Stimim's Notes

Rules Normal Sudoku rules apply Nonconsecutive: Orthogonally adjacent cells must not contain consecutive numbers XV Cells separated by an X must sum to 10 Cells separated by an V must sum to 5 Not all XV are given (no negative constraint) Links F-puzzles

 Rules Normal Sudoku rules applied Thermo: Digits must increase along the thermometers Killer: Digits in each cage sum to the number in top left corner AntiKnight: Cells that are a (chess) knight's move apart cannot contain the same digit. Links F-puzzles

  Rules Normal Sudoku rules applied. Each cage is the record of n-th trick in a contract bridge game, where n is the number in the top left corner of the cage. 10, J, Q, K, A are recorded as 10, J, Q, K, A, but are treated as 12345 respectively when considering Sudoku rules. 2~9 are recorded as 2~9. For some cards, the suit of that card is given in the top right corner. Each cage contains the card played by West, North, East and South, from left to right or top to bottom. Dotted circles indicates the lead / first player of each trick. The up arrows indicate the cell must contain a J, Q, K, or A. The game result is recorded as 3NT/W +2, that is, No trump suits. West and East won 11 of the 13 tricks in total. North led the first trick. If you are unfamiliar with contract bridge, here are rules that each trick must follow (in this particular game): The lead player can play any card from their hand. Other players must follow the suit of the leading card if they can. For example, if le...

Rules Basic Sudoku rules applied. Thermometer Sudoku Digits must increase along thermometers, bulb contains the smallest digit. Killer Sudoku Digits in a killer cage must sum to the number in top left corner. Little Killer Sudoku Digits along the indicated diagonal must sum to the given number. Digits can repeat along the diagonal. Links Penpa+

RULES Normal sudoku rules applied. Thermo Sudoku Digits must increase along the thermometers, where bulb contains the smallest digit. Penpa Link , f-puzzles link

Rules Basic sudoku rules applied Digits in a cage don't repeat. Digits in a cage sums to the value on the top left corner of the cage. Clues outside the grid equals to the sum of the digits of cells along the indicated diagonal. Digits can repeat along these diagonals. One of the digits from 1~9 is Joker, when considering the clues of (3) and (4), the Joker never represents itself. E.g. if Joker is 1, it always means another digit in 2~9 instead. And Jokers can represent different digits in different equations. Digits in clues are also digits. So rules also apply to them unless otherwise specified. Links Penpa+