advise you learn the explosion pattern of each piece before doing the real puzzle. \n\nWhen a piece explodes, it may hit another piece, causing a chain reaction of explosions. From this chain reaction, keep following the explosions until the dust has settled. Work out how many tiles have been impacted by the explosion. This number of tiles will be your final answer, and you will input that as your answer! Note that the starting tile will **ALWAYS** explode, so don't forget to add that to your total.\n\nA piece will continue on its explosive path until it hits the wall of the grid.\n\nMake sure you format the command correctly. The command will look like `!c0-chess [answer]`, where the answer is the number of tiles blown up. If the solution was 26, then...\n\n!c0-chess 26 ✅\n!c0 chess 26 ❌\n!c0-chess-26 ❌\n\nThere are two puzzles available; a sample puzzle and the real puzzle. Make sure you're absolutely confident before you start the real puzzle, as you only have one shot! \n\n`To return to the main chessplosions hub, use !c0-chess hub` | {if({args}==pieces): Each different chess piece blows up in a unique way. The following image shows you how each different piece explodes!\n\n**Remember - A piece will continue on its explosive path until it hits the wall of the grid.** \n\nhttps://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/871873744254156840/1062629756836782131/chessplosions-movement.png | {if({args}==start): ⏰ **Timer Started!**\nWhen you think you have the answer, your command will be `!c0-chess [answer]`.\nhttps://media.discordapp.net/attachments/737095300514054184/1061424959169237052/chessplosions-qualifiers.png?width=427&height=427 | {if({args}==48): ⏰ **Timer Stopped!**\nThat's correct! You've finished the Chessplosions qualifier! use `!Qualifiers` to return to the main hub. | {if({args}==sample): :clock: You can attempt this sample as much as you'd like. You only get one attempt when it comes to the real deal...  \nWhen you think you have the answer, do `!C0-chess sample [answer]`. I'll let you know if it's correct!\nhttps://media.discordapp.net/attachments/866758983262666752/1062005780196372571/image.png | {if({args}==[answer]): Yeah, very funny. You'll need to input the _real_ answer to this challenge! | {if({args}==sample 40): :clock: **That's correct!** If you think you're ready to move onto the real puzzle, do `!c0-chess start`. | {if({args}==sample [answer]): Yeah, very funny. You'll need to input the _real_ answer to this challenge! | {if({args}==[dance]): Without the square brackets!!! | {if({args}==sample [why]): Without the square brackets!!! | {if({args}==hub): ```This is the Chessplosions Hub.```\n\nWelcome to the Chessplosions challenge! Work together to figure out how many tiles have blown up. Below is a menu containing many useful commands, including the challenge rules, the start/stop commands and a sample puzzle.\n\n**CHESSPLOSIONS COMMANDS**\n```---View challenge rules ---\n!c0-chess rules```\n```---View the pieces---\n!c0-chess pieces```\n```---Begin the challenge---\n!c0-chess start```\n```---Stop the timer---\n!c0-chess [answer]```\n```---Practice a sample puzzle---\n!c0-chess sample```\n\n```!qualifiers - back to the main qualifier hub.\n``` | ⚠️ **Incorrect!** \nYou have either inputted a command wrong, or submitted a wrong answer. Try again!\n}}}}}}}}}}}",
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