Chess puzzles
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Pins and skewers both line up two pieces behind each other. In a pin, the front piece cannot move without exposing something more valuable behind it. In a skewer, the valuable piece is in front - it moves, and you take what was behind.
Bishops, rooks and queens are the pieces that do this, and kings and queens are the usual victims.