Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. Of everything on the page, the important parts are 'november', 'echo', 'sierra', and 'tango. Those four words are part of an exclusive set of 26 words often used in military/aeronautical communication The 4 words represent letters in the NATO phon...

This purely visual puzzle is rather elegant in its simplicity. Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. This is all about spinning characters 90 degrees clockwise if you spin the first symbol 90 degrees clockwise it becomes a '>'. if you spin the N is becomes a Z, if you spin the ':' it ...

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This is a simple puzzle that does require some knowledge of folklore. Google is your friend here. Nevertheless below are some graded hints leading to the solution which is a common 4-letter word describing a plural noun. It assumes you know [key.10]. If you don't know it, then don't continue. If you...

This can be a fairly tricky puzzle if you have an older edition of the book. Once you have a few basic understandings about the page, however, it becomes fairly straightforward. The solution is found in the 8X8 grid of squares, the numbers in them, the jewel like symbol in the upper left of the grid...

Can anyone offer an explanation as to what 4 skulls, two of which are mirror images, has anything to do with anything for this clue? It comes from the context of the work the puzzle is based on and the solution it yields. Click below for more info (spoiler warning): In Shakespeare's Hamlet, the mai...

Barbibishop wrote:I had put in URDU and it did not work ...tried it in caps, lowercase, no spaces, commas and no commas....not sure why it’s not working?

So very close, but not exactly right. . .

I had already tried the final answer post that Tallis mentioned and it not work ... I’m lost as I have tried all 6 digits top to bottom left to right starting first with 11 and with 4 and none worked ....sigh Sorry you're struggling. I just checked the answer and it is correct. Try some troubleshoo...

Below are some graded hints leading to the solution. It assumes you know keys 49, 53, 54,and 55. If you don't know them, then don't continue. This puzzle is basically a chemistry themed rebus, where you add/subtract words and parts of words to come up with the final answer, which is ultimately a sin...

I posted the answer above a few posts if you're really stuck.

BTW, this is one of the most 'out there' puzzles in the book. It requires a lot of extra digging and head scratching. The rest of the book isn't this bad in my opinion. . .