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Codex Mythologica: The Puzzle Book
Ten more puzzles, every hint from the book, the filled grids, and a checker that will tell you whether you have an answer right.
The book is not on sale yet. Everything on this page is free and works on its own — the ten puzzles here are not in the book, so you can do them without owning it.
Puzzles, hints and answers
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Ten more puzzles — not in the book
PDF · US Letter · 12 pagesFour ciphers, three deductions, a word fit, a word search and a picture, numbered 101 to 110 so you can tell them from the hundred in the book. Answers at the back. Each one was solved by a program that saw only the printed page and had to reach exactly one answer, which is the same gate the book's hundred went through.
Open PDFEvery hint, in three passes
PDF · US Letter · 13 pagesAll three hundred and thirty hints — the hundred puzzles in the book and the ten here — printed the way the book prints them: every first hint, then every second, then every third. Looking up the first hint for puzzle sixty-one does not put the third one in front of you.
Open PDFThe filled grids
PDF · US Letter · 6 pagesEleven word fits and nine pictures, solved. These are the answers a sentence cannot carry, and printing them is the only honest way to give them.
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About this material
Everything here is Valice Press's own work. The puzzles are generated from the editorial apparatus of CODEX MYTHOLOGICA and CODEX BESTIARIUM — which civilization a myth is filed under, which class a creature is in — both of which this press wrote and publishes. The mythological facts themselves belong to the traditions they come from and are not claimed by anybody. Where a sentence is quoted it is quoted whole and attributed to the story it came from.