Forest Rangers
(Published on 10. July 2020, 21:00 by Carrick22)
While people are enjoying camping in the woods, forest rangers must make sure everything is okay. Why not enjoy the wildlife from their perspective ?
In this puzzletype you must place tents, trees and wolves. This puzzles does not feature wolves for simplicity. Here are the properties of each one :
- Tents cannot touch each other, even diagonally.
- Each tent must be next to at least one tree.
- In the finished puzzle, each tent can be linked to an adjacent tree in such a way that any tree is linked to exactly one tent.
- Wolves cannot touch tents, even diagonally.
- Wolves cannot be orthogonally adjacent to towers.
- For each ranger's tower, relatives directions are given on the left side of the puzzle. They describe the content of the pointed cells, from the tower to the border of the map.
- A "T" represent a tent, a "A" represent a tree. a "?" can be a tree, a tent or a wolf.
- (unused in this puzzle) Alerts are made whenever a wolf is in the sight of a tower. The number of wolves in each direction is given (if not stated, the value is 0), but it is part of the puzzle to determine who gave the alert in each case. Towers can give mutiple alerts in the same direction for each wolf seen.
You can use Penpa-edit for solving it on your browser.
Solution code: Row A, B and column C (left to right, top to bottom). Use "T" for a tent, "A" for a tree, "W" for a wolf and "E" for an empty cell. Treat towers as empty cells.
Comments
on 27. July 2020, 21:10 by AndreasS
Thanks for the nice puzzle.
on 16. July 2020, 11:42 by ffricke
Sehr schönes Rätsel mit schöner Zeltplatz Variante
on 15. July 2020, 07:32 by Carrick22
@jessica6 "Forest Rangers" and "Wild Camping" are separate series. This puzzle is a bit harder than the previous two of the serie, but IMO stays very easy, so I chose to publish the third one here.
on 14. July 2020, 21:17 by jessica6
wo ist eigentlich "02" geblieben?
