This Eminent D'OHmain puzzle was created as a practice puzzle for the 2009 US Puzzle Championship. It is based on the classic Four Winds puzzle, but with an interesting twist: exactly one square in every row and column remains unconnected. As this is the first puzzle of this type published on Fun With Puzzles, it is designed to be beginner-friendly and easy to solve. Use logical deduction to connect the squares correctly and see if you can complete the puzzle.
Eminent D'OHmain Puzzle Rules
One or more horizontal or vertical lines are drawn from each numbered square. Lines cannot cross or overlap other lines or numbered squares. Each number indicates how many squares are connected by its lines (the numbered squares themselves are not counted). Each empty square is connected by exactly one line, except for one square in each row and column, which will not be connected at all.
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Is there another name to the Four Winds puzzle, cause into spanish we call it "lanzarrayos" but i cant find anyone in the internet. Thanks.