Normal Pentominous rules apply: Divide the grid into pentominoes (orthogonally-connected regions of 5 cells), such that no two pentominoes of the same shape (including rotations and reflections) touch orthogonally.
Each pentomino has been assigned a unique number from 1-12. Clues outside of a row or column represent the borders that appear in that row or column, in the order they appear: the value of a clue is equal to the sum of the numbers assigned to the two pentomino shapes sharing that border.
A ? can represent any value.
Example:
Solution code: Row 5, Row 11: the corresponding number of the pentomino in each cell
on 23. April 2023, 22:14 by adalg
Very challenging and beautiful puzzle. Took some time but I really enjoyed it. Thank you!
on 15. April 2023, 18:32 by wand
phew that was very hard, but very satisfying. many surprises
on 14. April 2023, 14:46 by Johabee
Thanks for a marvellous puzzle, found it very hard, happy I managed to solve it in the end! I really liked the ruleset.
on 13. April 2023, 23:19 by Johabee
Thanks for a marvellous puzzle, found it very hard, happy I managed to solve it in the end! I really liked the ruleset.
on 25. March 2023, 09:45 by Jesper
I enjoyed testing this a while back. A very creative and challenging puzzle!
on 25. March 2023, 04:24 by polar
A very enjoyable solve, despite it being pentos.. Wonderful puzzle, thank you :)