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The
queen is the most powerful piece on the chessboard. She can move
as many squares as she desires and in any direction, that is unless
there are other pieces obstructing it.
She captures in the same way that she moves, replacing the unlucky
opposing piece that got in her way. The queen does not jump other
pieces.
The queen's power is so great that she is considered to be worth
more than any combination of three other pieces. Thus it would
be better, under normal circumstances, to sacrifice two rooks
and a bishop than to give up a queen, theoretically speaking.
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