Lore (you may skip below the image if you are looking for the rules):
This is the second entry of the chess-sudoku puzzle series. This time around, we'll be tackling a much more sophisticated opening compared to the lame symmetrical London from the previous puzzle. Once again, the moves to reach this opening are indicated on the board with arrows, thermos and between lines with e4 e5, Nf3 Nc6, Bb5 Nf6 and d3. The puzzle is meant to be slightly easier than the one before, I hope you enjoy.
Rules
+Normal Sudoku rules apply: Place the digits 1 to 9 once in every column, row and box.+Anti-German-Whispers: All adjacent digits on an Anti-German-Whisper row or column must have a difference AT MOST 4. There are 4 rows and 4 columns ON the chess board that have this functionality. (this rule does not effect the digits outside of the chess board, aka column 1 and row 1)
+Liar X-Sums: Digits outside of the grid indicate the sum of the first X digits seen in that direction where X is the first digit seen. However, the clues outside of rows and columns that do not follow an Anti-German Whisper are "liar" clues and they must be wrong.Lösungscode: Row 1
am 27. Februar 2025, 14:09 Uhr von ghaia
I like the anti-german whispers! They really interesting, I hope we get to see more of them in the future :) Fun puzzle!
.proxz14's response: Ayy thanks :) Fun comment!