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It's a black bishop, but not necessarily a dark-squared bishop. Both the black side and white side in a normal chess game get a dark-squared and a light-squared
by loganc2342 5mo ago
It's a black bishop, but not necessarily a dark-squared bishop. Both the black side and white side in a normal chess game get a dark-squared and a light-squared bishop, and I don't see anywhere that specifies which type this one is. It can be either one depending on where you place it.
- sltkr 5mo agoAlso if you care that much just mirror the solution horizontally or vertically, and now your bishop is on the white square instead.