Black to move, double attack (Step 3)
answer
... Rf2, Qxe1 Rh2#
 Black to move, Mate through access (Step 3) answer
... Rg4+, Kxg4 Qg2+, Kh4 g5+, xg5 Qxg5#  Black to move, mate in 4 (Step 3) answer
... Bg2+, Rxg2 Qf1+, Rg1 Ng3+. xg3 Qh3#  White to move, mate in 4 (Step 3) answer
Rh8+ Bxh8, Bf7+ Kxf7, Qh5+ Rg6, Qxg6#  Black to move, remove defender (Step 3) answer
... Qxd1+ Nxd1, Nf3+ Qxf3, Re1+ Bf1, Rxf1#  White to move, double attack (Step 4) answer
Nh6+ Kh8, Qxe5 Qxe5, Nxf7+ Kg8, Nxe5  White to move, opening a line (Step 4) answer
Qf6+ Kg8, Qg7+ Rxg7, Nf6+ Kh8, xg7+ Kxg7, Rh7#  White to move, double attack (Step 3) answer
e6+ Qxe6 or Bxe6, Bxg6+ Kxg6, f5+  White to move, Bishop dominance (Step 4) answer
Ne7+ Kh8, Nxg6+ a) fxg6, f7+ mate in 2 moves b) Kg8, Ne7+ Kh8, Rxh7#  White to move, "staring contest" (Step 4) answer
Qc4+ Kh8, Qf7 Rg8, Rxe8 wins |
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