Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

• Normal Sudoku rules apply.
• The first one or two digits of every row (read as a 1- or 2-digit number) form a battlefield clue for that row.
• The first digit of every column is a pole position clue for that column.
• The top left cell is a skyscraper clue for its diagonal (top left to bottom right).
• The bottom right cell is a skyscraper clue for its diagonal (bottom right to top left).
• The top right cell is even.

Clue cells still count as part of the row/column/diagonal being clued.

Battlefield: Armies extend X cells from the left side of the grid, and Y cells from the right, where X is the first digit in the row, and Y is the last. A battlefield clue indicates the sum of cells in the overlap, or the sum of the cells between the groups if they do not overlap (see also 0003JN).
Pole Position: The first digit in the column indicates which row contains the 1 in that column (see also 0003XF).
Skyscraper: Every digit inside the grid represents a building of that height. A skyscraper clue indicates the number of buildings visible from that direction. Buildings are obscured by taller buildings and same-size buildings.

The following example shows a 6x6 grid that obeys all of the rules, but the battlefield and pole position rules only for two of the rows/columns each:

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