The Crown
Thirteen edges, including a lower rim and a pointed silhouette. Notice the routes through the central points.
Trace the Crown
The art of a single stroke
One line.
A royal
signature.
Trace the golden paths of a royal seal without travelling an edge twice. An elegant little challenge among crowns, rubies and gleaming regalia.
An independent, free royal puzzle. No payments or prizes.
ONE UNBROKEN IDEA / EVERY LINE ONCE / AS LONG AS YOU NEED
IN THE SOVEREIGN’S COLLECTION
Three studies
in gold and light.
Fine points, softer velvet and the brilliant edge of a stone give this imagined court its character.
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The Sovereign’s Line
Follow the connecting lines of a royal seal. You may return to a point, but each edge can be drawn only once.
LINES DRAWN0 / 13
CURRENT POINT1
Start on gold
Point 1 holds the pen. The stronger outlines show places you can go next.
Never retrace
Return to a point along a new edge. A finished gold edge cannot be reused.
Leave nothing behind
A complete seal has every edge drawn once, not just a closed loop.
A NOTE BEFORE THE NEXT STROKE
A return is not a retrace.
A line can bring you back to a familiar point. That is allowed. What matters is whether the edge itself has already turned gold. See the seal as a collection of edges, rather than a collection of destinations.
Read the drawing guideA SMALL COLLECTION OF CHALLENGES
Different forms.
The same fine rule.
The Facet
Nine edges form an outer figure and an inner triangle. Decide when to enter the centre connections.
Try the FacetThe Rosette
Twelve edges gather around one shared point. Each petal is part of a single complete stroke.
Explore the Rosette
Lift a stroke
Undo when a branch closes too soon. Revising an idea is part of finding a route.
Ask for a direction
A hint finds a possible continuation when one exists. It is available without conditions.
Put down the pen
No timer or daily task follows you. A later visit is a clean beginning.
Before you begin
A little clarity
before the next line.
Can a point be visited more than once?
Yes. The restriction applies to edges, not points. You may revisit a numbered point using a different unused line.
Why does the hint ask me to undo?
Some earlier choices leave no route that can include every remaining edge. Undo changes that position; a hint cannot create a missing edge.
Do I need to draw with a steady hand?
No. Select the next point with a tap or a keyboard action. The line is drawn between the two points for you.
Is there a reward for completing every seal?
The completed golden pattern is the outcome. There are no prizes, paid retries, accounts or ongoing tasks.
A GOOD PLACE TO CONTINUE
A note for the royal collection?
Tell us which seal you chose and the points you visited. A clear route makes an unexpected result easier to describe.