nope it's not beatrix.
and it's not alexander either, but excellent reasoning (it's not correct but still) i didn't even think of anything like that, and it really does fit in nice
but still wrong...
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nope it's not beatrix.
and it's not alexander either, but excellent reasoning (it's not correct but still) i didn't even think of anything like that, and it really does fit in nice
but still wrong...
Your riddle is a little too inspecific for
me to solve :'(. I just don't think those
few lines you have give enough information.
I would like it if you gave hints or
lengthened the riddle a bit.
Anyways, I'm clueless really.
Man, what a familiar feeling... like that time I guessed Fury Brand on FF7 riddles where the right answer was HP<->MP but still matched it up correctly to all the lines. Heh heh, oh well.
Couldn't be Dagger/Princess Garnet then, could it?
no correct answer so far.
Hint: contains many outside references...
Many outside references?
Wow maybe there's more to the riddle than I thought..:p
I've had a couple of false leads (where I thought I was on
track but wasn't). Anyways, I'm now puzzled with the very
first word; "Adorned". That is not your average vocabulary,
and it means practically the same as beautified.
So I'm thinking there's more to it and whaddaya know?
In several item descriptions the producers used the
word "adorned", but there the lead stops.
*psst, Is "adorned" a clue or do you have 1337 english skillz?
The balkans with Tito part doesn´t make much sense to me.
Balkans seems to be some kind of Turkish for "rock" or
"mountain" but still the Tito part doesn't ring a bell. I have
searched the whole internet for FF IX and anything related
to Tito or any mangled up combination of those letters.
The other sentences are really not specific enough to
start a search for.
you're approaching the riddle in the right way except that you got every conclusion wrong:p so to start off:
adorned isn't there because i'm trying to use "difficult" (in lack of a better word) words, and it's not an outside reference, but you may be on to something but i don't really know what you're thinking about and you said that they were false leads so i'm not sure on what you're thinking about...
as for the balkan=rock/mountain theory you're waaaaay off...
The riddle:
Adorned and beautified,
but not weak.
I am a part of something. this line is an independent part and it's easier if you consider it to be, before it was with the first paragraph so... think of it as independent...
I fight those who occupy,
just like i did,
in the balkans with Tito.
That's as many hints as i'll give for now, after a couple of guesses you'll get more hints, but that'll do for now.
the falcons claw
not the falcons claw
It's so G'damn hard!
Could you please explain a bit on the Tito part?
Since, by now, I'm pretty sure there's no mention
of "tito" in FF IX, closest is Dhr. Tot. OH WAIT A MINUTE!
Didn't Eiko call him Toti? Or little princess Garnet?
Probably another false lead? Is this Tito an anagram?
Hmm you could also mean that I must add Tito to balkans.
Which forms balkanstito, which could be an anagram.
Blak station?
Balk station?
Blanks .....
Tot is a blank? (lol?:P)
the whole last sentence makes for:
Thinkable within toast
or
Thinkable with station.
Probably nothing (anagrams are bad for me).
there has been no correct answer so far and BTW the riddle contains no anagrams.
Hmm, maybe I got it.
Is it the stardust rod?
It's "adorned with beautifull stars".
I guess you could say it isn't weak.
It's a part of madain's ring.
It has elemental defence versus shadow. I guess
you could say shadow "occupies". And in general users
of shadow magic have bad intentions.
The tito and balkan part I still can't match to this answer.
Or it's Zorn.
He wears Partisan and Stardust Rod (which both are "adorned" in their descriptions).
He is healthier than Thorn, and not weak.
He's a part of Meltigemini.
That's where I get stuck.
no guess correct so far... although DeStyle seems to be on the right track...
is it a weapon of some kind like Save The Queen or Excalibur?
it is in history if that's what you mean but if it's famous you're talking of then not so much (it's spoken of sometimes but not like say excalibur)... although it's safe to say it's a weapon since many have probably figured that out already...Quote:
Originally Posted by Darthwedge
DeStyle was close when he said Zorn.
The answer is Partisan. Reasoning available upon request.