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Fencing Craps

(Published on 12. August 2026, 04:10 by scottgarner)

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Normal Sudoku rules apply. Digits along a red parity line alternate odd/even. Digits along a purple renban line must form a set of non-repeating consecutive digits in some order. Digits separated by a black dot are in a 2:1 ratio. Digits separated by a white dot are consecutive. Digits on thermometers are strictly increasing from bulb to tip.

Solution code: Row one.


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on 12. August 2026, 21:22 by firespire
As a fan of 1 star puzzles without sums in them, I liked that.

As it has a different puzzle title on Sudokupad I don't know what we were fencing.

on 12. August 2026, 18:57 by scottgarner
@fuxia My apologies and thank you for the note. I'll be more cautious going forward.

Last changed on 12. August 2026, 18:57

on 12. August 2026, 18:54 by scottgarner
@Mozart40 For me, 4231 forces a conflict on the Kropki dots. I'll be more careful about embedding a solution in the future.

on 12. August 2026, 17:52 by GeorgeTheToad2
Best so far, would have been better to publish all these 4x4 under one puzzle.

on 12. August 2026, 12:26 by Mozart40
@fuxia or just publishing all together as one puzzle.

on 12. August 2026, 09:03 by fuxia
Please stop posting so many puzzles in such a short time frame. You are pushing the puzzles of other setters off the front page. That's why you get a warning when you post too often. Leave at least 3 or 4 days between your puzzles, and you are very welcome.

on 12. August 2026, 04:24 by macintux
Another fast but entertaining puzzle, thanks. Your 4x4s seem like they’re just subtle enough to make for good introductory material for new solvers.

Difficulty:1
Rating:65 %
Solved:57 times
Observed:0 times
ID:000UBD

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