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I'm trying a few things with door 3 now. I was thinking the capital letters could be the key to the lowercase or vice versa. If there was two key letters in a row I would decode it with the first one, then decode that result with the next one. I got:
eorjmbo for lowercase and srjffdza for uppercase. Neither make much sense obviously.
i thought we had to use the "pi code" (dont know if thats real) for door 3, i.e. use the numbers of pi to shift the ciphertext, didnt work. any other ideas?
I'm trying a few things with door 3 now. I was thinking the capital letters could be the key to the lowercase or vice versa. If there was two key letters in a row I would decode it with the first one, then decode that result with the next one. I got:
eorjmbo for lowercase and srjffdza for uppercase. Neither make much sense obviously.
I'm trying to do the uppercase with one shift and the lowercase with a different shift.
I've read of a caesar code where the cipher shifts every time you change case. That could be difficult
I'm trying to do the uppercase with one shift and the lowercase with a different shift.
I've read of a caesar code where the cipher shifts every time you change case. That could be difficult
That would be extremely difficult. Its worth working on though, I think I'll give that a shot tomorrow. I'm going out in about 20 minutes so I definately don't have time to do that now.
There are NO clues for 17
Noone solved it. I just lucky and guessed the right answer.
I'll PM both of you with it. Delete it if you don't want to know.
keep the call signs stacked on top of each other in the order from the picture.
The first letter is in the first row, second letter is in the second row, etc.
I used http://casr.adelaide.edu.au/craig/wow.html
to help me solve it. Its a good thing because it is a very obscure word. At least I've never heard it before. It does say it is a vocabulary lesson though.
Edit: I just looked up the answer word to find its meaning, and it does relate to the 'devout' clue given in the title bar.
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