I don't understand this sentence:
A Warlock can only capture another Warlock if it would have been safe for a King to end up where the Warlock did.
(The "did" here confuses me)
Does that simply mean that a Warlock cannot capture the opponent's Warlock if it could be captured on the next turn?
If yes, shall I understand that this sentence is only repeating the previous one: "When the Warlock captures the opponent Warlock, it becomes 'royal' for one turn, which means it must not be exposed to capture, not even to capture by a piece pinned on the King. "
I'm not sure if the 2nd sentence means something additional or not.
I don't understand this sentence: A Warlock can only capture another Warlock if it would have been safe for a King to end up where the Warlock did. (The "did" here confuses me)
Does that simply mean that a Warlock cannot capture the opponent's Warlock if it could be captured on the next turn?
If yes, shall I understand that this sentence is only repeating the previous one: "When the Warlock captures the opponent Warlock, it becomes 'royal' for one turn, which means it must not be exposed to capture, not even to capture by a piece pinned on the King. "
I'm not sure if the 2nd sentence means something additional or not.