A Holiday season quiz, in Greek. Answers and a more strategic way to administer it , one which encourages some answer sharing follow on pages 3 and 4.
Hail Mary
Instructions (PDF, 7.1, page 28).
Puzzle (A3-sized PDF).
This Snake Pit problem was created for purposes of Greek team prep for the WPC.
Puzzle (A3-sized PDF).
This Snake Pit problem was created for purposes of Greek team prep for the WPC.
Mochinyoro
Paint some empty cells black. No square of side 2 is entirely black. No black area is rectangular. All white areas are rectangular. All white areas are diagonally adjacent. A white area may contain up to one number, and that number must be its area.
The following puzzle is intended to be instructive, so not terribly hard.
The following puzzle is intended to be instructive, so not terribly hard.
Decidedly Average Haido
EDIT: puzzle is broken
What can I say? I got inspired, though I don't think the type has much to offer. Rules.
Haido the Oneth |
Introductory Reflect Link
Introductory in the sense that it's very easy, not in the sense that it's this blog's first puzzle of the kind. What fun would doing things in order be?
Draw a single loop through some cells of the grid. All places where the loop crosses over itself are given, and the loop goes straight at all such intersections. Some loop corners are marked. On some of these marks the number of cells occupied by the corner is given.
Yes, that's another pattern breaking kludge.
Draw a single loop through some cells of the grid. All places where the loop crosses over itself are given, and the loop goes straight at all such intersections. Some loop corners are marked. On some of these marks the number of cells occupied by the corner is given.
An introductory Reflect Link |
Yes, that's another pattern breaking kludge.
A Tall Fence
My original intent was to write an easy puzzle. It is anything but. Please share your solve experience. (Rules of Fences)
Tall fences |
Painting black rectangles again
This Nuribou puzzle is large but easy, with the possible exception of its very first step. It is also the blog's first puzzle constructed while I was standing up.
The Seventh Nuribou |
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