Separate dragons from gems in each grid using as few straight lines as possible. Each line should go all the way through the grid.
The answer to the puzzle is one word.
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For the accepted answer to work, it should be specified that the lines must be some of the lines that make the grid. – Arnaud Mortier Sep 22 '19 at 17:09
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@ArnaudMortier Yes, this is implied – Mariia Mykhailova Sep 22 '19 at 17:25
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I believe the solution is:
Small explanation:
If there is a dragon adjacent to a gem, then there must be a line between them. For some puzzles like #1, #2, and #4, three lines are the minimum one as we cannot construct a solution with only two lines.
And the secret word is:
JASPER,
anagram of the letters formed by the linestaken from the letters formed by the lines, reading from red to purple gems in rainbow order (thanks @Deusovi!).
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8(It's not just an anagram - the gems are all different colors, so you can get the secret word by reading in rainbow order!) – Deusovi Sep 07 '19 at 02:52
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