Is it possible to have two queens in the game of chess?
It is possible to have two queens in the game of chess. Many deluxe chess sets actually come with two pairs of queens. If a pawn gets to the other side of the board, it can promote into any piece other than a King or pawn. Hypothetically, you could have nine queens. The one you started out with and one for every pawn if you get them all to the other side of the board. If your chess set only has one queen, you can use something else to represent that queen. Some examples of things that you can use to represent queens are: Upside down rooks, dice, or a pawn with a piece of string tied around the top.
