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Example question
So, I make or have made a puzzle where someone has to find a move sequence in a certain number of moves or achieve some other objective just like a chess puzzle. however, there is no specific tag for this kind of puzzle that I can tell.
Even confined to chess, chess is not spec...
It's an easy one, lets see who gets it the fastest.
This is substraction sudoku.
The rules are the same like common sudoku. With addition rules.
In the row, the number in the orange box is the subtraction from its left side
(sum of 3 squares) from its right side (sum of 3 squares). Also In the column, the number in the box is the subtraction f...
This is a jigsaw puzzle cryptic crossword: the clues are listed in alphabetical order of answer. Answers are fitted into the grid to produce a valid crossword solution. No squares contain more than one letter, and (I'm pretty certain) there is only one solution.
Bat-bishop raging that his is...
Maybe it's too easy? I'm also looking for critique in grammar or understanding.
This thing the weak it crushes,
Like noxious weed it clutches;
The brave that crave it grow,
On and on they fall.
Workers, learners, thinkers,
It plants the seed in all.
Here's a quick one. The final answer is a 6-letter word.
First player advantage? I don't believe in anything like that. It's just an excuse people use to explain away why they lost. Instead, victory depends on which side gets the next move.
You can only use Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division. This is for a math project for my daughter.
50 years ago, there was a far-out party.
Who was the fourth cat that made it a gas?
Bah Dee,
Lee Shore,
Woz Fromm
Spelling doesn't matter, as long as it sounds right.
Leave me alone and I will sleep forever
Wake me up rudely and I will rock you with a jab
Little hard of hearing but you will thank me forever!
Who am I?
