Solution code: Column 1
on 27. March 2026, 02:20 by Phandor
Easy, but fun puzzle.
Thank you for sharing Drew's story. I am sure his legacy will bring joy and give strength to many children, who face hard times.
on 24. March 2026, 02:36 by TomT
I had the same trouble with the yellow line instructions. After I understood it was smooth sailing.
on 24. March 2026, 00:45 by timotab
clarified rules
on 23. March 2026, 23:42 by CardinalEmil
I also misinterpreted the gold line instruction and made it almost until the end until conflicts appeared...
on 22. March 2026, 08:50 by TeddieMilo
The gold line is a Nabner line.. somehow I find the description not clear.
on 21. March 2026, 11:59 by Blackophelia
Such a lovely tribute, and lovely puzzle. Thank you <3
on 21. March 2026, 11:15 by davidemsa
According to the dates given, Drew was only 12 years old, that's heartbreaking. This puzzle is a great tribute, fittingly posted on what would have been his 13th birthday.
on 21. March 2026, 10:01 by Martina
@SanFranSam Thanks for your input. I would not have solved it without that.
on 21. March 2026, 00:58 by SanFranSam
Um not to complain but I interpreted "no pair of digits on a line" to mean consecutive digits. It meant no two digits anywhere on the line can't be consecutive. Once i figured that out it was fine.
on 20. March 2026, 23:26 by Manta-Ray
What a lovely tribute, rest in peace Drew.
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| Rating: | 93 % |
| Solved: | 276 times |
| Observed: | 2 times |
| ID: | 000RZ8 |