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7/15/2009 9:09:07   
Eldron
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Great Job everyone!...

What?, Hold on gang............................................................

Oh, you have got to be kidding me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hang on gang, I'll be back.
Post #: 51
7/15/2009 9:18:51   
  Verlyrus
DragonFable Boxcat


 o.O
Is this a goooood "you've got to be kidding me?"
or an "Uh oh spaghettios" kinda "you've got to be kidding me?"
AQ MQ  Post #: 52
7/15/2009 10:04:33   
Eldron
Member

This just in, Could the wide sea mean space? The network is getting clever. Historically, codes have been not their strong suite.


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Cross the wide sea, CLCVII, to find the good one's friend.

VONY MJJY JYCW ZZNO SSIJ ELZH

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< Message edited by Eldron -- 7/15/2009 10:11:43 >
Post #: 53
7/15/2009 10:29:38   
Nex del Vida
Member

Well, the Roman numerals used equal 257. So, "Cross the wide sea, 257, to find the good one's friend." The good one's friend could easily be Keeshish-Kin, if the good one is Eldron. The rest looks like a simple substitution cipher, but I'll bet it isn't. Anyway, using the clues he gives in his post, and assuming I'm correct in everything I've said here, the first line translates to:

"Cross space, 257, to find Keeshish-Kin."

< Message edited by Nex del Vida -- 7/15/2009 10:30:57 >
AQ  Post #: 54
7/15/2009 10:35:01   
tobi728822
Member

What could the 257 mean though
AQ DF MQ  Post #: 55
7/15/2009 10:38:03   
  Verlyrus
DragonFable Boxcat


 A robot, perhaps?

But if those are roman numerals, then the order is peculiar.

quote:

<KM2> I'm not sure Nex is correct on the 257 part....
<lordtomato> If you add the numerals up it equals 257
<lordtomato> it is out of order, thou
<lordtomato> thogh
<KM2> it's more like 150 107
<lordtomato> hm
<KM2> not 150.107, just both one after the other
AQ MQ  Post #: 56
7/15/2009 10:38:17   
blaqckhole
Member

CLCVII is not 257, since LC does not exist.
AQ DF MQ  Post #: 57
7/15/2009 10:57:31   
  Verlyrus
DragonFable Boxcat


 However, I must say, that Keeshish was also the first thing that popped into my mind from "the good one's friend".

EDIT: Tried Vigenere with "Keeshish" as key. Did not work.

< Message edited by lordtomato -- 7/15/2009 10:58:03 >
AQ MQ  Post #: 58
7/15/2009 10:58:09   
Dragonnightwolf
How We Roll Winner
Apr/Jun/Aug15


 Ocean. the roman numerals represent either a longitude/latitude direction.

I'm thinking large expanse of water, and you figure that they use long/latitude directions as "numbers" there's that possibility.
AQW Epic  Post #: 59
7/15/2009 11:02:36   
mluther
Member
 

 first thing this reminds me of is ceti alpha seven from star trek 2, wrath of khan. doubtful but there is a star trek themed update coming.
AQ MQ  Post #: 60
7/15/2009 11:26:09   
kirbymaster2
Member

Cross the wide sea, CLCVII, to find the good one's friend.

The Artic Ocean, sometimes called the Artic Sea is pretty wide.
The coordinates (150,107) are pretty much in the middle of the Artic Ocean.
Kesshish-Kin looks like an Artic owl.
AQ DF MQ  Post #: 61
7/15/2009 11:37:52   
tomy 2222
Member

ummm maybe Falerin, but i dont think so, i was rly hoping for keeshish

EDIT: keeshish is a dragon too (if i understod the story lol)

< Message edited by tomy 2222 -- 7/15/2009 11:42:15 >
AQ DF MQ AQW Epic  Post #: 62
7/15/2009 11:46:16   
penguin moglin
Member

257 could be coordinates
AQ DF MQ  Post #: 63
7/15/2009 11:46:50   
mluther
Member
 

 eldron spelled suit wrong. "“Strong suit” is an expression derived from card-playing, in which hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades are the suits"

a "suite" is "a number of things forming a series or set."

unless he did this by accident this might be a clue.
AQ MQ  Post #: 64
7/15/2009 12:19:10   
Falerin
Legendary Loremaster


 The rules of Caesar's Math it seems are lost to you. What matters is not standard notation but rather standard rules. If you are are to escape the puzzle of Cerebus... no wait that's not somehow wrong... not the three headed dog at all. Just Great I will War with this for hours.


< Message edited by Falerin -- 7/15/2009 12:23:28 >
Post #: 65
7/15/2009 12:23:19   
Eldron
Member

"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar"
Sigmund Freud
Post #: 66
7/15/2009 12:23:41   
Falerin
Legendary Loremaster
5 across: Relevant 6 letters, -e
Post #: 67
7/15/2009 12:27:19   
Alopex Lagopus
Member

257 wasn't the number in the far past, the number of the Faceless? In the Carnax Saga ending (Future-Carnax)

BUT CLC isn't a roman number... CL is good (150), but LC isn't. The correct will be CCLVII, that mean 257. You can not mix the roman numbers.


Thats not quite correct. You can mix numerals. But their meaning is distinct when smaller a number comes before a larger number it means something quite different than when the smaller number comes after the larger one. In this case perhaps it is wise noting that the message was department of redundancy department approved! - Falerin

< Message edited by Falerin -- 7/15/2009 12:37:38 >
AQ DF MQ  Post #: 68
7/15/2009 12:45:24   
kirbymaster2
Member

Wait...what?

CL = 100+50 = 150
150 – C = 150-100 = 50
50+7 = 57

Am I making any sense? Because I don't think I am...



ix xl

< Message edited by Eldron -- 7/15/2009 12:55:40 >
AQ DF MQ  Post #: 69
7/15/2009 12:55:22   
Falerin
Legendary Loremaster


 Last I looked 150 > 100.
Post #: 70
7/15/2009 12:56:15   
tomy 2222
Member

maybe its a negative number
AQ DF MQ AQW Epic  Post #: 71
7/15/2009 12:57:14   
murdering zealot
Member
 

 c=100
l=50
cl=150
a cigr is just a cigar means we need to see this just as it looks.
amada (spanish):(female connotation) beloved, once loved.
odds of this word and the one in the riddle been the same: 1-1000
DF  Post #: 72
7/15/2009 13:03:55   
kirbymaster2
Member

quote:

ix xl

9 40

Method 1:
100>50
150>100
250
250>5
255>1
256>1
257

Method 2:
100>50<100>5>1=1
VI = 6 5>1 > = +
IV = 4 1<5 < = substract from previous
= = +
(100+50)-100+7
57

Method 3:
C = 100
LC = 100-50
VII = 7
157

< Message edited by kirbymaster2 -- 7/15/2009 13:07:05 >
AQ DF MQ  Post #: 73
7/15/2009 13:45:55   
mluther
Member
 

 could it have anything to do with Caesar's cipher?
AQ MQ  Post #: 74
7/15/2009 13:49:03   
murdering zealot
Member
 

 no, he meant that we dont know much about roman numbers.
DF  Post #: 75
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