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Standard DuoDoku rules apply (The grid is composed of two overlapping sudoku grids that share two regions, in each of which standard sudoku rules apply)

The clues have been divided and scattered among 16 Carcassonne tiles (Seen here: https://i.imgur.com/Km3qX5h.png ). These tiles must be arranged on the grid in a valid Carcassonne game setup. This means: Edges with a city must match edges with a city, or be along the empty edge of the grid. Edges with a road must match edges with a road, or be along the empty edge of the grid. Edges with only field must match edges with only field, or be along the empty edge of the grid. Tiles cannot overlap, and each tile represents one 3x3 region of a sudoku grid. Tiles which contain one or more given digits must be rotated so that the given digit is rotated correctly. Tiles without any given digits can be rotated in any orientation.

The value of Cloisters/Monasteries (represented by red circles with given digits) represent how many tiles have been placed adjacent to the tile the cloister is on, including the cloister's tile itself. IE, a cloister with a value of 9 means that it's tile is completely surrounded orthogonally and diagonally.

Digits along a road are French Whisper Lines, which means adjacent digits along the line must differ by at least 3. Given digits along a road which aren't also in a city or cloister indicate how many tiles long that road is (how many 3x3 regions it enters), and not all roads have a given digit.

Digits may not repeat within a city. A cell is considered part of a city if any part of the city enters it.

Digits separated by a black meeple (black dot) have a ratio of 1:2. Digits separated by a white meeple (white dot) are consecutive. Not all possible meeples have been placed.

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