9876543201
(Eingestellt am 21. September 2026, 21:43 Uhr von j0bs)
Normal Sudoku rules apply.
Look-and-Say Cage: When said out loud, digit by digit, the clue in the topmost cell of the cage tells the number occurrences of certain digits in the cage. For instance, 1234 would be read as "one two, three four", indicating there's one 2 and three 4s.
Anti-King: Cells separated by a king's move (in chess) may not have the same digit.
White Kropki: Cells separated by a white dot contain consecutive digits. Not all dots are necessarily given.
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Lösungscode: Column 9
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Zuletzt geändert am 22. September 2026, 14:45 Uhr
am 22. September 2026, 09:47 Uhr von Martina
There are 34 cells in the cage but only 24 in the look-and-say rule. Am I misunderstanding the rule?
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j0bs: Thanks for checking out my puzzle :)
Digits that are unclued can appear in the cage too, as long as they follow all other rules.
