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'''Knight''',<br/>a the only chess piece that can "jump over" all other pieces, moving . The knight moves to a square that is two squares away horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally.
=See alsoKnight Topics=
* [[Evaluation of Pieces#Knight|Knight in Evaluation of Pieces]]
* [[Knight-Distance]]
* [[Knight Pattern]] ([[Bitboards]])
* [[Bishop versus Knight]]
=Engines=
* [[Black Knight]]
* [[KnightCap]]
* [[Knight Dreamer]]
* [[KnightX]]
* [[White Knight]]
