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Comunication Challenge: Multifandom/Meta: Puzzle (Cryptogram): Fannish Crypto-Lists
Title: Fannish Crypto-Lists
Fandom: Multifandom/meta
Rating: G
Notes/explanation:
Three cryptograms, in list format. If you're unfamiliar with this kind of puzzle, basically it's a simple code in which one letter is substituted for another. (e.g., A might become R, B become L, C become Z, etc.) Each list uses the same code for all entries, but the code is different for each list. Every item in the list will fit the list theme.
The way to go about solving these is to look for patterns, and to pay attention to how frequently and in what combinations the letters pop up. It's a good idea to keep a key to help you as you go: write out the alphabet and note the real letters underneath the code letters as you figure them out.
For those who need it, the answer key is here. That's a back-dated entry on my own LJ. I've done it that way because the last time somebody posted a puzzle, I printed it out so that I could work on it, and even though the solution was blanked out in the post, it still showed up on the printout, and I almost spoiled myself for the answers. I hope that's OK.
SPACE-BASED TV SHOWS
KMBRMU VQM
UDK KVOUA
WROU RUDH
OCKUMPDKO
NORRIDWROU JOIOBRLBO
AOUWBOTD
NONGIMC ALYD
ALUDAIG
NIOHDW WDYDC
IMWR LC WTOBD
KINDS OF FANFIC
RMGRF
GMZLNSGZL OSKXLNRL
BLS
IGNT ROL
UMOUU
FLZ
VNGVP
ANGEEML
IKRRKSB RVLSL
NLIKJ
EXCUSES FOR NOT WRITING
EMT'U LCTQ M KOUM
KXWB GCUY SOMH HCLO
WRVOKRQB OHWO GSRUO CU LCSWU
VXWO CWT'U UMHFCTA UR VO
MHH VB CQOMW MSO LRS UYO GSRTA LCE
URR WHOOIB
UYO UYCTA C GMW GSCUCTA ARU PRWWOQ
QRT'U SOVKOS UYO EMTRT GOHH OTRXAY
TRKRQB GCHH GMTU UR SOMQ CU
ARU QCWUSMEUOQ KB WUXICQ IXDDHOW
Fandom: Multifandom/meta
Rating: G
Notes/explanation:
Three cryptograms, in list format. If you're unfamiliar with this kind of puzzle, basically it's a simple code in which one letter is substituted for another. (e.g., A might become R, B become L, C become Z, etc.) Each list uses the same code for all entries, but the code is different for each list. Every item in the list will fit the list theme.
The way to go about solving these is to look for patterns, and to pay attention to how frequently and in what combinations the letters pop up. It's a good idea to keep a key to help you as you go: write out the alphabet and note the real letters underneath the code letters as you figure them out.
For those who need it, the answer key is here. That's a back-dated entry on my own LJ. I've done it that way because the last time somebody posted a puzzle, I printed it out so that I could work on it, and even though the solution was blanked out in the post, it still showed up on the printout, and I almost spoiled myself for the answers. I hope that's OK.
SPACE-BASED TV SHOWS
KMBRMU VQM
UDK KVOUA
WROU RUDH
OCKUMPDKO
NORRIDWROU JOIOBRLBO
AOUWBOTD
NONGIMC ALYD
ALUDAIG
NIOHDW WDYDC
IMWR LC WTOBD
KINDS OF FANFIC
RMGRF
GMZLNSGZL OSKXLNRL
BLS
IGNT ROL
UMOUU
FLZ
VNGVP
ANGEEML
IKRRKSB RVLSL
NLIKJ
EXCUSES FOR NOT WRITING
EMT'U LCTQ M KOUM
KXWB GCUY SOMH HCLO
WRVOKRQB OHWO GSRUO CU LCSWU
VXWO CWT'U UMHFCTA UR VO
MHH VB CQOMW MSO LRS UYO GSRTA LCE
URR WHOOIB
UYO UYCTA C GMW GSCUCTA ARU PRWWOQ
QRT'U SOVKOS UYO EMTRT GOHH OTRXAY
TRKRQB GCHH GMTU UR SOMQ CU
ARU QCWUSMEUOQ KB WUXICQ IXDDHOW
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I got the first set pretty quickly... but mainly because the first sf show I think of is clearly the same as you - or at least, the one you put first!
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