Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

Same ruleset as Rolling Snowballs, with a little rebranding and some new logical ideas. Difficulty estimated at 3-4 stars. Enjoy!

Rules:

Normal Sudoku: Place the digits 1 to 9 in every row, column, and 3x3 box.

Snowballs:

• Each light blue circle in the grid is a Snowball. Snowballs roll in straight lines—either horizontally or vertically—through a set of orthogonally connected cells. The total length (in cells) of a Snowball's path is given by the number in the top left corner of its starting cell.
• The digits along a Snowball's path behave as follows: after the first two digits, each digit is the sum of the two preceding digits (just like the Fibonacci Sequence).
• Snowballs may cross paths, and therefore may share one or more cells with other Snowballs.

Example: Below is an example of a length 5 Snowball. The digits 4, 5, and 9 are each the sum of the two preceding digits: 4=1+3, 5=4+1, and 9=5+4.

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