Udexia - puzzle #25

Stucked at puzzle #25? You’ve come to the right place!

You can discuss your doubts and progress here, but beware of spoilers: please use one of the two following methods, accessible by clicking on the gear icon while writing your answer.

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Good luck in solving all mysteries of Udexia!

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Someone can Help ? Thanks

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@udexia this one only has two clues, should it have a 3rd?

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I still have no idea how to use the left hand page. Is there a place to actually look up answers?

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This one only has 2 clues for now, but we can add a 3rd one at some point if needed of course

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No, the answers haven’t been published and it’s better this way - but we’re happy to help!

Look at the course symbol, it’s deduplication. The left page explains how this deduplication works. You then need to apply it to the right page. The letters in white are used to order the 6 letters of the answer-word.

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Help please; three days of effort and still no clue. There are just to many confusing unrelated pictures, words, theory, practice. I have read the spoiler from @udexia now and will try to deduce the theory patterns. The only pattern I see in the white letters is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 in position. The white letters appear to spell no word.
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Google the class name is interesting. So use what is learned from google to solve the theory and then apply the rule to the practice gives the solution.

Good luck.

Hi! This one was hard but we got it! The white letters correspond to the order of the double letter answer code. For example, Ogress. The first letter is white. The double letter is “s”. So “S” is the first letter to the answer word. So on and so on. :blush:

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Wow. Thanks for it. That was clever. The puzzle was really difficult.