Roman numerals sudoku
(Published on 20. October 2020, 17:00 by ibogdank)
Standard sudoku rules apply
The numbers in the grid are written as Roman numerals, but for some of them not all the letters are given.
For example:
- a “
VII” clue could specify that the digit in that cell is 7 (VII) or 8 (which means a “I” added toVII, resultingVIII) - “
III” could be replaced by 3 (III) or by 8 (VIII)
Solution code: Row 1, followed by row 9
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Solved by Ours brun, sirtramola, Nejaru, zlotnleo, adam001, Progman, cdwg2000, kelkoo97, karen_birgitta, rimodech, ManuH, SKORP17, shinkimancer, Julianl, doppelganger, marcmees, Selsted, Bropell, zorant, ... NikolaZ, ThrowngNinja, lutzreimer, ivaro, moss, rcg, Titonious, Zzzyxas, Matt, Jaych, Thomster, Nothere, jchan18, Uhu, Raistlen, matiasv5, miitz, RobertoMelo, Joo M.Y, ParaNox, Carolin
Comments
on 21. October 2020, 05:02 by panthchesh
Thank you for the puzzle! It was fun!
on 21. October 2020, 01:01 by MorganFreeee
Very interesting rule set but quite easy. I'd like to see a more difficult version of this rule set!
on 20. October 2020, 17:20 by Ours brun
@Progman
Multiple letters can be missing.
on 20. October 2020, 17:15 by Progman
Is at most one letter missing for a cell, which means that "VI" can only be 6 or 7 or is it possible that multiple letters can be missing, so "I" can be 1,2,3,4,6,7,8 or 9?
