Sir Aloysius of Arendia (Anti-Knight, Kropki)
(Published on 1. January 2025, 07:40 by juddimal)
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
- Cells separated by a knights move may not contain the same digit.
- For each line select two digits; that line is a sequence using only those digits. (For example a line could read 1121121 or 1212121).
- The gray square contains the only digit not on any line.
- White dots are consecutive. Black dots are in a 2:1 ratio.
Solution code: Column 1 (9 digits)
Comments
on 11. January 2025, 06:39 by SocratesRanz
Challenging and fun. For a long time there seemed to be too little information to get started. Finally I figured out what to focus on.
It would be helpful to add this line to the instructions: "Not all dots are given."
on 7. January 2025, 04:15 by juddimal
I'm not a content creator... but I have made a few (poor) videos explaining how to solve knights move puzzles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAJq5AC-9Ws&t=5s
on 4. January 2025, 20:45 by Sabine64
@baltoguy: No, the 5 existing lines are meant.
on 4. January 2025, 01:31 by itsid
I would have prefered if "the usual sentence" would have been included.. it wasn't so I tryed accordingly just to find that it breaks fairly late, that was a bit annyoing...
Okay true true, wrong expectation on my part.
on 3. January 2025, 16:28 by baltoguy
I do not understand this rule: The gray square contains the only digit not on any line. Is the solvers supposed to create new lines?
on 1. January 2025, 14:26 by TJ
Nice puzzle, solves exactly as expected
