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The substitution cipher on the page translates into: | |||
THIS TRICKSTER SHARES HIS NAME WITH THAT OF A SILVER BANDED HOLY RELIC. | |||
That yields the answer "Blackstone", who was both a magician and is a holy relic of the Islamic faith. | |||
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This is the skywriting clue:<br>[[Image:SkyType_Phoenix2.jpg]] <br><br> | |||
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From Neowin by crimsonhead: | |||
Ok here's how i got stage... | |||
I started to convince myself that blackstone was the only possible answer. So I used the code and found the symbols for BLACKSTONE. I then followed a common pattern of Length 5 and Width 4 and tried to connect the boxes. After I did that, I put the letters into an unscrambler and tried all the words until I finally got to STAGE. | |||
VirtuconDG: If you write it as: | |||
BLACK | |||
STONE | |||
take the boxes from the cipher and connect columnes (B over S, L over T, etc) you get, in block letters, STAGE. | |||
By arranging the ciphers for "Black" and "Stone" above each other, you achieve this: | |||
[[Image:blackstone.jpg]] | |||
Combining the top and bottom ciphers together yields the word "STAGE", in block letters. | |||
[[Image:stage.jpg]] | |||
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''(This is the last of the puzzles from Puzzle Box 2. The first one from the next suite of puzzles is [[Calendar Wheel]].) | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:06, 26 January 2007
<spoiler> The substitution cipher on the page translates into:
THIS TRICKSTER SHARES HIS NAME WITH THAT OF A SILVER BANDED HOLY RELIC.
That yields the answer "Blackstone", who was both a magician and is a holy relic of the Islamic faith.
</spoiler>
This is the skywriting clue:
<spoiler>
From Neowin by crimsonhead:
Ok here's how i got stage...
I started to convince myself that blackstone was the only possible answer. So I used the code and found the symbols for BLACKSTONE. I then followed a common pattern of Length 5 and Width 4 and tried to connect the boxes. After I did that, I put the letters into an unscrambler and tried all the words until I finally got to STAGE.
VirtuconDG: If you write it as: BLACK
STONE
take the boxes from the cipher and connect columnes (B over S, L over T, etc) you get, in block letters, STAGE.
By arranging the ciphers for "Black" and "Stone" above each other, you achieve this:
Combining the top and bottom ciphers together yields the word "STAGE", in block letters.
</spoiler> (This is the last of the puzzles from Puzzle Box 2. The first one from the next suite of puzzles is Calendar Wheel.)
