
NHL Wordle (Draft Challenger)
Name the day's NHL player in eight guesses, or fifteen in Classic.
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Name the day's NHL player in eight guesses, or fifteen in Classic.

Fill a 3x3 grid with answers that fit both row and column, from a new universe each weekday.

Guess the day's secret Nintendo character from franchise, type, origin and debut.

Connect the dots into triangles and reveal a hand-made low-poly picture, one puzzle a day.

A new picross puzzle every day that turns into a small pixel-art picture.

A bite-sized daily nonogram: fill the grid from the row and column clues.

A calm, original picture-logic puzzle a day, filled in from number clues.

Shade the blocks in each line from the run lengths given beside it.

Change the day's word four times: move, add, remove and replace a letter once each.

Nine places, one neighbourhood plan: arrange them so every rule fits.

Read ten real local news headlines, then slide their split halves back together in as few moves as you can.

Point your phone at true north once a day and see how many degrees you missed by.

Answer three questions, then see how normal you are next to the crowd.

Guess the day's secret proper noun, with every guess ranked by how close it is.

Guess the story from a haiku, one line at a time, three times a day.

Name the day's Old School RuneScape NPC from its examine text and the hints that follow.

A Game Boy style Minesweeper that never needs a guess, with a daily field.

Click squares to raise their numbers and pop groups of three, clearing the day's grid in as few moves as you…

A crossword with no clues: fit every number from the list into the grid.

Group neighbouring numbers into islands that hit each target total, with a new board every day.

Sort scrambled digits into stacks of one number each.

Start from the number and guess letters to reveal the day's number-filled phrase.

Crack the day's hidden number in six tries, helped by its digit sum and shape.

Fill an immaculate grid with numbers that fit both the row and column property.

Hit the day's target number using only the numbers given.

Wordle for arithmetic: find the day's seven-character equation in six guesses.

Reach three daily targets with four small numbers and a running total.

Find the day's word whose letters, with A=1 to Z=26, add up to the target number.

Crack the day's four-digit code in eight guesses from green, orange and grey digits.

Fill a number tree so every plus node is a sum and every times node a product.

Cross out numbers until every row and column hits its target sum.

Build the day's islands and keep one connected sea.

Guess one grocery product's price and fill in the blanks on its nutrition label.

Clear a grid of numbers without ever making an 8.

Four countries: tap the one that does not belong.

Four words, three connected: tap the odd one out, five rounds a day.

Write a short ode to the day's topic using only the letters in its title.

Five quick guesses a day about the numbers behind real life, and how far off you were.

One word is missing from several sentences: name it on as few clues as you can.

Look around a real 360-degree filming location and name the movie in five guesses.

A Wordle row is already played and only one word fits it. Name it.

Every statement about the hidden code is true except one: find the liar, then the code.

Draft five cards, then beat five enemies with that deck, in one attempt a day.

Your shadow copies your last move, one step late: get you to the sun and it to the moon at once.

Find one hidden five-letter word at a time in a small grid, ten times over.

Make the target from the day's numbers, then keep finding new ways to make it.

Fill the operator blanks between fixed digits so the line, read left to right, hits the target.

Combine seven numbers on a hex grid into the day's target.