En passant allows a chess pawn to capture adjacent targets
Most casual players will accuse you of blatant cheating when you pull this off. If an opposing pawn sprints two squares forward past your pawn, you can capture it diagonally anyway, as if it had only moved one space. It acts as a brutal loophole to punish cowardice, ensuring nobody can just run past enemy lines without consequences.

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