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Arimaa is forbidden

Animals out of control

hanzack food

Camel Book

LISP

some game

1g Ra1 Rb1 Cc1 Rd1 Ce1 Rf1 Rg1 Rh1 Ra2 Hb2 Mc2 Dd2 Ee2 Df2 Hg2 Rh2

1s ra7 mb7 rc7 ed7 he7 rf7 hg7 rh7 ra8 cb8 rc8 dd8 de8 rf8 cg8 rh8

2g "Silver setup deters EH attack on either wing; Gold probably wants lone-E attack or EMHR attack in west." Ee2n Ee3n Ee4n Ee5w "Reasonable to get the gold E towards an M or R pull as part of a lone-elephant attack, while constraining the silver E." [ 2g Ee2n Ee3n Ee4n Hg2n "The standard 2g only really threatens the h7 rabbit. The gold horse can't go to g6 without danger of being framed." ] 2s "Silver has no way to stop a R pull and is thus very anxious for counterplay." @xa6=A @xb6=A ed7s dd8s hg7s hg6s 3g "Gold has radically divergent strategies available." Hg2n Hb2n Mc2n Cc1n "Gold improves four pieces and asks Silver to commit." [ 3g Ed5w Ec5w Eb5n Hg2n "Gold can secure g3 and attack with his elephant, insuring at least a rabbit pull." 3s @xg2=B @xb6=A ed6s dd7s rc7e mb7e 4g Eb6w Ea6s ra7s Hb2n ] [ 3g Ed5e Ee5e hg5s Ef5e "Tactical point: double threat to silver horse and rabbit doesn't work." 3s @xg3=A @xf6=A ed6e ee6s ee5s ee4s 4g "Silver's setup with rabbits behind traps has disadvantages but allows races like this." @xf1=A Eg5n Eg6n rf7s Eg7w 4s ee3s Df2n ee2e hg4s ] 3s "When both camels are on the same wing, both elephants usually want to be there too." ed6w ec6s ec5s cg8s "Silver fears a swarm against c6, so he commits his elephant to stop it." 4g "Big question throughout the game: Which wing does gold M want to be on? Silver M is committed; Gold M may choose. " Mc3e Md3e Me3e Rd1w "Fourth step should consider Ce1n as well as the rabbit shift." 4s "The gold M is now opposite the silver HH. Silver has achieved nothing but asymmetry and tension." ec4e ed4e ee4e de8w "Building a phalanx on d7 is not strictly necessary; Cg7s is a useful alternative." [ 4s ec4e ed4e ee4e cg7s 5g "Gold gains nothing by invading d7." Ed5n dd7n Ed6n Mf3w 5s ef4w ee4w Me3n mb7s 6g rc7s Ed7w Ec7w Dd2n 6s Me4n ed4e rc8s mb6w ] 5g "Diagonally opposite camels tend to create sharp positions where tactical races must be calculated. " Hg3e Mf3e Ed5e Ee5e 5s "Now Gold has the most force in the east and Silver in the west, racing to improve, struggling to preserve elephant mobility." ef4e hg5n mb7s ra7s "Silver now voluntarily advances the R to support the M because the position will be tactical/racing, not strategic/R-pulling."

6g "Gold is unhappy to have neither H nor R threatened in the east."  Mg3w Mf3w Ef5w Ce1n
6s "Gold will now have an easier time threatening the a-rabbit than before, so Silver must act fast to occupy gold E." @xa5=A eg4e eh4w Hh3n ra8s "Silver tries to create an elephant deadlock in the east despite a potential deficit of material, ergo swarm danger."
[ 6s  eg4w ef4w Me3w ee4s "Pushing M aside with eye to EH attack fails." 7g  Md3n Md4e Me4e Ee5s
] [ 6s  eg4s eg3s eg2n Rg1n "Pulling g1-rabbit puts silver elephant on a terrible square." 7g  Ee5e Ef5e Eg5s Rf1e
7s @xg2=A Hh3n eg3e Hh4n eh3n
8g  Eg4n Hh5n Hh6s rh7s
] 7g "Gold E can't now leave and abandon H."  Me3w Md3w Ee5e Ce2n
7s "Same-side camels tend to create slow positions with rabbit pulls and hostages, i.e. no threats to take over an opposing trap. DLE." @xa5=A hg6e he7s he6e hf6e "Silver prepares a hostage basket on g5."
8g "A more committal Silver EHH setup would have put horses on g7 and h7 in anticipation of this position." @xh3=A @xg4=C Ef5e Eg5e Hh4s Eh5w
8s "The gold E in g5 slows down any Silver attack to a crawl, making Silver's eastern material advantage impotent."  eg4w ef4w ee4e Ce3n
9g "Gold has no threat worth more than a cat, and must therefore defend." @xe3=A Eg5w Ef5w Ce4s Hh3w "The elephant clears g5, giving the silver HH room to advance."
[ 9g  Dd2n Dd3n Ce4s Dd4s "Defending the cat with small pieces is an ultimately futile attempt to keep the gold E on the nice g5 square." 9s  ef4w ee4w ed4e Dd3n
10g  Mc3n Dd4s Mc4s Ce3s
[ 10g  Eg5w hg6s hg5s Ef5e 10s  Ce3w ee4s dd7s dd8s
] 10s  ee4s Dd3n ee3w dd7s
11g  Mc3n Dd4e De4s Mc4s
11s  De3n ed3e De4n ee3n
] 9s "Silver must make something happen in the east before the a6-rabbit becomes a liability."  ef4e hh6s hh5s hh4s
10g "Triple threat: rabbit pull, horse hostage, control g3." @xh1=A @xg2=A Rh2w Ce3s Mc3e Md3e "Only the gold camel can save the day."
10s "Suddenly silver doesn't want a hostage because it would invite a swarm." @xh2=A eg4w Hg3n hh3w ef4s "Occupying g3 with the silver horse despite the near gold camel is extremely sharp."
[ 10s  eg4w ef4w Me3w ee4s "Trying to keep away the gold camel to open the way for an EH attack fails again." 11g  Md3n Md4e Me4e Ee5s
] 11g "Gold can't let his M be pushed west, or else the g3-horse gives Silver the clear positional upper hand."  Dd2n Ee5s Hg4e Hh4s
11s "Dual phalanxes force the silver E to retreat." @xf1=C @xe2=C ef3n hg3n Rg2n rh8w "Pulling a rabbit to g3 is to keep the gold M out of g3 more than to threaten the rabbit, since an eastern gold swarm is possible."
12g "Unless Gold can persecute the over-bold silver horse, it will get away leaving Silver at least equal."  Ee4n Ee5e Ef5e Hh3n
12s "The g4-horse is in grave danger of being passed off to the gold camel." @xg3=A ef4w ee4e Me3n mb6s
13g "Gold could trade three steps for one, but what is his one useful step? "  Dd3e Me4w Md4w Mc4w "Defending the west with the gold M concedes too much in the east."
[ 13g  Dd3n Me4s Me3e Dd4e "Committing completely to taking H hostage with M leads into an extremely sharp position." 13s  mb5s Hb3w mb4s dd7s
14g  Ce2w Cd2n Rg3e Mf3e
14s  dd6s dd5s Cd3s dd4s "The attack on c3 looks strong, but Silver's incipient swarm isn't close enough to make it work."
[ 14s  Ha3n mb3w ra6e rb6s "Taking hostage for hostage seems to balance the position" 15g  Mg3w hg4s hg3s Mf3e "Completing the hostage plan."
[ 15g  Eg5w Ef5w Ee5w Ed5w "Giving up on a horse hostage to pursue the silver camel loses a dog; too much material" 15s  Ha4e ma3n ma4n ma5n
[ 15s  hg4n hg5w Ha4e ma3n 16g  Ec5s rb5n Hb4n Ec4w
16s  De4n ef4w De5n hf5w
17g  ma4s Eb4w Cc2n Cc3n
17s  ee4w Cc4n ed4w dd6s
18g  Mg3n Mg4n hg6e Mg5n
18s  Cc5n dd5w De6n he5n
] 16g  Mg3w hg4s hg3s Mf3e
] 15s  Ha4n ma3n Ha5n ma4n
16g  Eg5w Ef5w Ee5w Ed5w
16s  Ha6e ma5n Hb6n ma6e
] 15g  Eg5w Ef5w Ee5w Ed5s
15s  mb3s Cc2n mb2e hg4n
16g  Ha3e dd3e Ed4s Rb1n
] [ 13g  Dd3n Me4s Hb3e Hc3e "Clearing the b3 horse seems to give Gold the advantage." 13s  mb5e mc5e md5w Dd4n
14g  Hd3n Dd5e De5s Hd4s
] 13s "Opposite camels could restore a rabbit-pulling game, but the g3-square is more important. Silver is now leading positionally." @xg2=A @xa5=A Rg3w hg4s dd7e mb5n
14g "Gold has three objectives: retake g3, keep the f3-rabbit alive, and pull the a6-rabbit"  Hh4s Hb3w Ha3n Rc1e
14s @xg2=C ef4n Rf3n hg3s mb6s
15g "Gold is hard pressed not to lose R for no positional compensation."  Eg5s Rf4w Ha4s Eg4w
15s "The Silver Hg2 isn't threating anything, but is strategically very annoying to Gold, because only the M can deal with it properly."  ef5w ee5w Re4n mb5n
16g "The e5-rabbit is no longer worth saving."  Hh3w Mb4s Ef4w Ee4w
16s  Re5n ed5e Re6e de7s
17g  Ha3n Ha4n Ha5s ra6s
17s "With the Gold camel on b3, it would be a nightmare for Silver to try to save the a5 rabbit." @xa4=A ee5s De3w ee4s dd8s
18g "Silver tries to force the gold E back to defending f3, so that the silver M can come to life again." @xf1=A Ha4s ra5s ra4e Ha3n "Gold sacrifices time and position in the east to clear the western silver R, also making the silver M vulnerable again."
18s "With Gold declining the elephant deadlock around f3, the race is on again!" @xb3=A Df2n hg2w Df3n hf2n
19g "Gold can't bear the loss of a dog with no attack to make up for it." @xf3=A Ed4e Df4e Ee4e Ra2n
19s "The Gold elephant has been forced back to f3 after all, allowing Silver to plot how to save the Rb4 or get compensation with M."  hg6s hg5n Dg4n hf3s "Renewing threat to gold D keeps silver R alive one more turn."
20g "Gold elephant does not want to stay tied to defending f3. A swarm will come if he plays passively." @xg4=A Ef4n Dg5s Dg4w Rg1n
20s "Silver can no longer make a useful threat in the east, so the b4-rabbit is doomed."  mb6s mb5w ma5e Ha4n
21g "The b4-rabbit uses its dying breath to protect the silver camel on a hostage-grabbing foray."  Mb3s rb4s rb3e Mb2n
21s "With no rabbit protection, the silver camel isn't strong enough to single-handedly secure the horse hostage."  Ha5n mb5w dd7s cb8s
22g  Ef5w Ee5w Ed5w Ec5w
22s "Gold wisely stops the hostage-taking at the last minute; after the silver M is pulled away the gold H is strong for counterplay."  hf2n Df4n hf3n hg6s "Silver secures at least a D for his camel hostage, with the potential to race depending on Gold's move."
[ 22s  hg6s hg5s Df4n hg4w "Chessandgo suggested the stronger move of committing to the race immediately." 23g  Eb5n ma5e mb5s Eb6s
[ 23g  Hg3n Hg4n Df5w Ra3n 23s  ee3n Dd3e De3e ee4s
24g  Eb5e ma5e mb5s Ec5w
24s  ee3w hf4n cg7s rh7s
] 23s  ee3e ef3w Hg3w de6s
24g  mb4e Eb5s mc4s Eb4e
24s  Df5n hf4n de5s hf5s
25g  Ec4e Dd3s Ce2s Rf1e
25s  hf2s Rg2w Rf2n hf1n
26g  de4n Ed4e hf4n Ee4e
26s  rh7s rh6s rh5s rh4s
] 23g  Eb5e ma5e Rf1n Ha6e
23s "Silver must now choose between a race and a safe capture of D for M hostage."  hf4s Rf2s hf3s ra7s
24g "Gold can't now delay taking the M hostage or the a6-rabbit will free it."  Ra3n Ra4n mb5s Ec5w
24s "The race is on! Silver will win material, three pieces for camel, but goal is more important and a5-rabbit is close."  ee3e ef3w Hg3w rh7s "Note Silver's 4th step of rabbit to h6, bringing it within four steps of g3; it's critical to Silver winning the race."
25g "Camel capture is forced."  mb4e Eb5s mc4s Eb4e
25s "Silver can maximize material by pulling D through f3 with E to f4, but that may lose the goal race!"  rh6s rh5s rh4s rh3w
26g @xg0=C Ec4e Dd3s Rd1e Rf1e
26s "Whew! Gold can't race all out, must return with E. That gives Silver time to consolidate material advantage"  ee3e Ce2n ef3n Ce3e
27g  Mb3e Mc3e Md3e Me3s
27s "Gold camel makes yet another wing switch, slowing down both goal attacks."  Df5n hg5w ef4w ee4s
28g  hf2s Me2e Ed4e Ee4e
28s "Gold is poised to retake g3 with a rabbit, and the silver cat is not advanced enough to interfere."  ee3e Mf2w ef3s cg7s
29g  cb7n Hb6n rc7e Hb7e
29s  cg6s hf5w he5w hd5w
30g "The silver horse arrives just in time. Piece alignments now favor Silver."  Me2n Me3n Me4n Me5w
30s "The gold camel switches wings yet again, but this time the silver elephant will be able to afford to chase it."  ef2n ef3w hf1n cb8s
31g "Silver has just enough defense to prevent goal and just enough attack to prevent capture."  hc5s Md5w Dd2n Re1e
31s "Gold's goal attack could easily win a live game, but postally Silver has time to find the safe lines."  Dd3w ee3w ra6e cb7w
32g "The game is now strategically over. Silver will consolidate and win barring blunder."  Rb1n Rb2n Rf1w Ra5e
32s  ed3n ed4n Mc5n ed5w
33g  Dc3e Dd3e Re1n Ra1n
33s  de6s dd6s Mc6e ec5n
34g  Ef4w Ee4w hc4s Ed4w
34s  hf2n hf3s De3e ca7s
35g  Ec4e Ed4e Ee4e Rb3n
35s  cg5n Md6e ec6e dd5w
36g  Hc7w rc8s rb6e Hb7s
36s  Rb5w dc5w rc6s rc7w
37g  ca6n Hb6w ca7n Ha6n
37s  ed6w Me6w ec6w Md6w
38g  Ra2n Ra3n Ra5n Ra4n
38s  rb7e eb6n Ra6e rd7s
39g  Ef4e Eg4w rg3n Rg2n
39s "Retaking g3 earlier would have changed the nature of the race, but now it is meaningless."  rd6s rd5s de5s de4s
40g  Rh1n Rh2n Rh3n Cc2e
40s  rd4s rc5s rc4s rc3w
41g  Rh4n Rh5n Ef4n Ef5e
41s  rb3s rb2s

some other game

1g  Ra1 Rb1 Cc1 Rd1 Ce1 Rf1 Rg1 Rh1 Ra2 Hb2 Mc2 Dd2 Ee2 Df2 Hg2 Rh2
1s  ra7 mb7 rc7 ed7 he7 rf7 hg7 rh7 ra8 cb8 rc8 dd8 de8 rf8 cg8 rh8
2g "Silver setup deters EH attack on either wing; Gold probably wants lone-E attack or EMHR attack in west."  Ee2n Ee3n Ee4n Ee5w "Reasonable to get the gold E towards an M or R pull as part of a lone-elephant attack, while constraining the silver E."
[ 2g  Ee2n Ee3n Ee4n Hg2n "Standard opening only really targets h7 rabbit pull, not EH attack." ] 2s "Silver has no way to stop a R pull and is thus very anxious for counterplay." @xa6=A @xb6=A ed7s dd8s hg7s hg6s
3g "Gold has radically divergent strategic choices."  Hg2n Hb2n Mc2n Cc1n "Gold improves four pieces and asks Silver to commit."
[ 3g  Ed5w Ec5w Eb5n Hg2n "Gold can secure g3 while insuring a western rabbit pull." 3s @xg2=B @xb6=A ed6s dd7s rc7e mb7e
4g  Eb6w Ea6s ra7s Hb2n
] [ 3g  Ed5e Ee5e hg5s Ef5e 3s  ed6e ee6s ee5s ee4s
] 3s "When both camels are on the same wing, both elephants usually want to be there too."  ed6w ec6s ec5s cg8s "Silver fears a swarm against c6."
4g "Big question throughout the game: Which wing does gold M want to be on? Silver M is committed; Gold M may choose. "  Mc3e Md3e Me3e Rd1w "Fourth step should consider Ce1n as well as the rabbit shift."
4s "The gold M is now opposite the silver HH. Silver has achieved nothing but asymmetry and tension."  ec4e ed4e ee4e de8w "Building a phalanx on d7 is not strictly necessary; Cg7s is a useful alternative."
[ 4s  ec4e ed4e ee4e cg7s 5g  Ed5n dd7n Ed6n Mf3w
5s  ef4w ee4w Me3n mb7s
6g  rc7s Ed7w Ec7w Dd2n
6s  Me4n ed4e rc8s mb6w
] 5g "Diagonally opposite camels tend to create sharp positions where tactical races must be calculated. "  Hg3e Mf3e Ed5e Ee5e
5s "Now Gold has the advantage in the west and Silver in the east, racing to improve, struggling to preserve elephant mobility."  ef4e hg5n mb7s ra7s
6g  Mg3w Mf3w Ef5w Ce1n
6s "Gold will now have an easier time threatening the a-rabbit than before, so Silver must act fast to occupy gold E." @xa5=A eg4e eh4w Hh3n ra8s "Silver tries to create an elephant deadlock in the west despite a potential deficit of material, ergo swarm danger."
[ 6s  eg4w ef4w Me3w ee4s 7g  Md3n Md4e Me4e Ee5s
] [ 6s  eg4s eg3s eg2n Rg1n 7g  Ee5e Ef5e Eg5s Rf1e
7s  Hh3n eg3e Hh4n eh3n
8g  Eg4n Hh5n Hh6s rh7s
] 7g "Gold E can't now leave and abandon H."  Me3w Md3w Ee5e Ce2n
7s "Same-side camels tend to create slow positions with rabbit pulls and hostages, i.e. no threats to take over an opposing trap. DLE." @xa5=A hg6e he7s he6e hf6e "Silver prepares a hostage basket on c5."
8g @xh3=A @xg4=C Ef5e Eg5e Hh4s Eh5w
8s  eg4w ef4w ee4e Ce3n
9g "Gold has no threat worth more than a cat, and must therefore defend." @xe3=A Eg5w Ef5w Ce4s Hh3w "The elephant clears g5, giving the silver HH room to advance."
[ 9g  Dd2n Dd3n Ce4s Dd4s 9s  ef4w ee4w ed4e Dd3n
10g  Mc3n Dd4s Mc4s Ce3s
[ 10g  Eg5w hg6s hg5s Ef5e 10s  Ce3w ee4s dd7s dd8s
] 10s  ee4s Dd3n ee3w dd7s
11g  Mc3n Dd4e De4s Mc4s
11s  De3n ed3e De4n ee3n
] 9s  ef4e hh6s hh5s hh4s
10g @xh1=A @xg2=A Rh2w Ce3s Mc3e Md3e
10s @xh2=A eg4w Hg3n hh3w ef4s
[ 10s  eg4w ef4w Me3w ee4s 11g  Md3n Md4e Me4e Ee5s
] 11g  Dd2n Ee5s Hg4e Hh4s
11s "Dual phalanxes force the silver E to retreat." @xf1=C @xe2=C ef3n hg3n Rg2n rh8w
12g  Ee4n Ee5e Ef5e Hh3n
12s @xg3=A ef4w ee4e Me3n mb6s
13g "Gold could trade three steps for one, but what is his one useful step? "  Dd3e Me4w Md4w Mc4w "Defending the west with the gold M concedes too much in the east."
[ 13g  Dd3n Me4s Me3e Dd4e 13s  mb5s Hb3w mb4s dd7s
14g  Ce2w Cd2n Rg3e Mf3e
14s  dd6s dd5s Cd3s dd4s
[ 14s  Ha3n mb3w ra6e rb6s 15g  Mg3w hg4s hg3s Mf3e
[ 15g  Eg5w Ef5w Ee5w Ed5w 15s  Ha4e ma3n ma4n ma5n
[ 15s  hg4n hg5w Ha4e ma3n 16g  Ec5s rb5n Hb4n Ec4w
16s  De4n ef4w De5n hf5w
17g  ma4s Eb4w Cc2n Cc3n
17s  ee4w Cc4n ed4w dd6s
18g  Mg3n Mg4n hg6e Mg5n
18s  Cc5n dd5w De6n he5n
] 16g  Mg3w hg4s hg3s Mf3e
] 15s  Ha4n ma3n Ha5n ma4n
16g  Eg5w Ef5w Ee5w Ed5w
16s  Ha6e ma5n Hb6n ma6e
] 15g  Eg5w Ef5w Ee5w Ed5s
15s  mb3s Cc2n mb2e hg4n
16g  Ha3e dd3e Ed4s Rb1n
] [ 13g  Dd3n Me4s Hb3e Hc3e 13s  mb5e mc5e md5w Dd4n
14g  Hd3n Dd5e De5s Hd4s
] 13s "Opposite camels could restore a rabbit-pulling game, but the g3-square is more important. Silver is now leading positionally." @xg2=A @xa5=A Rg3w hg4s dd7e mb5n
14g  Hh4s Hb3w Ha3n Rc1e
14s @xg2=C ef4n Rf3n hg3s mb6s
15g "Gold is hand pressed not to lose R for no positional compensation."  Eg5s Rf4w Ha4s Eg4w
15s  ef5w ee5w Re4n mb5n
16g  Hh3w Mb4s Ef4w Ee4w
16s  Re5n ed5e Re6e de7s
17g  Ha3n Ha4n Ha5s ra6s
17s "With the Gold camel on b3, it would be a nightmare to try to save the a5 rabbit." @xa4=A ee5s De3w ee4s dd8s
18g @xf1=A Ha4s ra5s ra4e Ha3n
18s  Df2n hg2w Df3n hf2n
19g  Ed4e Df4e Ee4e Ra2n
19s  hg6s hg5n Dg4n hf3s
20g  Ef4n Dg5s Dg4w Rg1n
20s  mb6s mb5w ma5e Ha4n
21g  Mb3s rb4s rb3e Mb2n
21s  Ha5n mb5w dd7s cb8s
22g  Ef5w Ee5w Ed5w Ec5w
22s  hf2n Df4n hf3n hg6s
[ 22s  hg6s hg5s Df4n hg4w 23g  Eb5n ma5e mb5s Eb6s
[ 23g  Hg3n Hg4n Df5w Ra3n 23s  ee3n Dd3e De3e ee4s
24g  Eb5e ma5e mb5s Ec5w
24s  ee3w hf4n cg7s rh7s
] 23s  ee3e ef3w Hg3w de6s
24g  mb4e Eb5s mc4s Eb4e
24s  Df5n hf4n de5s hf5s
25g  Ec4e Dd3s Ce2s Rf1e
25s  hf2s Rg2w Rf2n hf1n
26g  de4n Ed4e hf4n Ee4e
26s  rh7s rh6s rh5s rh4s
] 23g  Eb5e ma5e Rf1n Ha6e
23s  hf4s Rf2s hf3s ra7s
24g  Ra3n Ra4n mb5s Ec5w
24s  ee3e ef3w Hg3w rh7s
25g  mb4e Eb5s mc4s Eb4e
25s  rh6s rh5s rh4s rh3w
26g  Ec4e Dd3s Rd1e Rf1e
26s  ee3e Ce2n ef3n Ce3e
27g  Mb3e Mc3e Md3e Me3s
27s  Df5n hg5w ef4w ee4s
28g  hf2s Me2e Ed4e Ee4e
28s  ee3e Mf2w ef3s cg7s
29g  cb7n Hb6n rc7e Hb7e
29s  cg6s hf5w he5w hd5w
30g  Me2n Me3n Me4n Me5w
30s  ef2n ef3w hf1n cb8s
31g  hc5s Md5w Dd2n Re1e
31s  Dd3w ee3w ra6e cb7w
32g  Rb1n Rb2n Rf1w Ra5e
32s  ed3n ed4n Mc5n ed5w
33g  Dc3e Dd3e Re1n Ra1n
33s  de6s dd6s Mc6e ec5n
34g  Ef4w Ee4w hc4s Ed4w
34s  hf2n hf3s De3e ca7s
35g  Ec4e Ed4e Ee4e Rb3n
35s  cg5n Md6e ec6e dd5w
36g  Hc7w rc8s rb6e Hb7s
36s  Rb5w dc5w rc6s rc7w
37g  ca6n Hb6w ca7n Ha6n
37s  ed6w Me6w ec6w Md6w
38g  Ra2n Ra3n Ra5n Ra4n
38s  rb7e eb6n Ra6e rd7s
39g  Ef4e Eg4w rg3n Rg2n
39s  rd6s rd5s de5s de4s
40g  Rh1n Rh2n Rh3n Cc2e
40s  rd4s rc5s rc4s rc3w
41g  Rh4n Rh5n Ef4n Ef5e
41s  rb3s rb2s