Hints
- Check the hints often for updates.
- Remember your puzzle answers. You will need them again.
- Work together for the first stage and maybe even the second
stage.
- You are not actually competing against: J Z, Quest Master, z z,
Evangelos Staikos, Ian Swartz, [uc] riot.
- The first meta-puzzle is titled Meta-Tracking
- Watch out for bold and italics
- The first stage has 11 puzzles
- Stage 1 "Mixing elements": each number corresponds to some
oddly capitalized letters. To find what 167g corresponds to, you
may need an anagram solver.
- Stage 1 "Vive la résistance": Italy defeated Germany
16-6 and Brazil defeated India 24-23
- Stage 1 "The long of the short of it": The WAV format of the
attachment is indeed a red herring
- Stage 1 "Complex Machines": after a bit of fiddling around, the
answer will be in front of you.
- Stage 1 "Utopia": All plans are 5x5 for a reason
- Stage 1 "On a scale from one to ten": This conundrum has
hardness...
- Stage 1 "Discipline": this puzzle uses the theme of the first
stage, which involves the puzzles and the rooms
- Stage 2 "Wordoku X": Wikipedia is a
good reference for Sudoku variants
- Stage 2 "English, do you speak it?": This is a good
reference
- Stage 2 "Where in the World?": The context of each coordinate
is important, and sometimes you have to use your ears too
- Stage 2 "Synesthesia": The piece is part of Beethoven's 7th
Symphony, 2nd movement
- Stage 2 "Holism and Reductionism": The letters A-T just serve
as coordinates
- Stage 3 "Trinity": Part 1 of the Trinity has been updated to
aid those who can see
- Stage 3 "Sword in the Stone" Check the HTML source code if ever
you are lost
- Stage 3 "Processed Art": You may want to use some software such
as MS Paint or GIMP to process this RGB puzzle
Rumours
- The winner must create next year's quest
- Only ECE and Engineering Science students have won the
quest
- You can hack and cheat your way to victory
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