Thermo-Knight
(Published on 3. September 2025, 00:34 by brtmns)
Also, this time the knight reminds the real anti-knight rule not the anti-anti-knight.
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Digits strictly increase along a thermometer, starting from the bulb.
A Latin numeral separates two digits that add to corresponding number.
Two cells a chess knight’s move apart cannot contain the same digit.
A cell with a gray circle must contain an odd digit.
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Solution code: column 9 top to bottom 9 digits.
Comments
on 17. September 2025, 16:40 by KingIsulgard
"A Latin numeral separates two digits that add to corresponding number."
Don't you mean Roman numeral? Or is this a trick rule?
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I typed that with whatever juice left in my brain after setting the puzzle, I meant roman numerals, but according to its Wikipedia page term latin numerals won't make any difference in terms of this puzzle.
Brtmns
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You are absolutely right, I guess my brain farted.
KingIsulgard
PS: Really enjoyed this puzzle.
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Glad you did, thanks
Brtmns
on 3. September 2025, 21:40 by Myfyr MJ
Very nice but tough - took me 61 minutes so I think I missed any obvious break in.
on 3. September 2025, 17:35 by SquareCat
Fun puzzle with different and unique constraints! Thanks!
on 3. September 2025, 04:51 by KyleBaran
It took me a minute to realize the thermos are shaped like a knight
