The puzzle Pen Pals has now been out for a week. If you need some help, check the bottom of this post.
The new puzzle for this week is Quotable. So much to say; so little time.
Not every version of the pigpen cipher includes diagonal lines.

Puzzles for Adults and Children
The puzzle Counting on an Answer has now been out for a week. If you need some help, check the bottom of this post.
The new puzzle for this week is Pen Pals. X marks the spot – or is it O?
This puzzle only contains six unique letters. Maybe you should count on them to find an ANSWER?
The first puzzle of November, Scorecards has now been out for a week. If you need some help, check the bottom of this post.
The new puzzle for this week is Counting on an Answer. Without an answer, is it even a puzzle?
In order, the clues refer to Euchre, Guillotine, Sushi Go, Blackjack, Hearts, Cribbage, Phase 10, Solo Spades, and Uno. Your answer will be three words.
The September-October metapuzzle Five Years Later has been out for a week now. There’s not a lot of hint I can give, but there’s a bit of a nudge below.
The new puzzle for this week is Scorecards. Make sure you read to the bottom of the puzzle if you haven’t already!
Looking at the eight answers, it should be pretty easy to put them in order, but how can you decide which letter to select from each solution? This puzzle doesn’t give you much to go off of.
The puzzle Which Brew has been out for a week now. If you haven’t found the answer yet, check below for a hint.
Once you finish that, check out the new metapuzzle, Five Years Later. Use your answers from the last eight weeks to find your final solution.
Each of the nine scrambled potion ingredients is missing its first letter. You can use the writing on the cauldron to put the ingredients in order. Two ingredients have two-word names, and one has a three-word name.
The puzzle Time Heist has been out for a week now. It’s proven to be tough, partially by design, and partially due to an error, which I must sincerely apologize for. Check below for a hint.
This week’s new puzzle is Which Brew. Get into the spirit of Halloween by brewing the perfect potion!
Once you solve the logic puzzle, you will not need to reorder the table. The numbers can be used to index into the words.
The puzzle On the Table has been out for a week now. If you haven’t found the solution yet, check below for your hint.
This week’s new puzzle is Time Heist. We’re on the case, and we’re chasing them through history!
Each of the clue answers, when read aloud, can be followed by a particular three-letter suffix to belong on a particular table.
The puzzle Spiderweb has been out for a week now. If you haven’t found the solution yet, check below for your hint.
This week’s new puzzle is On the Table. What do all of these answers have in common?
In the puzzle, the clues that move inward are given in alphabetical order by clue. Here they are in alphabetical order by answer:
The puzzle Cross Words has been out for a week now. If you haven’t found the solution yet, check below for your hint.
This week’s new puzzle is Spiderweb. Can you locate the answer hidden in the web?
Each of the clues gives a three-word phrase with AND as the second word. For example, the first pair is SUIT AND TIE.
The puzzle Skull and Crossbones has been out for a week now. If you haven’t found the solution yet, check below for your hint.
This week’s new puzzle is Cross Words. Just between you and me, this one will require some tried and true methods.
This puzzle includes bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, glands, organs, and maybe a couple other random body parts. You will need to find all of them to locate your instructions for the next step; however, only one type will be required to locate the final answer.