Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

Its been quite a journey, 50 puzzles so far. Thanks to everyone who gives my puzzles a try, its means alot to me! The series will continue, lets see if I have the creativity for 50 more puzzles after this one... This time I've decided to use a somewhat forgotten shading ruleset which I really liked. If you know this already, the puzzle should be on the easier side (2.5*), if not it might take some time to figure out but the logic should be still approachable (3*-4*). Have fun!

Normal Sudoku rules apply.

Anti-Knight: Cells a knight's move apart cannot contain the same digit.

Letters: Each letter represents a unique digit. Consonants correspond to odd digits, while vowels correspond to even digits. For the purposes of this puzzle, Y is considered a vowel.

Renban: Digits on a purple line must form a set of consecutive digits in any order.

Shading: In the completed grid, cells containing values exactly one greater than an immediate neighbour (diagonally or orthogonally) within their box are shaded. All possible shaded cells are given. For example a valid box can look like this:



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Try out the others of this series:
Parity Fun 30
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