! / \ !---!---!---! \ / \ / ! W / \ / \ !---!---!---! \ / !

Each intersection of this hexagonal star is the location of a unique letter none of which is an "A". A "W" is already placed as a starter. Each line is a common English four letter word when read from at least one direction.

What solutions can you offer?

An afterthought:
Using unique letters, but with access to all vowels, what other solutions are available?

(In reply to Analysis of solving by Gamer)

Gamer, when devising this I went through very similar thought processes.

In an attempt to get a unique solution, which I soon realised was not going to be possible I settled on imposing "W" as a way to limit the breadth of solutions, but even that scenario "blew out"!

http://members.iinet.net.au/~brianjnow/perplexus/Perplexians.html

Edited on December 19, 2013, 11:22 pm

Posted by brianjn on 2008-07-19 02:32:48