White to move, mate in 2 (Step 4)
answer
Rf4 a) Qxf4, Qe6# b) Kxf4, Qf5# c) Qe6, Qxd4# d) Qd6, Qf5# e) Ne4, Rf5#
 White to move, mating net (Step 4) answer
Qg6 a) xg6, Ne7+ Kh8, Nxg6# b) xg5, xg5 xg6, Ne7#  White to move, mating net (Step 3) answer
Nc6+ Bxc6, Qd4+ Ka8, Rb8#  Black to move, two weaknesses (Step 3) answer
Re1, a) Rxe1 Qg2# b) Qxe1 Qh5# c) Qd2 Qh1+, Rxh1 Rxh1#  White to move, remove defender (Step 4) answer
Rxg6+ xg6, Qxg6+ Kh8, Bd4+ Qxd4, Qh7#  White to move, mating net (Step 5) ANSWER
Bd4 xf4, Bf2+ Kg5, Bh4+ Kxh4, Nd4 Kg5, Ne6+ gains the Queen  Black to move, mate (Step 4) answer
Qd4+ Kh1, Qf2 Qb4, Re1 wins  White to move, mate (Step 4) answer
Rc8 b1=Q, Qg7+ Qxg7, Rxd8+ Qf8, Rxf8+ Kxf8, d8=Q#  White to move, double attack (Step 2) answer
Qxd4 xd4, Nxe7+ ..., Nxf5  White to move, combination (Step 5) answer
g4+ Kh4, Bh6 Qxh6, Qh2+ Kg5, Qd2+ Nf4, Qd8# |
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