Logic Masters Deutschland e.V.

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PUZZLE:

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RULES:

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"Normal" Schrödinger rules apply
(i.e. place the digits 0 through 5 once each in every row and column; two of the digits will have to share a Schrödinger Cell; each row and column contains exactly one Schrödinger Cell; and the value of each cell is the sum of its digits).

A clue in an external cell either:

a) represents the rank of the number formed by reading the values in that row or column from that direction, where [1] is the lowest such row or column and [20] is the highest. If two ranks are tied, the value in both external cells is the lower of the two ranks being shared (e.g. if the lowest four ranks are "12453", "13524", "13524" and "15432", the values in the relevant external cells would be [1], [2], [2] and [4] respectively), or;

b) gives the sum of the first X values in the corresponding row or column, where X is the value closest to the clue.

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INTRODUCTION:

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My contribution to the rankest puzzle series I know. You may find the others in the series through this link.

Have fun!

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