Attacking motifs
Interference
By Antoine TamanoUpdated
A piece is thrown between two enemy pieces to cut the line that connected them.
The interference is served as a rated puzzle at every level, and the scan finds the ones you missed and names the motif when it is sure of it. Its journey, a lesson, a drill and a test, is being written.
Play it
Real puzzles from real games, rated 1329 to 1498. No account needed.
Black to play.
Black to play.
White to play.
White to play.
Black to play.
White to play.
Every motif page is free, and so are sections I and II of the path. See what the lifetime unlock adds.
How many interferences did you miss last month?
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