Puzzle

Puzzle Types

This is small guide on solving puzzles for clue scrolls.

Here's a table for all possible puzzles that can be encountered while doing clues:

Puzzle Name	Puzzle Hint
General Graador
Troll General
Black Dragon
Tree

Puzzle Guide

Below table shown is step by step guide on how to manage around with puzzle boxes whenever encountered:

Solution description	Picture of solution
The image to the right is a solved puzzle. We can use numbers to reference each tile. A solved puzzle will have all of the tiles ordered from left to right in each row with the empty space in the bottom right corner. You should begin by placing tiles 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in their correct position.
One possible way to achieve this is to position the tiles like the image to the right. Try not to move tiles 1, 2, or 3. Tile 5 should be directly underneath tile 4. Occasionally, tile 4 will be stuck underneath tile 5. If this happens, you will have to move the tiles using this method to complete row 1. Or, just make tile 5 sink a few lines lower in the puzzle, put tile 4 in the top right corner, and then move tile 5 back underneath tile 4. However, if your board looks like the one to the right, you can continue with these steps.
Now, the board should look something like this after sliding tiles 4 and 5 in the correct position.The same method can be used to solve rows 2 and 3.
Now, the board should look something like this after solving rows 1, 2, and 3.
From now on, the puzzle should be solved in terms of vertical columns instead of rows. It is easiest to just place tiles 16 and 21 on the right hand side of the bottom row and slide the remaining tiles clockwise.If you try to arrange the tiles too close to the left border, you may find it difficult to place the pieces next to each other in the correct order.
Tiles 17 and 22 can be solved in a similar fashion. Now that two columns are completed, the remaining 5 tiles should be rearranged to solve the entire puzzle. Every puzzle box generated by the game can be solved. If you cannot manage to complete the puzzle, it is likely that you have confused the positions of two very similar looking tiles. Refer to the completed images below and look closely at the details of each tile. Make sure yours matches the picture exactly! After getting 17 and 22 to their positions, try and get 23 to the left of 18. Then put 18 and 23 in their places. You should be able to get it now. You first complete the top row, after that you do the same with the second row and the third row. You won't be able to complete the fourth row in a similar manner. Your best bet is to solve the column of two tiles most to the left or right, and repeat that for the rest of the puzzle until it's solved. Once it's solved, click 'close window' and you should progress your clue. Closing the window will not reset your puzzle, it will stay the way it was.