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Where do knights jump on an indexing checkerboard?

(Published on 19. July 2025, 11:00 by graggle)

Back by unpopular demand! The second puzzle in the indexing checkerboard series.

- Normal 8x8 sudoku rules apply (without regions).

- Row indexers: Blue cells are row-indexing cells. A digit in a blue cell gives the placement of that cell's row number in its column (see diagram below for example).

- Column indexers: Red cells are column-indexing cells. A digit in a red cell gives the placement of that cell's column number in its row (see diagram below for example).

- Anti-Knight: Cells separated by a knight's move in chess cannot contain the same digit.

- Cells with a grey square contain an even digit. Cells with a grey circle contain an odd digit.

Indexer example:

Difficulty 3-4

Solve it on CTC .

Please feel free to ask any question regarding the puzzle in the comments and I’ll do my best to respond ASAP :)

If you are having trouble with this puzzle, you might want to try the first puzzle of the series: LMD page .

Solution code: Row 3, left to right. Answer should be 8 characters, no spaces.

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Solved by mnhuik, alexsmart, SKORP17, Briks, jorningekr, vitaminz, Fisherman
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Last changed on 25. July 2025, 01:46

on 20. July 2025, 18:39 by Fisherman
Impressive.

Difficulty:3
Rating:N/A
Solved:7 times
Observed:5 times
ID:000O9I

Variant combination Chess

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