Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

• Normal sudoku rules apply: Place the digits 1-9 once each in every row, column, and 3x3 box.
• Full Moon: Place 9 Full Moon cells in the grid so that there is one Full Moon in every row, column, and box. Each Full Moon must contain a different digit. The digit in a Full Moon must match at least two of the following: its row number (top to bottom), column number (left to right), or box number (in reading order).
• Werewolf: Place 9 Werewolf cells in the grid so that there is one Werewolf in every row, column, and box. Each Werewolf must contain a different digit. A Werewolf may not occupy the same cell as a Full Moon. If a Werewolf is orthogonally adjacent to a Full Moon, it becomes powered up, and its value becomes the sum of its own digit and the digit(s) in the Full Moon(s) orthogonally adjacent to it. The powered up Werewolf then goes on a rampage, killing any cells orthogonally adjacent to itself that are not Full Moons. When a cell is killed, its value is reduced to 0.
• For clarity, the values of Full Moons, Werewolves that have not been powered up, and any cells that have not been killed are their own digits.
• Killer: The values of cells in a cage must sum to the total in the top left corner. Digits may not repeat within a cage, but values may.

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