Battle of Evermore
(Published on 17. February 2024, 03:03 by kuraban)
Digits along an arrow must sum to the digit in its circle. Digits can repeat along arrows if allowed by the other rules.
Digits cannot repeat along the marked diagonals.
Cells that are a knight's move apart cannot contain the same digit.
Battle of Evermore on SudokuPad
Solution code: Row 1
Comments
on 25. April 2024, 22:20 by Playmaker6174
Lovely puzzle with some very interesting and beautiful deductions here, I had a pleasure solving this :)
on 22. April 2024, 23:28 by SudokuHero
Found this to be more of a two star for difficulty. Loved it regardless, such an enjoyable solve.
on 20. February 2024, 06:21 by thespeak
The only thing that was easy about this puzzle was that it was so easy to enjoy! The way everything comes together as the logic unfolds is stupendous and thoroughly rewarding. Loved every minute of this, and there were A LOT of minutes to love.
on 20. February 2024, 03:12 by Stephyonike
Took me a long time, but got there in the end. Excellent puzzle!
on 18. February 2024, 23:11 by Perladel
Really really enjoyable!
on 18. February 2024, 18:30 by slowbiex
this was so much fun, hard but beautiful logic!
Thanks for setting.
on 18. February 2024, 09:01 by EmpyClaw
Wow! I also took quite some time, but what a stupendous solve when I got there. Thank you!
on 18. February 2024, 07:31 by femto113
took forever but worth it!
on 17. February 2024, 21:40 by RedBarchetta
After a 2 hour solve, I stared at this beauty for another 15 minutes. The patterns that emerge are incredible. I had an inkling about the Phistomefel corners, but what ended up there was so nice. The 5x5 ring came out as I had hoped or expected. But the 7x7 "ring" outside of the 5x5 ring has a very nice and unexpected pattern. Pretty cool. Lots of coloring, lots of deductions, great puzzle. Thanks!
on 17. February 2024, 18:06 by GeorgeTheToad2
Enjoyed this one. Thank you.
on 17. February 2024, 13:53 by Bankey
Fun puzzle. Thanks, @ kuraban :).
on 17. February 2024, 13:51 by Snookerfan
Great puzzle! Thank you
