Consecutive Non-Consecutives Borders
(Published on 11. August 2025, 10:05 by pagedo)
Consecutive Non-Consecutives
Consecutive Non-Consecutives Disjoint
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
Nonconsecutive: Cells that are orthogonally adjacent cannot contain consecutive digits.
Cells connected by a pink Renban line form a set of consecutive digits, in any order, without repeats. Renban lines may wrap around to the opposing first or last row border cells or to the opposite diagional border cells.
Cells joined by an X sum to 10. Cells joined by a V sum to 5.
Cells joined by a black dot, one digit is double the other.
Not all Xs, Vs or dots are given.
Solve with SudokuPad
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Thanks
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Solution code: Row 9 digits
Comments
on 11. August 2025, 19:33 by Pairot
Nice puzzle, a somewhat novel rule but not overused.
I'll rate it 2 stars difficulty because I had to bifurcate the X on box 5/8 a little bit.
on 11. August 2025, 16:24 by h1dd3ntrip7e
Lots of fun, neat idea with the Renban wrapping. Consecutive constraint is so powerful.
on 11. August 2025, 14:56 by Kiwo
This was a very beautiful puzzle! Thank you for sharing!
on 11. August 2025, 11:10 by JoeyJoeJoe
00:18:34 for me. Very nice . Pretty sure this is solvable without the x chain between box 4 and 5.
on 11. August 2025, 10:13 by pagedo
Fixed the solution code
