Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

This is a revision of an old puzzle with very few solves. I added clues and an example to help convey the rules.

Rules:

Sudoku - Place digits from 1-9 in every cell without repeating in a row, column, or 3x3 box.

Knight's move path - Draw a path through the centers of some cells that moves orthogonally and does not branch or cross itself. The path consists of a series of chess knight's moves, two cells in one direction and one cell in a perpendicular direction (or vice versa). Thus the path has segments the ends of which are a knight's move apart. It could also be considered a series of L-tetrominoes which overlap by one cell. In this puzzle, the digits in the two ends of each path segment must differ by at least 5.

Path-detecting circles - Each white circle is a segment end of the path; the digit in the circle indicates how many cells in the circle's 9-cell neighborhood are visited by the path.

Difference kropki - The path moves through each white dot; the digits on either side of the dot differ by 1.

Anti-king - Digits a king's move apart cannot contain the same digit.

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I hope you enjoy the puzzle! :-)