Diagonal Clues
Two clues that touch only at a corner can never share a cell — the two squares between them are sea.
How it works
- 1The 2 and the 3 touch only at a corner, so their islands can never share a cell.
- 2Each of the two squares between them touches both clues at once, so joining either island would connect the two.
- 3Neither square can belong to anybody — both are sea.
- Sea
- Cells that establish the pattern
- Where the conclusion lands