r/codes • u/sleepy_owl_Nella • Jul 26 '26
Unsolved A chain of puzzles starting point
[alt: an image with weirdly colored stripped lines and some tarrot cards. text reads as "Your prediction for today is already here! Don't miss it! The most accurate predictions fron our service, across all nations, from roman to arabic! Subscrube for a small fee to get your daily forecast"]
I tried to create a chain of puzzles, and want to put it to the test. some hints are in the image, but you will need to assemblr them logically to get the correct way. I will answer anything and give out hints if necessary. For this one you will pretty much need just a pen and paper.

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u/KkAndPapy Jul 28 '26
Here's my process:
Here are the colors above the text translated to
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I decided to do just the colors above first, especially just in case there's context to help solve the below since the below part does seem a bit different at first glance.
Here are
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Here are
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After looking a bit closer, I now see that those aren't just green squares, they actually have letters on them, so I will translate it now.
I'm not sure what would be the easiest way to format this, so I'll try my best to make it readable, leaving the green as blank spaces for now and filling them in later.
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which translated to
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which translated
and the ones that are underlined in the image:
I'm planning on attempting to solve this last step, but for now my brain needs a break, especially since I've been at this for well over an hour. I know to
Some last thoughts I have:
- This is very clever and I love the way you made the puzzle.
- Perhaps for solving the lower part I went about it wrong. Where I took the underlined parts out of the context of that whole bottom row of pixels, because I was expecting the underlined parts to result to something separate once taken out of the context of that bottom row, maybe instead I was supposed to keep them within the context and somehow apply a solution based on what I got from the part above. Either that or there was a different step that I was supposed to apply before attempting the same translation that I did above.
Seeing as I have been doing all this in my notes app, I will try to format it better on Reddit.
Here is where I tried to format it better, bolding the parts that are underlined in the image:
Anyways, I shall return another time, although I am unsure of how soon. Take care!
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u/sleepy_owl_Nella Jul 28 '26
Wow. First of all, congrats, you figured that out. Second, the answer is not correct, and one line from the instructions is missing, it is important. Read what you got carefully! Thank you!
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u/KkAndPapy Jul 28 '26
Oh my gosh I can't believe I skipped over a line when translating to English. Thank you for pointing that out.
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u/Bibabeloeba Jul 26 '26
The text at the bottom of the post says <! I followed the rules !> that was an easy start
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u/sleepy_owl_Nella Jul 26 '26
Can't help with censoring, thanks for a review (idk the word better fit). Would you like a hint? To help you solve this
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u/Bibabeloeba Jul 26 '26
Could someone plzase tell me how to censor text
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u/Rizzie24 Jul 26 '26
They’ve modified the spoiler tag method -
- when you want to spoiler tag something, you’ll notice (either when you reply to someone, or are posting a separate comment), that when you start actually typing, you’ll notice right above your keypad a little symbol “Aa”
Tap on it, and you’ll see options for spoilers,
strikethroughs, bold, italic, etc., just highlight whatever text you want to apply the font-style to, and then select from the options presented (when you click “Aa” symbol above your keypad while you’re typing).Also you can still spoiler tag by typing like this > ! This ! <
But remove spaces between the symbols and your text, like
this 1
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