Sure thing, happy to help. *SPOILER ALERT* A good approach for clearing long columns of pawns in echo chess is usually to try to take the very first bottom pa

Sure thing, happy to help. *SPOILER ALERT* A good approach for clearing long columns of pawns in echo chess is usually to try to take the very first bottom pawn and to 'climb' up the column by successively taking one pawn at a time. If you can find a way to start from a pawn that's located as low as possible on a given column's side, it'll likely help in clearing a whole swatch of the board without leaving any extra pawns 'orphaned' on their own. Let me know if that makes sense and if you'd like me to provide anohter hint!