Understanding How Queens Play A Crucial Role In Chess

With no doubt, Queens are literally the best, and strongest piece! But there is some misunderstanding of the role of an Queen. Today, I will be breaking down how the Queens in chess plays a crucial role.

1. The Queen is like a "guardian of the army".
   Reason: The Queen has powers of an rook, bishop. This is literally combined with an rook and a bishop, so If the queen is up against a rook and a bishop, it would have a 45% chance of winning, since it could do both, what a bishop and a rook can do.

2. The Queen has a very important role.
   Reason: I think that the Queen's main goal is to protect the King and the other pieces just attack the other side of the board, since the Queen is over powered, It could attack and protect. You might think that i'm wrong because the rook and bishop could do it too. But remember what we said in the first piece of evidence: The Queen is a rook and a bishop combined! So it could protect, while the other pieces attack!

3. Queens are really over powered.
   Reason: It can do double a pieces role ex: knight, bishop, pawn, rook. I think we can ALL agree that Queens should always be used (If there are queens) in chess.

I guess that's all I have today folks. Until next time.... Bye Bye!!

*These are all evidence why queens are the strongest piece in chess, and how they play a crucial role.*