Between Two Islands
A cell touching two different islands can't belong to either one — it's sea.
How it works
- 1Two different islands have grown close enough that one cell now touches both of them.
- 2That cell can't join either island without connecting them — it must be sea. This is the general form of Diagonal Clues: it applies to any two islands' current shapes, not just their starting clue positions.
- Island (land)
- Sea
- Cells that establish the pattern
- Where the conclusion lands