Welcome to a puzzle with a rich history in international competition! This Diagonal Arrow Sudoku, along with my previous post, was created over five years ago for the Indian Sudoku Team's practice for the World Sudoku Championship 2009. Now, with this variant reappearing in WSC 2014, it's been republished to help solvers prepare once again. The rules combine two powerful elements: Arrow Sudoku, where the digit in a circle is the sum of the numbers on its path, and Diagonal Sudoku, where each main diagonal must contain the digits 1-9 exactly once. This print-friendly puzzle offers a deep and satisfying challenge, perfect for anyone looking to test their skills. Are you ready to navigate the arrows and diagonals?
Rules of Diagonal Arrow Sudoku
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| Diagonal Arrow Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #61) |
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