Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

This is my response to Scojo's setting prompt from a few weeks ago, as redeemed by gdc. The prompt was "equal split lines", but it wouldn't be a ThePedallingPianist puzzle without me trying to be different somehow, so this was my interpretation!



Normal sudoku rules apply.

Dynamic Fog: The grid is partially covered in fog. Entering a correct digit may clear fog somewhere in the grid, revealing more clues.

Split Krokpea Lines: Dots divide lines into segments, which always have a dot at both ends. A dot's value is considered to be the difference between the digits either side of it on the line. A line segment sums to a concatenation of the values of the dots at either end of that segment in base 10.

For example: "2•78•7" would be a valid portion of a line, as the digits either side of the dots have differences of 5 and 1 respectively, and the digits between the dots sum to 15.

N.B. If a line segment loops back to the same dot, that dot is considered to be at both ends of the segment. For example, a loop of "...32•15..." is valid as the value of the dot, which is on both ends of the segment, is 1, and the segment sums to 11.