Treasure Rebus - A Logic Quest Game is a brain teaser riddle and puzzle type logic quest game. The game includes riddles and puzzles the solving of which requires the players' general knowledge and internet research. Good luck and have fun! [Subbed by Edgar]Update: This riddle is updated!
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What is Treasure Rebus?
Treasure Rebus is an escape game to play and have fun while you try to escape from the room or outdoor place by using your point and click and puzzle solving skills. You may need to find and use hidden items and clues around, combine some items with other items to use them on correct places, and solve some different types of puzzles.
How can I play Treasure Rebus?
You can play Treasure Rebus game with your mouse and point and click skills to find items and clues, use them on correct places, and solve some puzzles. You can navigate between rooms or screens and you may also zoom on some places to look closer. You may select items from your inventory to use or you may drag and drop them.
How can I solve Treasure Rebus?
You can solve Treasure Rebus game by looking around to find and use items and clues on correct places, combining items, and solving some puzzles. You can also check comments section for hints or ask to other players to get help from them. If you still can't figure out any part of the game, you can also check video walkthroughs.
Can I post hints for Treasure Rebus?
Yes, you can post your comments to share your hints or walkthroughs for Treasure Rebus game to help other players. They may check your hints, if they can't figure out some parts of games. You can also reply and help other players, if they ask for help in comments section. We will all be thankful for your help and hints for the games.
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nope. Just playing around really. lol. It's a fun site.
ReplyDeleteSo, in the picture we are at the wall and the guard won't let us by. hmph! It's Stormhold and the clue says "through the edges of the world" so I've been trying to see if there's anything significant around the edges of the pic. So far I've got ---------. What could it mean???? LOL, clearly loooosing it.
@Mgkanda... it looks like leaves
ReplyDeleteLOL mkganda its tooooo haarrrdddd!
ReplyDeleteHas anyone been able to track the picture down?
I tried for a long time but no sucess. Maybe it holds a clue?
@Sally... no.. didn't succeed in that either.. tried as soon as I made the puzzle... but can't find it anywhere (probably not looking in the right place)....
ReplyDeleteWell, I did find a guy that did concept art for the movie, but not this one.
ReplyDeleteWell.... I'm back looking at each picture separetly.... I think there must be some point in it that gives a hint!
ReplyDeleteÍ've found something .... (excited) but only one clue... I think there must be one more on the puzzle pictures......
ReplyDelete@testite Can you expand on that?
ReplyDeleteI've been especially examening the middle piece..
ReplyDeleteIf you look around the edge you see those little houses... you see the streetlamp near the edge??? left of it I think it says 35 degrees!!!!!
Could we be looking for letters hidden?
ReplyDeleteooh! Good find testite!!!
ReplyDeleteI thought I found a letter in the middle/left one on his coat.
ReplyDeleteIt must be.... because you can solve it with only these pictures.....but now for more?????
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ReplyDeleteI'm all over the place!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if we're looking for coordinates?
But now for the longitude!!
ReplyDeleteI thought I saw 7E but can't find it anymore
ReplyDeleteThats brilliant testsite!
ReplyDeleteare we looking south then?
It gives Victoria in Colorado????? Or am I googling wrong again.
ReplyDeleteWell... we are at the south of the picture aren't we according to the sign post with south and north on it... the wall lies to the west and the castle to the east!
ReplyDeleteIt's nearly dinertime, so I'll be back maybe later or tomorrow
ReplyDeleteleaving too. See you tomorrow! Well, maybe. :D
ReplyDeleteBack in civilization again...
ReplyDeleteI not really proceeded with the picture but here some remarks:
If you have a general view at the picture, it shows clearly the outline of France. You recognize Normandy and Bretagne - or more to the right, the characteristic border with Switzerland.
You see a faint (yellowish) grid. Seems to me like a coordinate grid of 1 degree.
The city in the background reminds me a lot to Minas Tirith of 'The Lord of the Rings'. What's the connection to this film? I could see only one through Ian McKellen who played in both films.
Have still to check out the position of some characteristic places like the stars or the signpost.
@U that is fantastic! I would never of seen that!
ReplyDeleteplease will you explain about the yellowish grid
I see what you mean now about the grid
ReplyDeleteEach of the 9 pieces of the jigsaw is divided by 1 horizontal and 3 vertical lines. Easiest to be seen at the top middle part. More or less these lines agree with a 1 by 1 degree grid.
ReplyDeleteOnce you have seen 'France' it's hard to believe that we did not see it for such a long time...
ReplyDeletesome more questions:
Does the tower on top of the city remind anybody to a building in the real world? (I have no idea if it really exists).
I think the 2 dark objects in the sky are supposed to be stars. If I look them up in Google earth I don't see anything special in these regions.
Where does the guard point at? Is this just 'art'?
The clothing of the guard: Is it like in the film? or does it mean anything else?
@U The guard is as he is in the film. His job is to stop anyone from passing the wall.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant work with the outline of France and the grid!
The author says, "all you need for the "small area" is the picture and the poem."
Btw, I immediately thought of Minas Tirith as well.
okay, with the whole picture we have a 12x6 grid, I can see it now. Good eyes, U!
ReplyDelete@U what about the 35degree that @testsite found,too?
ReplyDeletealso bottom right, on the rocks, is possibly numbers (E56 or maybe 95E) or it maybe just the rock!
there is a mont-huon in normandy
ReplyDeleteIf you map out the 2 stars (don't know if that's what we need to do) they are clearly in or on the outskirts of Normandy so...where do they meet?
ReplyDeleteHaha...I should refresh more often. You say Normandy too which means we're probably on the right track.
ReplyDeleteThere are many areas in between the stars that have cathedrals and chateaus.
Since you haven't seen the movie, Tristan and Yvaine end up stars in the sky. So, I think they are relevant.
Hi guys, I'm a new poster but have been playing this great game and following you all closely. Your tips have helped me out a great deal when I have been stuck so I think it's about time I returned the favour.
ReplyDeleteI think I got the Treasure Place yesterday. At least the book did not say "You are wrong", it said that the answer was locked.
You need to look at the 4 line poem on the last page more closely and literally do what the last 2 lines say.
You got it then!!!! Am I on the right track with finding where the stars meet? That's the only hint I need atm
ReplyDeletemkganda, yes you're on the right track :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!!! One more question, do they b-line towards each other, or do I need to take "through the edges of the world" more literally?
ReplyDeleteYes they do what you say. I'm trying not to say too much unless asked as I don't want to spoil anyone's fun :)
ReplyDeleteBTW kudos to Rebus for the best treasure hunting game since Masquerade (anyone old enough to remember that?) I hope there are more.
ReplyDeleteI'm completely missing the point here!
ReplyDelete@mkganda- we b-line the stars and the "area" is where they meet?
SteveR. Thanks for your help. It is very much appreciated. But for the moment I'm with Sally - I don't get it. What do I do with the stars? Connect them? And what are the edges of the world? The edges of the picture?
ReplyDelete@Sally Yes. So if you look at France and (google earth is a good tool for this) mark where the stars are you can make a straight line connecting the two. Then we need the middle where they meet. That's what I've been trying, but haven't gotten it yet.
ReplyDelete@SteveR Thanks for the help! Not there yet, but soon. Welcome to posting, btw. Playing live is a lot of fun. :D
@mkganda - slightly on the wrong track with going towards each other. Look at the last line of the poem again :)
ReplyDelete@SteveR Okay, so the final goal is not the middle of a straight line between the two?
ReplyDelete@Sally sorry, I must have been wrong...again lol.
@mkganda - thanks for the welcome. I've used this site for months for tips but this game has been so good it made me want to post. The pages take AGES to load on my rubbish computer at work but fine at home.
ReplyDelete@mkganda- no matter at all!
ReplyDeletereally confused and feel i'm missing something vital.
If they go through the edges, then over the coast? But how long is a piece of string?
The lines do what the last line of the poem says. You just have to work out what "through the edges of the world" means.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking if they go "through the edges" then they would meet on the Southern coast somewhere. There are "small area"s all over it lol. I've been using the ruler on google earth to try and make their travels the same exact distance. Not getting anywhere really, but still having fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Steve! Your hints are just helpful enough and just vague enough as to not give it away. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteSo, they could possibly leave France?
ReplyDeleteAccording to our vantage point in the picture, it does appear (to me) that we are headed to the UK if we go "through" the border of France.
I might be completely off track once again though. Either way, I'm trying it.
I think I may have it...come on come on come on! I think I may have it only because all of a sudden it's taking forEVER to tell me I'm wrong, so maybe I'm not. Still waiting...
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Steve!!! Couldn't have done it without you! Do you think my hint was too much information?
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ReplyDeleteokay, I'll leave it for now.
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ReplyDeleteToo much information!
ReplyDeletei'm utterly confused
Okay, Sally, throw me a question.
ReplyDeleteWas it my last post that threw you off? I will delete it and just stick around to answer questions in a "you're getting warmer/colder" sort of way like Steve did.
ReplyDeleteI think I have the stars
ReplyDeleteare we talking equal distance to the England because you then said go SE
I was going the wrong way when I went to England. Go the exact other way.
ReplyDeleteRefer to my post at 6:04 and then at only the beginning of post at 6:13.
And, really, there is no need to measure distances as I had thought earlier. Once you have the right general area, you will find it rather easily.
ReplyDeleteOnce again, seemed so easy once I had it.
I have it, but I still dont understand the clues
ReplyDeleteI guessed
Thank you everyone for all the help especially @edgar,@mkganda,@U,@steveR and every one else
Your All Stars!
CONGRATS!!! Well done. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry, I wasn't more clear.
You were great!
ReplyDeleteIts a really good game, just got lost on the last clue!
Hope to see you on the 3oth next year :)
Sorry, but I still don't understand anything.
ReplyDeleteObviously I missed some important parts of the discussion (deleted comments).
As it seems we are looking for a point with equal distance to the 2 stars (in SE direction?). Still don't understand the edges of the world.
@U measuring not required
ReplyDeleteSo what? Do we go til the post and look in GoogleMaps what's there? This can't be all.
ReplyDeleteU, you need to work out what "the edges of the world" actually means then do exactly what the last line of the poem says. No measuring needed.
ReplyDeleteThis seems to be completely out of my way of thinking...
ReplyDeleteFor me, the 4 edges has eiher to do with:
- the signpost in the middle of the picture
- the edges of the whole picture
- the most northern, eastern, southern, western points of France.
Is one of these correct?
Furhtermore, today I can't open the game to re-read more carefully the poem. IE just freezes.
@U - The last line of the poem says "Through the edges of the world they go and meet together at the final goal".
ReplyDeleteOne of your assumption is correct. Just think what the edges of the world are, not the edges of France or the picture, the world :)
Ohh congrats to you all!! Well done.
ReplyDeleteNow if I only could understand what you where all talking about!
Staring at France and not knowing what a B-line or the edges are.
Oh darn...... I just guessed it..... weeehhhhhhh.... got the page with the final puzzle is locked...... wooooot woooot wooooot.....
ReplyDeleteI wish the great game maker would unlock the puzzle earlier...... can't wait to see what the final pages will look like!!!!
ReplyDeleteI start to feel stupid. I don't see it.
ReplyDelete@U Dont feel stupid! You practically had at the end of the 8:52 post, just dont measure.
ReplyDeleteI had to guess and I still dont understand it when I have the answer, thats stupid!
It seems that I am missing something that is obvious to all of you.
ReplyDelete@U read @mkgandas post at 7:02
ReplyDeleteDont measure
Its not IN france
Thanks. I'll check tomorrow. Today I don't see anything.
ReplyDelete@U There is nothing obvious about this one. I looked at the stars close together and thought they would go towards each other. THAT hung me up for a long time. If they took off in different directions however...where would they meet?
ReplyDelete@testite GONGTATS!!!
Just dropped by to say hi.
ReplyDeleteI see you're all making great progress here. Congrats
It's just a pity several riddle games are going on at the same time, so we're divided; Some of us are playing 'Last Enigma' (and we're doing quite good) and you guys are playing here. So we can't help each other.
Maybe we should try to make a team to play riddle games (some riddle games are played by teams) to show the world EG24 rules everywhere.
Anyway good lucvk all.
Hi small! I never even started Enigma. I have until January to get the next one on this so I think I'll join you all. :)
ReplyDelete@sally, just draw lines from the stars to the "area" and see where they go through.
ReplyDelete@U, You are not stupid at all!!
ReplyDeleteIt just hit me reading to the coments which direction to look at....
And the puzzle compared to the map of France in Google....broden your view... as said it is not in France!!
And after you now the answer look at the picture again Sally.... there is something on it that makes it obvious after you know the answer. Really.
@U one thing... forget the equal distance... as said no measuring needed.
ReplyDeleteAt last! I understand DUH!
ReplyDeleteThank you all!
@testite I got it, but still see nothing obvious in the picture. Might drive me crazy now that you said that.
ReplyDeleteMgkanda, see comment SteveR 2:46 PM
ReplyDeleteI am still not sure if I got it correctly now. I would like to try an answer but the game still does not open for me.
ReplyDeleteIt is not in France but close. Is this correct?
@U Yes, very.
ReplyDeleteFinally got it. Thanks really a lot to everybody here.
ReplyDeleteProbably I would have found it a little bit earlier by putting the lines directly on the jigsaw picture instead of using GoogleEarth and misplacing my stars end edges.
So I suppose there is nothing else left here than waiting until January 30...
Will have a look here from time to time and check if there is something new or someone has problems.
Hope to meet you all in 2 months or in another interesting game.
@U You too! I've really enjoyed this game and plan to come back to it. :)
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime I've started Final Enigma and can't for the life of me figure out 19. So stuck.
oops... I meant Last Enigma not Final.
ReplyDeleteI went there too and am stuck at the same point (19). I leave it for the moment.
ReplyDeleteI liked this one here more.
Trying Last Enigma. I'm not very good, stuck on No 6 ;p. It can't be too hard, noone's asked for any tips for it.
ReplyDeleteNo help yet please ;)
@U Not getting anywhere on 19.
ReplyDeleteAAAA! There is no correct number for the jewelry shop! I've tried 00448002300902 (google map number) - "You are wrong!"
ReplyDeleteI've tried 00441212331119 (from http://www.tiffanysdiamonds.co.uk/shop/contact_us.php) - "You are wrong!"
I've tried 00441212301234 (on the street photo)- And again "You are wrong!"
I'm stuck... and f angry...Shame on me
I've entered every f number on that street and I\m always wrong!
ReplyDelete@mind-spam looks like you have the right shop. You used the numbers to find the shop, now what is the shop called? Enter that, no numbers. :)
ReplyDeleteim really stuck on 14 letter word pulling my hair out could someone please give me a hint ta
ReplyDelete@doomed-fixation Oh, the p-4-o...
ReplyDeleteRight, so the first thing you need to do is figure out what your 14 are. We have 2 #s and 12 letters. One of the O's is a zero and in one of those indicates a 3.
The paper tells you where things need to go on the 14 dashes. e.g. p comes 4 spaces before o. It also tells you there are 2 o's (ox2), and we know one of those is a zero b/c I'm pretty sure it was Edgar that told us. It tells us that g is left of e and it mentions that SAME g elsewhere on the paper. (don't remember all of it) There are also 2 i's (ix2) and there is a 3 two spaces right of one of the i's.
It's an address so we know that it must be 30, right? Next hint is that the number is NOT at the beginning. We know that between the O and the zero, there can't be an A. The hint with the A's is 12 letters long so logically both the O and the zero must go between the 2nd and 3rd A because that is the only way to but 4 spaces between them. That tells you that the number isn't at the end either, it's in the middle. It goes street-#-city.
Hope that helps. I spent about 3 hours on that one. I'll check in in a little to see if you need help and explain better if you want. They don't like us to give out spoilers on the message boards, but I'll do my best.
Okay, last level should be up any minute! Who's in??
ReplyDeleteAah! Can't even get my locked page anymore! Hope we don't have to start from the beginning again! I do remember some of them though. Am I alone???
ReplyDeleteI'm in, or would be if I could get on!
ReplyDeleteHi Sally! Looks like we have to go all the way through again. I'm at level 10 right now. Didn't save my notes :(
ReplyDeleteAbout an hour ago I could open my bookmarked page of the last level, but now it just takes me to the book in the beginning. Oi!
I started again but keep getting Ooops broken link messages
ReplyDeleteJust type the name of "the small area" in the text field bellow the book.
ReplyDeleteJust got a msg on FB to just type in the "small area" from the last level under the book. Wasn't working before so let's see. *fingers crossed*
ReplyDeleteIt's not working!!!! :(
ReplyDeleteme either!
ReplyDeleteI cleared the cache and its sort of worked but its incomplete I think!
ReplyDeleteSally, you get in?
ReplyDeleteOh...clear the cache?
ReplyDeleteThis is the dumbest question yet, but how do I do that? I'm on xp and husband usually does that stuff. :S
ReplyDeletein the options menu, browsing history, and then delete all bar save passwords.
ReplyDeleteI didnt do it either!
ReplyDeleteOkay, done. Let's see...
ReplyDeleteGOT IT!!!! Brilliant, Sally!
ReplyDeleteIt's working now, Sally! Just type in the small area under the book again! :D
ReplyDeleteAre you there? I think I know what we have to do, but I'm out of ink in my printer! This may pose a challenge. Plugging away.
ReplyDeletesomething to do with the answers from the puzzle book?
ReplyDeleteYes, and note the "N" in the top left corner. Do you have your answers from the puzzles still?
ReplyDeleteI have 3 for sure and the jigsaw one I think I remember
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ReplyDeleteI have all 4 (I hope, almost positive) if you need one privately on FB if you want. You are the same Sally, right?
ReplyDeleteI just can't remember if we got any indicators of our correct answers or not for those. I'm pretty sure we did.
any progress?
ReplyDeleteUmm I think I'm the same Sally!
ReplyDeletewe could swop answers to double check!
so far I have 13 letters that look wrong!
Me too! I wonder though, if the maze letters anagram to something we need to google to get our six letter word.
ReplyDeleteSending you my puz answers.
Furthest north, for order?
ReplyDeleteSo stuuuuuck
ReplyDeleteOkay, bbl
ReplyDeleteHello, can someone me with the 9 piece puzzle (the jig-saw?) my pdf program isn't working so I need someone to send me a link or a picture of the completed jig-saw if possible, or at least a picture of all 9 pieces
ReplyDeleteWell, it seems I just caught a live one...
ReplyDeleteHello! Been stuck all afternoon!
ReplyDeleteno idea at all.
I have 13 letters, and thats it.
Hi back Sally, so glad to see you again. Look at where the journey has brought us. Happy New Year for you, by the way.
ReplyDeleteHi there, mgkanda! Hug!
Now, if I placed my answers correctly, I get 11 letters that wont spell a thing. You got 13 Sally?
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteYes I got 13
not saying thats right either, but mkganda did too.
Do you get anything from the picture?
You mean the pic of the bank? Nope, I didn't.
ReplyDeleteYou mean the maze? I'm stuck in it, but cant get more than 11 letters! It seems we need to make a 6-letters word, but one of them (the 3rd one from the left has only one possibility. Hmm, I'll re-check.
I got per box left to right
ReplyDelete2 3 1 2 2 3
some paths split
You're right. 13 letters is it... time for another coffee I guess :(
ReplyDeleteWouldn't the N in the map/maze be just a trap? If it shows an order, I can't spell a thing... and it would be way to easy...
ReplyDeleteMaybe the order for the answers is doesn't have any clue, and we have to place them in every possible option until we can get the right code.
if you look at the answers we have from the book,on a map they are N.S.E.W
ReplyDeleteThanks to mkganda!
But I can make no sense of it, so any ideas welcome!
I placed them like that. Still struggling here.
ReplyDeleteGot anywhere Edgar?
ReplyDeleteNot yet Sally, now I'm thinking of anagram a little.
ReplyDeleteHi Edgar! You still here?
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if we're on the wrong track with the building. Or maybe Edgar's right in his comment at 12:48
I wonder if we were supposed to pick between the ones that have two letters to get 6 and anagram, but it seems that through this whole game we get a building or an address to look for the answer not just an answer. Does that make any sense? lol...probably not :s
ReplyDeleteHi there mkganda, yes, I'm still around. As far as I understand, the bank safe is protected with a password, so I don't think we should get any other address or some city to go now. And this is way tougher than it first looked!!
ReplyDeleteI agree Edgar. I was thinking address before, but we were always going for the next envelope, but now I'm wondering if there is a way to look at these letters that may be sort of directions of where to look or what to look up to find our 6 letter answer.
ReplyDeleteI keep getting hung up on the words "even" "uneven" or "avenue" in those letters. TMI on the letters? Obviously it's not all of them, but I'll erase if that's too much.
Getting anywhere Edgar? I'm now messing with the 6 letters we DIDN'T use in the maze. It's something, but it's getting me nowhere so far.
ReplyDeleteNooooo, not going anywhere or getting anything!!
ReplyDeleteYours is the word that makes more sense, if no the only one. THAT if the 4 answers are arranged geographically. ARGH!!
I'll see if I can get something from a different order... but will get some food first. BRB!
Yay! You are still here! Go eat, we'll wait!
ReplyDeleteIs there anything in the book we haven't used? Letter from uncle Gilbert, right? Not much info there, but in some of the other levels the name from whom the envelope came mattered a little, right? We have Uncle Gilbert, Gilbert Wallace, or Uncle Gilbert Wallace.
ReplyDeleteNoooooooooooooooooooooooooowheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeere...
Okay, talking myself through. We are at our final destination and are looking at the safe. We got yet another envelope, we have this puzzle and the letters from it to get our answer.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking google yes, travel probably not. So narrowing it down to probably not an address. Possible anagram?
to anagram or not to anagram, that is the question,
ReplyDeleteWhether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
sorry
losing it here
HEEEELLPPP
LOL Sally!!! "The slings and arrows..."
ReplyDeleteEdgar!!! Get your SD and open this safe this minute!
ReplyDeletelol, kidding. take your time, but then get back here! :D
seconded
ReplyDelete&*%^$%##@#@!)(&**!!!!!!!!!!!!! :P
ReplyDeleteMakes more sense than this puzzle!
ReplyDeleteback and trying some more...
ReplyDeleteLOL,mkganda! wish it would be that easy :P
ReplyDeleteYou forgot it didn't you. Well, back to the old fashioned code cracking I suppose. think think think...
ReplyDeleteWell goodnight,
ReplyDeleteIm sure I wont sleep but my eyes are "rusty"
Best of luck and I'll log in tomorrow for the answer!
sweet dreams
I'll send you any progress! Good night! :D
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone have the 9 piece jigsaw puzzle in one picture file and can they link or send it to me please?
ReplyDeleteI guess it would be bad form to ask rebus_hsh to throw us a bone, it being the last level and all...I counted how many letters go into each box to get a six digit number to nowhere. Back to my letters.
ReplyDelete@the I'm sorry, I don't. I literally printed each up and looked at it on the floor lol. Let me know if you need some help on that. Then you'd be here with us in Crazyville! :D
ReplyDeleteIsn't it entirely possible that since we're looking at the contents of Uncle Gilbert's envelope that the clue is 6 letters and NOT the password? Maybe?
ReplyDeleteEdgar has left me again :(
ReplyDeleteSorry mkganda. I really don't know how to solve this. I'll give it a rest for now... need to clear my head out. Good luck all.
ReplyDeleteOkay, Edgar. I may throw in the towel soon too. Tomorrow, though, I hope to see EnJoy, SteveR, U, testite, and the tackling it with us!
ReplyDeleteI think many forgot though. He reposted it the other day, but it again got buried in the newer games. We had a couple of good game days there.
Night!
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ReplyDeleteIs anyone still working on this? I need help finding the "small area"?
ReplyDeletenevermind Found It!:)
ReplyDelete@the well done! Have you done all 4 puzzles? We could use the extra brain here lol :s
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't finished 3 and 4 I am working on 3 now, I have read your comments about lining up the two clues but here is what I got ahindledapieesgla?nth?eucopyioidelhetrt what am I doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteWow...It was months ago. Which is 3 again? If it's the wheel, I'm afraid I'm hopeless.
ReplyDeleteNo, it's the otten dorf one with the numbers line and letter etc..
ReplyDeletemkganda, please check your email
Morning all
ReplyDelete@the, you almost have it!
the 1st I is wrong, then the L,A,E dont remember exactly how we did it but it was lining up the dots and pairing up.Sorry cant be of more help.
oh, 3 is the 3 columns of numbers right? If so, you've got how to line them up with the symbols right? So write down the numbers that line up next to other numbers and move on to the next symbol 'til you've got your whole page filled in. Then go to Uncle Gilbert's letter and look the letters up by line/letter. This is the part that messed me up. Put the letters you find on the same paper exactly where their number is and then read from top to bottom all the columns starting at the left. My mistake is that I wrote down all the numbers on a different piece of paper and it was all jumbled, but if you keep it in the order on the first piece of the puzzle you get, it's pretty easy to read your clue.
ReplyDeletereading your letters closely, I can see that many are correct.
ReplyDeleteGrr...I wish I kept my notes! I would be much more helpful
ReplyDeleteThat is what I tried. I sent you an email of what I did and what I have--- please check it and let me know where I went wrong?
ReplyDelete@mkganda ,@sally thanks, it is a wonder that any of them are right, because I can't print them out, so what I did was write down the numbers from the journal and the symbols, and then put them against my computer screen and wrote the numbers in their spots as I found them-- I know I went wrong somewhere bad because I had one that was 39-23 and there aren't 23 letters in line 39! I know it was months ago to you two, but I just started this hunt yesterday morning, but I would have gotten the 9 envelopes faster had I found this before, I just found this site about an hour before I posted thanks for all you all's help:)
ReplyDelete@the I'm sorry, it looks like you emailed last night too and I didn't see it. Check your mail.
ReplyDeleteThanks! got it! Now onto 4
ReplyDeleteI did and sent a reply
ReplyDeleteI just sent a separate email re: SPOILER. Just in case b/c I have to go now for a bit and get my kids up and off to school.
ReplyDeleteWell, I meant to keep it separate but went out as a reply anyway.
ReplyDeleteOkay, see you all in a bit!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for all your help mkganda! all puzzles are now done! now onto the final puzzle, I will sleep on it, and see what I can figure out and report back this afternoon!
ReplyDeleteYour biggest help was actually Sally! She was behind the scenes helping me to remember what the clues were. She helped me help you. See? We need all the help we can get lol.
ReplyDeleteHi mkganda :), I'm here and struggling with 2 3 1 2 2 3 letters in the boxes too, and getting nowhere.
ReplyDeleteStill struggling through Last Enigma too, 51 at the moment.
Not much work getting done. Don't tell the boss.
Your secret is safe! Sally and I have been playing on Facebook, didn't see you come in. Get us into this safe will you?
ReplyDeleteagain, seconded!
ReplyDeleteOoh...a thought. What if written in the correct order each set of letters per box, we were to take out the 2nd, 3rd, 1st, 2nd, 2nd, and 3rd for 6 letters?
ReplyDeletebrb
ReplyDeleteAre the shadows on the building correct?
ReplyDeleteCan't make my mind up. Not going to say which so you make your own decision.
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