Chaotic Meidjuluk #2
(Published on 5. January 2026, 20:31 by PrimeWeasel)
Fill the grid with 7 regions which do not touch orthogonally or diagonally and fill them with the digits 1 to 7. Divide the remainder of the grid into 15 regions, one of each size 1 to 15. Such a region may not contain repeated numbers, and it may only contain factors of its size (e.g. a region of size 6 may contain any combination of 1,2,3, and 6, including none of them).
A given digit within a (non-Meidjuluk) region counts the amount of cells it sees within its region, including itself. A given digit within a Meidjuluk region has no added meaning other than being a given.
Digits can not be repeated in rows and columns.
Link to Penpa
And here's a visual example for 4-regions with Meidjuluk N=8
Which can be solved Here
The solution code for the example for column 3, row 6 would be 621435554552371
#1 can be found Here
Solution code: Row 8 (Put in the region size for Meidjuluk cells)
Comments
on 13. February 2026, 11:52 by bodemeister
Great puzzle, with a perfect balance of given clues and logical deductions. Amazing how everything fits together so smoothly in the end. Looking forward to solving more of your puzzles!
on 7. February 2026, 04:35 by Agent
Great ruleset idea, lots of fun!
on 6. January 2026, 20:35 by marcmees
Fantastic CC-MDJLK. Thanks
~ TY MM
on 6. January 2026, 15:37 by Fool on Hill
A serious challenge - great puzzle
~ Thanks so much!
on 6. January 2026, 14:46 by Andrewsarchus
Really loving this ruleset!
~ Really love seeing you solve them!
on 6. January 2026, 14:30 by h5663454
Great…but it’s easy to miss some things…
I’m feeling a little dizzy right now…
~ Take care and thanks for the solve! #3 will be much easier!
on 6. January 2026, 11:43 by Tacosian
Awesome!
~Thanks!
on 6. January 2026, 09:25 by Piatato
Great fun!
~As it should be!
