Follow the line all the way home.
A complete seal uses every edge once. A repeated point is fine; a repeated stroke is not.
Revisit a point. Never reuse an edge.
Begin at point 1
The pen starts on the filled gold point. Available neighbours have a stronger outline. Select one of them to draw the connecting edge. You can also use Tab to focus a point and Enter or Space to choose it.
Follow edges, not empty space
Only a line drawn in the pattern can connect two points. A point that looks close may still have no direct edge. Selecting a disconnected point leaves the route unchanged and explains why the move cannot be made.
Do not retrace gold
After an edge has been used, it becomes a brighter gold stroke. That edge cannot be used again. You may return to an earlier numbered point along a different unused edge, which is essential in some patterns.
Recognise a closed branch
It is possible to arrive at a point with no available edge while part of the seal remains unfinished. That is a dead end, not a completed drawing. Lift a stroke with Undo and try another branch. You can undo more than once.
Ask for the next point
Show a route examines whether the remaining edges can still be completed from your current position. If they can, a suitable next point is outlined. If they cannot, the message tells you to undo. A hint does not draw the edge automatically.
Complete three different forms
The Crown has 13 edges, the Facet has 9 and the Rosette has 12. Choosing another seal starts from its point 1, and Restart seal clears the current route. Completion is simply using every edge; no score or real-world benefit is attached.
Ready to try the idea?
All of the controls described above are included on the main page. A new visit starts with a clean activity.
Trace a seal