Coatlicue
(Published on 12. December 2024, 14:41 by aqjhs)
- Normal sudoku rules apply.
- Cells one chess knight's move apart may not contain the same digit.
- Spanish Literal Lines: Any four consecutive cells along a light blue line must contain digits with a different number of letters in their spanish name. i.e. one each from the sets {12}, {368}, {4}, and {579}.
- Digits joined by a black dot are in 1:3 ratio, digits joined by a white dot are consecutive, and digits joined by a light blue dot have the same number of letters in their spanish name. Not all possible dots are given.
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Solution code: Row 9 followed by row 1
Comments
on 13. January 2025, 21:16 by aqjhs
By Neokart's recommendation gave these lines the "Literal" moniker.
on 30. December 2024, 04:41 by itsid
when I had in all fours relatively early on, I was very proud of myself thinking I am about to -lil'man- speed run this one...
an hour later with a substantial amount of hair lost and decades older, not so much ;-)
Really nice, but tough as nails!
on 20. December 2024, 02:44 by Jrosas
Es muy dificil y muy Bonita. Muchas gracias.
on 15. December 2024, 17:11 by PuzzlePatzer
That was....difficult! but very enjoyable! thank you for sharing.
on 13. December 2024, 07:40 by askaksaksask
Truly original. All the fun of line variants, and a new way to partition the integers 1-9... such fun to train my brain to scan in new ways. Thank you for the wonderful puzzle!
on 12. December 2024, 20:21 by Justalilguy
Wonderful setting, I am amazed how you managed to set many puzzles with the same line geometry.
on 12. December 2024, 19:05 by mihel111
Well done. Very original.
