Three puzzles, a day each in turn: one route to the treasure in Takara, a line for each train in Kisha, a route the lighthouses count in Tōdai. A minute of rules and you are away.
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Find the one route from the entrance to the 宝. It steps up, down, left
and right, never crosses a wall, never enters a void, and never visits a
square twice.entrancewallvoidtakara
A number beside a row or column says how many of its squares the route covers. The entrance and the 宝 also count as squares of that row or column. No number means no constraint. A clue with ≥ or ≤ is a bound rather than a count: ≥2 says the route covers at least two squares of that row or column, ≤2 at most two.rowcolumnat leastat most
An arrow is a square the route must pass through, leaving in the
direction it points. A four-way marker only says the route comes through —
any way in, any way out. It is drawn with only the ways that are open, so one in
a corner has two arms.arrowfour-waycorner
More than one 宝 means only one is real. The rest are
decoys: exactly one sits at the end of a route that satisfies every other clue.特 specialimpostor
Draw one line for each train, in its colour, from its start to its
finish. A line steps from square to neighbouring square, may leave its start any
way, and never turns round inside a square. Squares no line uses are fine.startfinisha line
Lines may cross, but only on straights: two lines share a square only
when both run straight through it at right angles. Otherwise track never overlaps, and no
line runs into a void or a station.crossingvoid
A station counts the eight squares around it, diagonals included, in
which its own train has track — its start and finish count too, and each square counts
once. Its number is that count. A station with ? only has to be passed at least
once.station? station
A piece of track printed on the board has to be laid by one of the
lines, whichever train it is. A straight piece may still be crossed at right
angles.piece
entrancea line
lighthousemirror
lit: 3
Draw by dragging across squares in {i:line} mode. Drag back along a segment to
rub it out, or switch to {i:erase}. You do not have to start at the entrance
— work back from the treasure if that is easier.
Mark squares {i:green} or {i:red} as notes to yourself. Nothing is checked against
them, and drawing a line through one clears it. On a mouse, dragging with {i:rmb}
erases, and backspace is {i:undo}.
Zoom with {i:zin} {i:zout}, a two-finger pinch, or ctrl and the
wheel. {i:fit} re-centres the board on the screen.
Move the board by dragging with two fingers, the middle mouse
button, or from the margin around the board.
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exactly where you were.