Normal 8x8 sudoku rules apply. Place 1 of each digit, 1-8, into each row, column, and box.
Digits on an arrow must sum to the digit on that arrow's circle. (The long arrow starting in R1C3 branches at the end, representing two 5-digit arrows, not one large 6-digit arrow combined.)
If a digit is on the cell of a major chess piece (rook, knight, queen, king, bishop), then all cells containing that same digit cannot be allowed to attack another of the same digit according to that chess piece's rules. (If a digit is on 2 major chess pieces then it must follow both pieces' restrictions.) This means that digits under a queen or bishop restriction cannot see each other diagonally, digits under a king restriction cannot be diagonally adjacent to the same digit, and digits under a knight restriction cannot move 2 squares horizontal and 1 square vertical, or 2 squares vertical and 1 square horizontal, to see the same digit.
If a digit is on the cell of a pawn, then that particular cell cannot be allowed to attack another of the same digit, one space diagonally in the direction it is facing. White pawns face upwards, and black pawns face downwards. In this case, the restriction is not applied to all cells containing that digit.
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Solution code: The entire 4th row, from left to right, followed by the 5th row
on 3. November 2023, 19:03 by DevonTheBroXD
Wow, what a break-in! Thank you for this lovely puzzle :))
on 3. November 2023, 17:17 by The Book Wyrm
Wow, that was a very interesting puzzle. Considering how the different chess constraints worked together let to some interesting deductions. Very enjoyable solve.
Nicely thematic as well.
on 2. November 2023, 00:19 by EFlatMinor
Enjoyed this version of conditional chess constraints (vs. global constraint). Nice puzzle!
on 22. October 2023, 18:31 by Kitty Trouble
Added rules clarification regarding the long arrow.
on 22. October 2023, 17:55 by Grendpeppy
Took a little while to get the break in, but the logic flowed nicely from there. Very fun puzzle!
on 17. October 2023, 20:34 by Kitty Trouble
@oyarzabal, thank you
on 17. October 2023, 16:06 by Oyarzabal
What a lovely and fun puzzle to solve!