cluestreakFollow relationships between the three grids. Medium puzzles require cross-grid reasoning or an either/or clue, without ordering, subset rules or counterfactuals.
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If Amelia and Latte have no possible treat in common, they cannot belong together. Compare the remaining options in the third category instead of treating each table as a separate puzzle.
The strongest required rule is tier 2. These grids add indirect exclusions to the basic one-to-one rules. The explanation records the exact shared possibilities used for each exclusion.
The community garden has new blooms. Discover who planted each flower and which tool they brought.
Fresh creations fill the studio shelves. Find each maker’s piece and glaze.
Bakers set out their best recipes. Match each baker to their cake and stand.