Chess960 puzzles: Knight fork
One knight move attacks two targets at once — the opponent can only save one.
A fork is one move that attacks two targets at once, and no piece forks better than the knight. Look through the knight's eyes: it jumps in an L and never moves along straight lines, which is exactly why its threats get missed. Both victims of a knight fork always stand on squares of one color, while the knight strikes from the opposite color. Hunt for the square from which the knight hits the king and a heavy piece at once.
162 puzzles
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to e7 (d5·4)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to e7 (d5·5)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to f7 (e5·9)
Winning blow: knight to c6
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to f7 (e5·13)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to c5 (b3·6)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to d6 (b5·3)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to e5 (c4·2)
Winning blow: knight to e7 (d5)
Winning blow: knight to g6 (h4·3)
Fork: knight to g6
Fork: knight to d6 (c4)
Attack on the uncastled king: pawn to c7 (d6·5)
Winning blow: knight to f6 (d5)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to f7 (e5·16)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to b6 (a4·2)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to e7 (d5·9)
Winning blow: knight to e7 (d5·2)
Attack on the uncastled king: knight to c6 (e5·8)
Winning blow: knight to c6 (e5·3)
Winning blow: knight to g6 (e7·2)
Winning blow: knight to f6 (e4·4)
Winning blow: knight to d6 (f5·2)
Winning blow: pawn to e5 (f4·12)
Tactics
BatteryCheck chaseClearanceDecoyDeflectionDiscovered attackDiscovered checkDouble checkWinning exchangeBishop forkPawn forkQueen forkRook forkRoyal forkHanging pieceInterferenceOverloadAbsolute pinRelative pinWin the pinned piecePromotionQueen trapQuiet moveRemove the defenderSacrifice attackSkewerTrapped pieceUnderpromotionWinning blowX-rayZwischenzug