TOPIC: Deciphering the Relic Fragment Riddle

Picc wrote:

Fiddy wrote:

Adam Guay wrote:

Fiddy wrote: Has anyone checked Druegar's avatar for clues?

Has anyone checked Druegar for clues?!

He may enjoy that too much.

Yup, checked when the teal pixels started to appear. Other then a single one on his hand that I blame on compression nothing to report in any of the frames, the file name, or the header

Glad to see im not the only one that checked

Adam Guay wrote: Has anyone checked Druegar for clues?!

Justice... see me after class.

Adam Guay wrote: Has anyone checked Druegar for clues?!

"Enjoy Your Burrito",.....so simple and in front of us the entire time. We are on a quest for an Arcanium Burrito Token. BAM - Solved! You're welcome.

JACKOFTRADZE wrote: We are on a quest for an Arcanium Burrito Token. BAM - Solved! You're welcome.

Pack up and go home girls and boys, the riddle is solved! no clues here, sorry, not sorry

Druegar wrote:

JACKOFTRADZE wrote: We are on a quest for an Arcanium Burrito Token. BAM - Solved! You're welcome.

Pack up and go home girls and boys, the riddle is solved! no clues here, sorry, not sorry

Still had to check though

SnakeEyes (Eric) wrote:

Endgame wrote:

Druegar wrote: While I think it's nice that y'all are trying
half of the time you're all way off the mark,
almost as if you were inserting what you all
think you want it to be, not what it should be.
Different ways of thinking are frequently, if not
often the best way to go. I guess you might
effectively consider it to be thinking outside of
some kind of rectangular enclosure.
Go ahead and stretch your thoughts. You've heard of
opening your mind, I'm sure. This, you know,
really should be a thing that the community can
do all together. Use this exercise to show how
otherwise disparate people can come together,
no matter what their geographical locations are.
Dodging the things that are right in front of you,
or not immediately obvious isn't good, is it?

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He "Jump"s!

So, following this line of inquiry, we've got:


tokendb.com/token/boots-of-bounding/
tokendb.com/token/potion-leaping-attack/
tokendb.com/token/pants-of-springing/
tokendb.com/token/gnomish-fizzy-lifting-pack/

I didn't see anything obvious on the pages for these tokens.

What you want to consider is how many
hours it could take to succeed. I suppose
twilight is a good time to check, but not necessarily.
I also think it's important to take into account
what "secondary" characteristics can be revealed.
Winning may not be everything. Don't wind up with
egg on your face. Sometimes, if you feel you're
whipped, consider that extremes may be next door.
A high-low relationship is not always invalid.
Another thing to consider is where, or maybe
how, one might go about engineering information
attorneys don't need to concern themselves with.
I had hoped to reveal bits and bobs
every now and then, but much verbosity had to be
bequeathed upon an unknowing crowd. The excesses
are things to be discarded most of the time. Will a
hypnotist need to be called to help forget all the dross?

Going back a step... Is Gordon Jump a Reds herring??? The first clue mentioned Dark Knight. Does Gordon commission?

Beertram wrote: Is Gordon Jump a Reds herring???

Did he play for Cincinnati.

Druegar wrote:

Beertram wrote: Is Gordon Jump a Reds herring???

Did he play for Cincinnati.

Well he led the WKRP team...

Touché!