One, Two, Three-Nine, Three-Nine, Three-Nine
(Eingestellt am 29. Juli 2026, 03:36 Uhr von brichmond)
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Normal sudoku rules apply.
Between-line: Digits along a line are strictly between the digits in the circles on the ends of the line.
Quadruples: Every digit shown in a circle appears in one of the four cells around it.
X·V·III: Digits in cells joined by an X sum to 10. Digits in cells joined by a V sum to 5. Digits in cells joined by a III sum to 3.
Partial Trójki: A dot between two cells shows a relationship between their digits. ±n means the digits differ by n. ⋇n means one digit is n times the other. Not all dots are given.
Cornerstone: At least one of the grid's four corner cells contains a 3.
The old numerists held that 3 and 9 are not two numbers but one number twice:
the seed and its garden, the stone and the wall it was cut for.
Any 9 you meet is only a 3 that has finished growing, and any 3 a 9 that has not
yet begun. On this account the pair keep a perfect balance.
Lösungscode: Box 5, from left to right, top to bottom. All 9 digits.
Kommentare
Gestern, 04:04 Uhr von brichmond
I did aim for this to be an easier puzzle. There are a few parts that might be tricky depending on your approach.
Spoiler-free tips!
- Think about the numbers in the title -- it is a good starting place.
- Understand, or consider, the implications of the between line.
- Coloring! (You can color the whole grid one color first to help see any other coloring -- if the 39 gets in the way.)
am 30. Juli 2026, 04:08 Uhr von TeddieMilo
Might have missed something, i stucked for quite sometimes near the end. So it's not a 1* for me. But very nice puzzle. TQ!
