Assertion: chess player's piece | /r/HasProperty | knight
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: preferably
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A piece is interposed between the king and the attacking piece to break the line of threat (not possible when the attacking piece is a knight or pawn, or when in double check).
text: The piece most often selected for underpromotion is a knight, used to execute a checkmate or a fork to gain a significant net increase in material.
text: Blockade Immobilization of an enemy pawn by placing a piece (preferably a knight) on the square directly in front of it.
text: A square that serves as a home for a pieces, usually a knight, because they can’t be driven away from it by a pawn.
text: The term "exchange sacrifice" specifically refers to the sacrifice of a rook for a minor piece (knight or bishop) and is usually only one necessary step along the way of a forcing sequence of moves.
text: Usually in the endgame, the stronger side (the one with more material using the standard piece point count system) should try to exchange pieces (knights, bishops, rooks, and queens), while avoiding the exchange of pawns.
text: Traditionally, the opening ends when minor pieces (knights and bishops) have been developed, and players have castled.
text: They develop all of their minor pieces as quickly as possible The minor pieces are bishops and knights
text: There are some variations in the design of the horse such as whether it is looking up or down, if it has a prominent curve or not, but it is very clear which pieces are the knights since they are the only pieces that are shaped like a horse.