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and now real end
ReplyDeleteand i leave a comment
thanks for the riddle again
I still can't figure out 42. I don't understand the concept of the hands and the angles.
ReplyDeleteand finished great riddle s-t and thanks for all the help
ReplyDeleteHelp on 45? I used a table to draw letters, but the 2nd letter doesn't make sense. Also, what to do with the dates?
ReplyDeleteMrsFriday,
ReplyDeleteOn the previous page I posted the big hand and the little hand (two different comments), so all you have to do with that is subtract and then convert to letters.
@mrsfriday, imagine the hour-hand pointing at 9 (but not exactly, since its been 47 min and 39 seconds since it was at 9 exactly.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the amount of degrees for that hand?
There is 360 degrees in one lap = 12 hours.
Every hour is 360/12 = 30 degrees.
If it was at 9 exactly, it would be 30x9=270 degrees.
But, its a bit more (considering minutes and seconds).
Do the same calculation for the minute hand. Each minute is 360/60=6 degrees.
If it was at 47 min exactly, it would be 47x6=282 degrees, but its a bit more since it moved for another 39 seconds.
When you have both exact degrees, subtract them from each other to get the difference = the angle between the minute and hour hand.
Well, the EASY WAY:
read the comment from small-tool on
12/16/11 at 10:18AM and
12/16/11 at 10:37AM
You will get the degrees for both hands.
Subtract them.
Look at your answer (4 digits)
Translate to letters.
@donas, second letter should be an E. Don't forget to look at the - between the numbers. Sometimes you should lift the pen and start a new line.
ReplyDeleteThe years will make sense once you have the other letters.
Thanks incognito, got it and it really is true!
ReplyDeleteI feel so dumb :(
ReplyDeleteStuck on 43.
Never ever feel dumb when riddling @mrsfriday! We all have good and bad moments there lol.
ReplyDeleteFor 43, you see lots of squares. Its about math. Convert letters to numbers, do the math, and convert again.
MrsFriday,
ReplyDeleteJust do the math.
The letters are in squares so square them
(d=4, so 4x4= what letter?)
Level 46
ReplyDeleteConverted the numbers and I see the flag, does it refer to chess, and how do I make the moves into letters?
@donas, you probably need to google.
ReplyDeleteYes, you're right about chess, and the country is important too. Google the game and country together to get 6 moves =>helps you to pick letters.
google italian game chess
ReplyDeleteThanks, I've been trying that, but not luck. First move is e4?
ReplyDeleteYes @donas, and e4=14=letter N
ReplyDeleteGo on like that.
And when you have 6 letters you need to anagram.
ReplyDeleteNvm, got it, thanks
ReplyDeleteOn 39--do I need alpha order within the sets of 8 or do I put them all a-z?
ReplyDeleteThanks for any help. :)
all a-z
ReplyDeleteIn 45, what do the last 3 lines tell me? Should I google those with the words I have so far?
ReplyDeleteKathi how can you delete posts on Nord !!!
ReplyDelete@mrs friday, you can do it that way. Or google the words you have and look at the wiki-page for the years. ALmost at the bottom of the page.
ReplyDeleteyay...found it :)
ReplyDeleteI can read the top of 47, and saw the floor, but don't have a clue what to do next
ReplyDelete@donas, count letters.
ReplyDeleteEach row should give you two digits.
Then, go back to your memory (or notes) and use those numbers together with the floor.
E.Eel =13
ReplyDeleteDonas,
ReplyDeleteYou need answers from previous levels.
Thanks all, got it
ReplyDeleteworking on 49
ReplyDeleteI have never played chess, so I don't understand what wiki is telling me for 46. Can someone explain please?
ReplyDelete@mrs friday, the columns on the board are named:
ReplyDeleteabcdefgh
the rows are named:
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Now, use the chess board as a coordinate system.
If it tells you to go to e4,
go to e (5th column), and to 4 (4th row), and use what's inside that square.
Level 49
ReplyDeleteI got the number from the pictures and tried to use the site incognito posted earlier, but I have never used that cipher and don't understand it
got it. thank you.
ReplyDelete@donas, you need to choose "decrypt" (not encrypt).
ReplyDeleteUse 0 as "shift".
Put the keyword after "the key" (the number you have).
Put the letters from lvl 49 in the box below "alphabet used".
Get the result in the box in lower part of the page.
It will still be gibberish, starting with NQNFZO...
You have to use this in the next cipher now.
Thanks incognito, solved the ciphers and know the singer, but names not working
ReplyDeleteDonas,
ReplyDeletesurname only.
Of course, thanks s-t, the one I didn't try!
ReplyDeleteLevel 50
ReplyDeleteI used incognito's beers and took a letter to match the number for each picture, but no luck. Am I on the right track?
@donas, that should work, except... I'm very very sorry but I spelled the first beer wrong in my comment.
ReplyDeleteIts not HoeRgaarden, but Hoegaarden, which makes letter number 8= D
Pick one letter from each beer. For example, the last beer is Palm, the number is 4, the 4th letter is: M etc
It should work Donas, but incognito spelled one of them wrong.
ReplyDeleteIt's hoegaarden
got it, thanks
ReplyDeletemade it to encore
ReplyDeleteBack for a while, now on lvl 38...
ReplyDeleteWanna share some of my notes/solutions with you, taken in Paint:
ReplyDeleteLEVEL 14 - LABYRINTH
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SPOILER LVL14 LABYRINTH
LEVEL 21/b - LETTERS & ARROWS
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SPOILER LVL 21-B LETTERS&ARROWS
Hint, how to find arrow pic:
Name of letter pic.
LEVEL 35 - WHEEL OF FORTUNE
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FORTUNE WHEEL
Congrats @Donas! One small step yet to go and you're finished!
ReplyDeleteFinished! Thanks small-tool and Jon for a great riddle! (and all the help)
ReplyDeleteGreat job @Donas!
ReplyDeleteAh, Great Donas.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS
Thanks incognito and thanks for your help. I'm still sort of new to riddling.
ReplyDeleteThanks, small-tool
ReplyDeleteok made it to 39, need a break and some sleep now..
ReplyDeletelove your riddle @small, it's great fun!
Goodnight for now.
btw, have to say tyvm to @premiere for the pic on lvl 35 :)
Reached lvl 41 - after 2 hours (OMG, LOL!) but have to play with interruptions, otherwise my brain will explode, I'm afraid...!
ReplyDelete& reached high lvl of tiredness, so till next time & good night, riddlers on the roof!
According:
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FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
(Same behavior here, after solving a lvl...!)
;-D
Premiere. Thank you soooo much for the pic of lvl 14 maze. Seriously, thank you thank you thank you.
ReplyDeleteAnyone here.. need help for bonus level.
ReplyDeleteOnly here for a short while @faltu.
ReplyDeleteDid you find the bonus lvl or is that what you need?
If you didn't find it: pay attention to capital letters.
If you did find it, read the last line, and find out who needs to sing before its over.
lol incognito i was missing the minute "the"..
ReplyDeleteThank you small-tool for the game,the permission for the hints,the video how to play.Im playing with my rythm(dont have time).So far,I liked very much the "yellow" and the turk-engl riddles,but stuck on 7,cant understand the comments,but trying.
ReplyDeleteturn the braille according to how the letters are orientated then read like morsecode should get two four letter words one above the other starts with D
ReplyDeleteHi. Any idea how to pass lvl 25? Stuck there for more than an hour... :(
ReplyDeleteBy the way, excellent job s-m!
The Kudos was supposed to be addressed to small tool, but my brain is really burnt :P
ReplyDeletekouneli
ReplyDeletegoogle the last word of each sentence, then look for a picture that has her sizes
find a standard table of quarks in wiki just take first letters
ReplyDeletekouneli, search in wiki for quark and look at the standard model table/pic.. find numbers there and pick up letters.. then anagram
ReplyDeleteho ho ho!!!!! Soooo many thanks to all! Found it :D
ReplyDeleteBy the time i opened the comments page tried to post, you had all answered Kouneli. But...there is NO way we can leave it at comment 666, so this is just to get over that horrid number.
ReplyDeleteWas I on comment nr.666 ?!?!?!? Didn't notice, since I had much fun going around the many variations of lvl 26 :)
ReplyDeleteHi, didn't have much time to play yesterday and now it seems everyone has finished. Congrats to all!
ReplyDeleteWorking my way through 47.
finished!! Thank you so much small-tool for this great riddle!!
ReplyDeleteAh great. Congrats Chipsi
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm glad you liked it :)
Wanna share some more of my notes/solutions with you, taken in Paint:
ReplyDeleteLEVEL 45 - TABLE
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TABLE
& even more - LEVEL 46:
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BOARD
Any hints on 48? It's probably really easy, but I can't figure it out :(
ReplyDelete@hotrodnl, anagram the capital letters, then google for the answer (the man in the pic is important too).
ReplyDeleteSo many posts I can't go through all of them lol
ReplyDeleteOn 31 am I looking for a certain language ( I can't figure it out) clue please
@Clee, do you remember another level with Kent? What did you do there?
ReplyDeleteThe language is german, but that's not really important to know, just do the same thing here.
Oh I'm getting somewhere (dances)
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhh Thanks incognito By the way Congrats on your finish very well done :-)
ReplyDeleteYw @ thank you @Clee! But the "very well done" should go to st and jon :)
ReplyDeleteYes they made it but you figured it out lol I'm at a slow limp it seems hehehe
ReplyDeleteLet's have a drink (or two, three etc. ...! ;-D):
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LEVEL 50 - CHEERS!
Okay I am seriously struggling with level 8, the Bottom Line. I have tried everything I can think of.....vzzbux, harold, synonyms, etc etc.....someone please give me a huge hint....please
ReplyDeleteHi Brandy, you have already posted the answer. It's the second one.
ReplyDeletePlease don't make me read all the way back lol
ReplyDeleteHow many letters for 31 I can't make a word yet ?
Oh my god....I think I was capitalizing the H. Wow, been staring at this for hours. Now I feel stupid...lol. Thank you
ReplyDelete@clee, 8 letters for 31.
ReplyDeleteHUGS Incognito you made me happy :)
ReplyDeleteOK awake now! cafe drunk and making another! brain is feeling freshened so... With whiniest wheedling tone LVL30?
ReplyDeleteIve got the Not egg but still going nowhere quickly LOL
@Leroy, use the numbers instead of the words: one,two,three... and do what you did.
ReplyDeleteLOL thanks!! so many possibilities in that one.. I even thought digital logic (nor exor and etc)
ReplyDeleteLeroy I have 8 letters by they aren't making a word ( do you think he wants german? lol
ReplyDeleteHi Clee
ReplyDeleteYes it's German
Almost finished, but seems to be a language barrier for me at bonus lvl...
ReplyDeleteClee was the last kent riddle last letters?
ReplyDeleteWeeeeeee! wasted an hour trying to anagram that answer Thanks Donas :)
ReplyDeleteYes leroy and use as you find it ( saves lots of time )
ReplyDeleteLOL TY again Clee...
ReplyDeletePremiere
ReplyDeleteTry this site and search for "It's not over"
http://www.phrases.org.uk/
Leroy I think S-T likes superman he's back on 32 lol
ReplyDeletethx a lot, Donas,
ReplyDeletethat was, what I needed...!
:-D
Formal proclamation:
ReplyDeleteI'm an escaper, not a riddler!
I'M NOT A...
But I managed to finish this (first...!) ST** riddle...!!!
\☺/\☺/\☺/\☺/\☺/\☺/\☺/
But only thanks to the great teamwork here in comments at EG24!
☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺
Thx a lot, dear riddlers on the roof, for that adventure!
❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
& Thx again, dear small-tool, for sharing your great creative talent with us & for your guidance in c-box!
❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
& also thx to @jon for making the riddle a vision of delight!
☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺
**small-talk...?!
;-D
LOL Clee I know and still trying to make connections in that level LOL
ReplyDeleteCongrats Premiere.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks, thanks, thanks for your nice and really helpfull comments.
Really happy you, as escaper (and not a real riddler) cracked this one :)
I need a hint on 39 y and n aren't working lol
ReplyDeleteMEMORY LANE (lvl 47):
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GO BACK TO SEE
WHERE DID YOU GO? (lvl 26f):
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GO BACK TO FIND OUT
LEVEL 7 (YOU CAN'T SEE):
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BLIND READER GOOD LISTENER
LEVEL 20 (Small's story):
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MUSIC CREATORS
Clee,
ReplyDeletedid you already made alphabetical order (from first letters of each sentence)?
and I finally did it
ReplyDeletethanks to all the comments here and the help I got on the way - alone??? would still be stuck in single figures lol
I've finished. Thanks for all the hints everyone. In fact, without the hints, clues, spoilers, i may have still been on level 1.
ReplyDeleteThis was fun, but difficult.
What i liked most: The humour
What i hated most: I couldnt get my hands on small-tools throat on occassion.
Small and Jon - Congratulations to you both. x x
I know there's probably noone around but I am really stuck on 39, so I felt like sharing with somebody...
ReplyDeleteI put the statements in alphabetical order
I got these binaries
01000011
01100101
01100101/0
but converting them to decimals gives 67,101,100/101
How do I convert these numbers to letters????
I feel really stupid
@al sal: try this site to convert your binary: http://home2.paulschou.net/tools/xlate/
ReplyDeleteHi, Im still here struggling...If anyone remembers the word that is formed in the labyrinth in 14 please..I dont know how to draw the way and its dizzy
ReplyDeleteAl sal,
ReplyDeleteAlmost correct, but this is it;
01100010
01100101
01100100 (or 01100101)
Now go here;
http://home2.paulschou.net/tools/xlate/
And make every 8-digit binary number a letter.
@new, to draw your way it is easier to start at the end. But if you really want the answer, here it is:
ReplyDeleteSfPiOgIhLtER
New,
ReplyDeleteScroll up on this page at look at Premiere her post on 12/16/11 2:13 PM
OMG!
ReplyDeleteThank you guys so much!!
Had no idea you could convert straight to letters...
Finally going on
Thank you chipsi and small-tool,now slowly slowly to 15
ReplyDeletewell finaly got ten minutes to play and onto level 40 d
ReplyDeleteIs 44 referring to a previous level?
ReplyDeleteI confess I never took notes, although you said we should from the beggining S-T...
ReplyDeleteyes, lvl 44 is referring to lvl 34
ReplyDeleteSince you are being wonderful for all this time @chipsi, could you remind me which one was 34???
ReplyDeletePlease
level 34 was:
ReplyDeleteSometimes the answer is not less
ok i get fe for 40 but not sure what the why refers to
ReplyDeleteOh the stainless one! Thanks chipsi..
ReplyDeleteLEVEL 39 (Statements):
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TRUE OR FALSE
Hi bigtank, it is a kind of rebus, don't use the chemical name for fe
ReplyDeletewell i thought it would be ferrum but not that either
ReplyDeletebigtank it is iron
ReplyDeletewell i tried that must be getting the url wrong
ReplyDeleteBigtank it's iron + the why (as it sounds)
ReplyDeletebigtank don't forget the WHY! iron + why = ?????
ReplyDeletelol well that is just ironic.
ReplyDeleteI am on 47 and I'll have to use Premiere's spoiler cause I never took notes..
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance
Please,on 18,I think i do everything right but the word its not right
ReplyDelete@new tell me your answer and i will help you.
ReplyDeletejust three letters new
ReplyDelete3 letters?I thought 6
ReplyDeleteHow stupid of me.they where grouped.Thank you,"3 letters'magic phrase
ReplyDeleteeach one of the three squares with four letters give you one letter. write the braille letters in the same way you see it in the squares, than concentrate only on the dots, they will form a letter. the first letter of your answer is F
ReplyDeleteThank you chipsi,I didnt notice the letters werw actually 3.Im in 19 now..
ReplyDeleteLEVEL 18 (WTHOUT 'S THS S THE WAY YOU READ):
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CAN'T HAVE A LOOK
Finished! Thank you all for leaving so many great hints!
ReplyDelete@s-t and @jon, thanks for creating such wonderful riddle. I'm looking forward to part 2! :D
There is still somebody out here struggling....
ReplyDeleteI am almost there but can't get past bloody ceasar *%$"@/!&%^ on 49
Small-Tool, Premiere I know you're out there somewhere...
I refuse to give up!!
I did the first cipher with key word (6) and got the NQNFZO.. etc but cannot proceed
HELP... (shouting in outer space half-mad)
LEVEL 49 (Caesar)
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ALL GOOD THINGS COME IN THREES
Oh Premiere you are my savior!!! I had no previous experience with these ciphers and last time I was too tired to search all of them...
ReplyDeleteYOU ARE GREAT!!
Thank you so much!!!
I'll know better from now on..
This was my first riddle game
Thanks for coming back to help :)
AND FINALLY FINISHED!!!!
ReplyDeleteNothing compares to Belgian Beer so... cheers!
A huge Thanks to small-tool for making this riddle and for helping all the way through
Thanks to everybody for the hints and help
Special thanks to Premiere for coming back a few days later to help me
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ReplyDeleteThx & my pleasure, al sal,
ReplyDelete& GONGTATS!
:-D
hi, i don't know if people are still riddlin here but i'm stuck at lvl 44 "do you remember?" it seems to be referring to lvl 34 but i just can't seem to come up with a working answer... help please! ;)
ReplyDeleteLevel 34 said;
ReplyDeleteSometimes the answer is not less.
It's now sometime so the answer is; notless.
WHO DARES WINS!
ReplyDeleteWell, I dare to post a GENERAL LINK with all level answers & brief action summaries (in brackets).
As I took the information from my (sometimes almost unreadable) notes, plz forgive some lack of gen...!
;-D
But you'll find more detailed hints in the comments. You may search particular stuff with Ctrl+F...!
:-)
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ANSWERS OF ALL LEVELS
Can't rebus on 40 successful. As written here I first use iron then why, but I don't get anything usefull.
ReplyDeleteOh, now I've seen the solutions are posted already. Too bad, now I ran out of steam.....
ReplyDeletesmall tool, please give me the solution to level 9, im burning my mind, i cant figure out the answer :(
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ReplyDeleteThe guy in the middle is Peter Greenaway. So the trick is to take green away from the flags (so it becomes white) and then you have real flags (like the first is Japan) and then simply take the letters from those words as the numbers tell you to do. So 3 and 4 from Japan is P and A etc. and then you get as answer; panda.
ReplyDeleteGood luck.
Thank you so much Small Tool, I had great fun playing this riddle. There were some really good ideas (I mean real impressive stuff, but you already know that, I'm sure) and very difficult tricky sneaky levels, so I kept looking at comments! Luckily I played a long time after everyone finished so I had all the hints, and nobody's gonna come and read this and see what a hard time it gave me!
ReplyDeleteSo Great game, thanks, I really enjoyed it, and hurry up with the next one!
Alas, the site is frozen
ReplyDeleteIt took me some time to get around to playing this but I'm really glad I did. Sure was a lot of fun. Thank you, Small Tool for your evil brain and generous help.
ReplyDeleteFinished. Thanks Jon and s-t for this nice riddle. I enjoyed it almost as much as the 'Blonde Belg' in front of me :)
ReplyDeleteOne of the extra fun parts is all those websites you run into, trying to find ... eh .... eggs .... lol.
ReplyDeleteYeah, and there's the problem if you play an old Small-Riddle thingy ... the links, taking you outside the page, are off.
ReplyDeleteSo, level 11.
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blixen, Rudolph ...
pop .... it's B l i t z e n ..... on to level 12 now.
I'm on level 21 now. So far I can work with these 3 year old hints, but my, very tricky every now and then.
ReplyDeletestuck .....
ReplyDeleteI passed the 'stuck' level, but unfortunately I don't know how to work any further on the caesar-cypher.
ReplyDeleteThe first one is straight forward, but what do I do with the second picture and the third? I tried the keyword 'six' on the outcomes, but so far no good.
lvl 49. First keyed Caesar with keyword 'six' Then Rot, six steps and finally Caesar box, so a 6x6 box.
ReplyDeleteThere were many helpful players on all the different levels, the most helpful players for me were the ones asking the questions about levels others found so easy.
ReplyDeleteThat was also tricky in playing this old one (it's nov. 2014 now). No help around anymore.
I struggled with finding the start on a level. What do you have to do.
But I loved it. My compliments small-tool.
I found a lot of new riddle-tool sites, but couldn't do 39 and 41. (binary and clocks). Still not, looking back. Needed the exact answers there.
But it was great, really. Bye ! Arrie.
Since the given links to answers are broken here a WT.
ReplyDeleteI went up and down through the comments and worked my way through that. and Google still gives the answers you need. But ... you never know how that will change. And it's a pity if the game can't be solved. (i.o.w. I needed an excuse to do this).
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ReplyDeleteThe promised 2011-riddle-thingy-through.
ReplyDeleteClick ‘mega tarts’, or in other words: game starts.
then : start.
You can return to levels by clicking the ‘back’ arrow in the display.
URL 1. smalltoolriddle.webs.com/answerhere.htm
ReplyDeleteTo go to the next level : change ‘answerhere’ into your answer. Click enter.
1. Google ‘first wife of Adam’
Find a 6-letter surprising answer.
2. blue + yellow = ? red + yellow = ?
Take the first letter of each answer and find an encouraging 2-letter word.
3. Google ‘the thinker’.
The makers’/fathers’ first name differs two letters with the emperors’ name.
And no, there’s no mother with this 5-letter surname.
4. Write ‘Turkish’ and ‘English’ below each other.
Where in the word Turkish stands a t, in the word English stands an e.
So ‘translate’ the letters you see from Turkish to English for a 10-letter word.
5. Red-Orange-White (3x) .. water below.
Google this little song: row row row …. place 8 letters (a combo of 2 words) to float on.
5a. continue singing with 19 letters. The water goes down as well.
5b. but down is upside down, and the water now goes up.
Replace down with up, take the first letter of the words for 4-letter courage.
6. This handsome young man is Frank Sinatra, also called ‘Frankie-boy’.
A clan is a tribe, two clans is two tribes. Google this and find the 9-letter answer.
URL 2. lootmallsriddle.webs.com/(answer).htm
ReplyDeletewww.flags.net
www.anagram-solver.net
7. Right click on the picture, read pic-name. (back-arrow to go back to the riddle).
You can’t see means : Braille.
But you can hear means : Morse.
Look up the given letters in Braille, tilt them as shown
At the bottom of the first WT-page an explanation is given.
I couldn’t do it. Lucky for me I was not the only one. The 8-letter answer was given.
8. Google ‘bottom line ironmonger’, find a script, read it for a 6-letter name.
9. The man in the middle is Peter Greenaway. (if you’re interested, Google him for more info).
His name means to take green away, gives two flags.
Of the first take letters 3 and 4,
Of greenaway take letter 5,
of 2nd flag take 3 and 9.
10. Who is born on May 24, 1941 and sings a famous song with this question.
Search through the lyrics of the song to find the 16-letter answer.
11. To what celebration does this refer to.
Google for the names of the reindeer of Santa Claus, there are 9 of them.
1.2 means: first reindeer, second letter.
Anagram the letters for the 9-letter answer.
12. First, second, third, fourth.
take first letter of ‘first’, second letter of ‘second’ etc., anagram for the 4-letter word.
13. Say out loud I-brown … minus n, in 9 letters.
14. Draw a line while going through the maze. It gives a 5-letter word.
It helps to start at the end.
15. Fill in the 6 colors. Red + Yellow = … Take the first letter of each.
Google these letters and finish the (complete) name of this 10-letter singer.
(small-tool keeps hanging in the sixties).
URL 3. smallsriddle.webs.com/(answer).htm
ReplyDelete16. anagram each line, p.e. shade = heads.
Find the place and the answer is the 4-letter name of the objects.
17. The word ‘again’ here means letters of the nations, but not necessarily the first letter.
In this case: first flag, first letter, second flag second letter etc.
18. Without eyes … Braille. Looking for 3 letters to get a word.
p c in braiile, below that again p c. Connect the dots and read a letter.
19. Change every letter in a number, p.e. a = 1, b = 2, combine them as shown, in this case 12. And translate back again into a 5-letter word, in this case 12 = l.
20. The letters below the text have to change into another letter to become a word. No anagram.
Find words that differ with one letter, p.e. summer-bummer.
Change the b in the letters below into a s. Try to find the rest.
I didn’t find all, but the word shows.
21. Where do you start? Not with the second letter, but with the 11-letter answer.
21b. Now jump back to 21. Following the arrows collect the letters on the way.
Best way is to write it down and work with that.
Thén only take every second letter to find a 9-letter word.
22. The names of the two singers.
The left one gives his last name, the right one his first.
It gives the name of a british singer. Google to find the 5-letter title of his debut album.
23. What 7-letter action? You are square-, pole-, break-, line-, ballroom-.
URL 4. toolsriddle.webs.com/(answer).htm
ReplyDelete24. Only the last letters for a 7-letter answer.
25. The last words don’t rhyme. Google them together.
It leads to the Quark-table where those words are in a table.
III = third column
1/3 = look at that square for the letter, i.e. b.
I = first column.
2/3 = that square for a letter, i.e. u etc.
A 6-letter word.
Now we’re going and going and going …..
26. Again means taking letters from each word, in this case the last ones.
26a. again …
26b. …. lol, you don’t have to do what is suggested.
26c. …
26d. one more ….
26f. Take the first letter of the previous answers, after the word go …
No anagram for this 6-letter capital.
URL 5. striddle.webs.com/(answer).htm
ReplyDelete27. new = compass directions. So right = ? (4 letters).
Now comes the part where you just don’t think. Don’t … really.
I did think and it took me, well, hours.
28. The country is Panama. The flying company is Panam.
So PanamA. What’s the next capital ….. in the alphabet? Put it in together with Panam… .
Exactly. On to the next picture.
Read carefully, not for letters etc, but for information.
What’s the next capital in the alphabet? You need 6-letters again.
Read carefully for more information.
Combine the two words you found by picking up and taking for a 7-letter word.
29. Rome = Roman numerals.
J = tenth letter in the alphabet. 10x10x10 = 1000 = M in Roman numerals.
Etc. for a 3-letter word.
30. literally: three one two. Take 3rd, 1st and 2nd letter.
31. It refers to level 26. Do the same here for an 8-letter word.
32. anagram : searchbake and tipsuperman.
Google each of them and find the 4-letter surname of a famous Belgian singer.
URL 6. stoolriddle.webs.com/(answer).htm
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33. Anagram the 12 letters on the chalkboard.
34. more means more letters than just the first ones. In this case, also take the complete last word.
In total 9 letters.
35. Google prime-numbers. What’s the 3rd and 4th? Now count, starting from A, clockwise, first do the 3rd till you’re back at A. Then the 4th till you’re back at A. But not the white ones. Take 6 letters in total.
37. Go …
36. Now you can go ..
38. And no, the answer is not: go … lol.
The two previous levels are mixed, so are the capitals in the text.
Anagram them for a 9-letter answer.
39. Every statement starts with a letter from the alphabet.
So first, put the statements in alph. order. If a statement is correct it’s 1, false is 0.
This leads to three groups of 8 = binary code.
I didn’t have all the answers correct, I was soooo happy s-t gave the three codes.
But try it for yourself first.
Use the link to paulschou.com for the translation.
39b. so, change the z in yes (1) which changes the letter b into an e.
39a. anagram the red letters of these two levels for a 5-letter greeting.
URL 7. tinytoolriddle.webs.com/(answer).htm
ReplyDelete40. This shows a table. The periodic table of elements.
Google it. Find the square with ‘why’ and take its common name.
What letter in the alphabet is pronounced as ‘why’? Put that one behind the name for the 5-letter answer.
41. I don’t see this one. Scroll up for info in the comments. 6-letter spoiler below.
42. Even more problematic. Scroll up for a great explanation by Incognito and 4-letter spoiler below.
43. Letter to number. Square means times itself, so D = 4th, x 4 = 16.
Back to 6 letters, 16 = p.
44. Back to level 34. Sometimes the answer is …
45. To the periodic table. Draw lines. Where there are spaces start again in that letter.
It gives the name of a british band. Wikipedia this band. Go to discography.
Take the first letters of the albums in the given years for an 11-letter answer.
46. A chessboard on the Italian flag. Google the Italian opening.
It gives 5 moves. + 3 moves to follow, those last three moves all lead to the same place on the board, so they count for one as well.
Look on the chess board in what field these 6 moves are. Take the number, back to a letter.
For more info on the chessboard, please scroll up.
47. This one was trouble. A couple of days. You don’t wanna know what ideas I came up with. Enough to fill 10 more levels. lol.
Right click for the pic name = third floor.
Read the capital letters …
Convert the letters into numbers, per line, so,
L.Eel = 1.3 = 13, means, go to level 13.
Theo S. = 4.1 = 41, means, go to level 41.
Take the first letters of the answers on all the levels.
48. anamgram the capitals in his words.
Google Obama and find out what 2-letter word happened for the family on that date.
If you google the date first, you get into trouble searching in the stockmarketcrash.
Dead end street.
URL 8. endofstriddlestruggle.webs.com/(answer).htm
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http://luthorien.altervista.org/Tools/ use ROT
http://luthorien.altervista.org/Tools/ use Caesar’s Box
49. Two pages of ideas and calculation that led to nowhere.
Right click each of the three pictures for a letter, which gives a number. This number is the key.
Caesar is the name of a tool to change letters into other letters.
We need three different cipher-sites.
On the first one, rumkin - thanks to Incognito again.
You need to choose "decrypt" (not encrypt).
Use 0 as "shift".
Put the keyword after "the key" (the number you have).
Put all the letters from lvl 49 in the box below "alphabet used".
Get the result in the box in lower part of the page.
It will still be gibberish, starting with NQNFZO...
Copy that and use it on the next cipher link.
On the second one, luthorien, use ROT.
Paste the letters and copy the result given in ROT + 6.
On the third one, luthorien, use Box (as you can see on the third picture).
Paste the letters from ROT + 6 in the text display,
Number of characters, choose 6.
Read the line. What 7-letter American singer is called that way?
Again, only surname.
50. Back to Incognito, end of older page. For the names of all those Belgian beers.
Only one of them is wrong, the first one is Hoegaarden.
Take the letter as shown by the number below the picture.
8 letters.
End-page, but no, s-t couldn’t get enough of it,
so, again, capitals on strange places in the text.
Where is the 6-letter bonus level?
Google: it’s not over (till 10-letter-who sings?)
Click the name Small Tool and leave a comment.
Always a nice thing to do.
I'm very grateful I could find the owner of this riddle to help me through level 49. It's so sad to fail with the finish in sight.
ReplyDeleteAnyone still playing? I'm a newbie, yet I've been playing escape games for couple of years.
ReplyDeleteCan't get through 21b, why "leadstroy" didn't work?
Hi Uno hoo, I read your question.
ReplyDeleteI will have to look at my papers again to find the level and then describe in a better way how it is solved. Please check back here every now and then ..
Uno hoo, you have the r and the o wrong ... it's leadstory.
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