My works 99 - 104

Set play: 1.Kh2 2.Kh3 3.Kh4 4.Kg4 5.Kf4 6.Mf3 7.Kg3 Ma8#

Solution: 0...Kb6 1.Kf1 2.Kf2 3.Ke3 4.Me2 5.Kd2 6.Kd1 7.Ke1 Ma6#

This thematical tourney asked for seriesmovers with introductory move by other side, and section B was dedicated to works with set play (in set play no introductory move is made). Here is presented very light position using all powers of Haaner chess and mooses.

Personal rating: C.

1.Qh7? zz
1...CBa4CR 2.Red7 CRa8CQ(Kc8)#
1...CBb3CR 2.Rcd7 CRb8CQ(Kd8)#
1...CBc2CR 2.Ra7 CRc8CQ(Ka8)#
1...CBe2CR 2.Rg7 CRe8CQ(Kg8)#
1...CBf3CR 2.Red7 CRf8CQ(Kd8)#
1...CBg4CR 2.Qb1 CRa4CQ(Ka2)#
1...CBh5CR!

1.Rb7! zz
1...CBa4CR 2.Rb3 CRa5CQ(Ka3)#
1...CBb3CR 2.Rbd7 CRb8CQ(Kd8)#
1...CBc2CR 2.Re2 CRc1CQ(Ke1)#
1...CBe2CR 2.Rec7 CRe8CQ(Kc8)#
1...CBf3CR 2.Rh7 CRf8CQ(Kh8)#
1...CBg4CR 2.Rbd7 CRg8CQ(Ke8)#
1...CBh5CR 2.Rb3 CRa5CQ(Ka3)#

One of my very best works. An ideal synthesis of Republican chess and chameleon powers. 11+2 echo mates, change of 6 variations although one change is only formal. Schwalbe solvers were defeated by nonsymmetrical key destroying almost all prepared variations. This everything with only 6 pieces! Can we ask for more?

Personal rating: A.

1.Kd2-e3 Mf3-d4 2.Md3-f4 Md4-g3 3.Mg5-f3 Mb8-g4 #
1.Mg5-c2 Mf3-c4 + 2.Md3-b2 Mb8-a1 3.Kd2-c1 Ma1-b3 #

b) 1.Md3-g4 Mb8-e4 + 2.Ke5-f6 Me4-h5 + 3.Kf6-f5 Mf3-h4 #
1.Mg5-d6 Mb8-e6 2.Md6-f5 Me6-g5 3.Md3-f6 Mf3-g6 #
1.Mg5-d4 Mb8-e4 + 2.Ke5-d5 Mf3-c2 3.Kd5-c4 Mc2-e3 #

c) 1.Ke5-f5 Mb8-c6 2.Mg5-e4 Mc7-d5 3.Md3-e5 Mc6-d4 #
1.Ke5-e4 Mb8-d7 2.Md3-f4 Mc7-g4 3.Mg5-f3 Md7-g3 #
1.Ke5-d6 Mb8-c6 2.Md3-e7 Mc6-d8 3.Mg5-d7 Mc7-e8 #

d) 1.Kb3-c3 Mc7-d2 2.Md3-b2 Mb8-c1 3.Mg5-c2 Md2-b1 #
1.Md3-a2 Mb8-c6 2.Ma2-b4 Mc7-b5 3.Mg5-a4 Mc6-a5 #

Simple play exploring possibilities of Köko and mooses together, echo mates.

Personal rating: C.

1.Rh1! threats 2.Kd1 ~ 3.Ke1 ~ 4.Kf1 ~ 5.Kg1#
1...Bb6 2.Kd2 Bxc5 3.Ke3 ~ 4.Kf4 ~ 5.Kg5#

Two linear movements of white king - compare to Michal's work that is much more dynamical.

Personal rating: C.

Set play: 1...Bc2(p) 2.Ka4 Qa1#

Solution: 1.Rb7(p) Qg3 (Qh2(p)?) 2.b5 Qc7#

Simple set play in helpmate, triple use of Degradierung condition.

Personal rating: C.

1.Sxf4! threats 2.Gd5#, Se6#
1...Sc5 (defence motives AB), Ge5 (defence motives CA), c6 (defence motives BC) 2.Rxb8, Ghd5, Bf7#
1...c5 (defence motives AC) 2.Bf7#

Cyclic change of defence motives against 2 threats in one phase - condensed Mlynka theme, one added variation with other combination of defence motives.

Personal rating: C.