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Welcome to Riddles of the Glade!

Riddles of the Glade is a Rayman contest where competitors try to find out the answer to a clue that references a character/object/place from the Rayman series.


How does it work?

The game (round) begins with a member giving the competitors a clue that references to a character/object/place from the Rayman series. The first competitor to answer correctly will take over and give a new clue.


Can I skip an offer to give a clue?

Yes you can skip an offer to give a clue. If that happens, an available staff member will take over for that clue.


How many clues will be given?

There is no set number of clues, but there is a limit of 5 clues per day. The round will continue until a season for The Teensies Quiz begins. That's when the round will end and rewards are handed out.


What happens if there is a tie?

In the event of a tiebreaker, there will be a best of 3 round. The competitor to answer 2 out of 3 correctly will win the round. The host of the tiebreaker round should first announce the intention to hold it. The competitors then need to express their agreement to this within one week. Following this, the tiebreaker clues may be given. If one competitor fails to turn up within a week, they automatically forfeit the round. If both fail to turn up, the winner is decided using a random number generator.


What are the rules for this contest?

Like the other contests in Pirate-Community, there are rules that must be followed. These are the rules as follows:

• If you answer incorrectly for a clue, you must wait for the next clue. Or if necessary, until another clue is given out for the same character/object/place.
• If you skip an offer to give a new clue, you are not allowed to answer that clue.
• When you are giving a clue(s), make sure they are descriptive enough. Not to where the first clue completely gives the answer away, but not clues that don't really help the players much. Use words like character, object, enemy and location when you are giving the first clue. Try to be as clear as possible in your clues.
• When someone makes a guess, the cluegiver must respond to that guess within 48 hours. If not, then the clue lapses and the most recent person to guess can give a new one, regardless of whether they guessed correctly or wrongly. The first time that this happens, the scoreboard is unaffected, but if the same person lets their clue lapse again in the same round, they also forfeit a point to the most recent person to guess.

Failure to follow the above rules, will result in punishments. Punishments from exclusion of a round to exclusion from the game.


What is the reward system for this contest?

At the end of each round, rewards will be handed out to the top three competitors who have the most points on the leaderboard. If the competitor finishes in third place, they will receive 100 Tings. If the competitor finishes in second place, they will receive 150 Tings. And if the competitor finishes in first place, they will receive 250 Tings and will start off the next round after the break.


Leaderboard

Round 1

RibShark - 2 points (Winner)
Master - 2 points
Carrot-master - 1 point
CHRdutch - 1 point
PluMGMK - 1 point
Ray502 - 1 point


Round 2

Carrot-master - 3 points
CHRdutch - 3 points
Polokus - 3 points
PluMGMK - 2 points
Ray502 - 2 points
Digital Mozart - 1 point


Round 2 tiebreaker

Carrot-master - 3 points
CHRdutch - 2 points
Polokus - 0 points


Round 3

Carrot-master - 4 points
Ambidextroid - 3 points
PluMGMK - 1 point
Master - 1 point
Ray502 - 1 point


Round 4

Carrot-master - 5 points
PluMGMK - 5 points
Master - 3 points
CHRdutch - 2 points
Ray502 - 2 points
Polokus - 1 point
Harpic fraîcheur - 1 point


Round 4 tiebreaker

Carrot-master - 2 points
PluMGMK - 0 points


Round 5

Master - 4 points
raymanHUN - 3 points
PluMGMK - 3 points
Ambidextroid - 2 points
Ray502 - 2 points
Sebban - 2 points
WizardMinecraft - 1 point
Carrot-master - 1 point
Haruka - 1 point
Polokus - 1 point


Round 6

PluMGMK - 2 points
Master - 1 point
Carrot-master - 1 point


Round 7

Master - 3 points
Carrot-master - 2 points
Ray502 - 1 point
PluMGMK - 1 point


Round 8

steocullen91 - 3 points
StelzenBomber - 2 points
Greeness - 2 points
PluMGMK - 2 points
The Jonster - 1 point
Ray502 - 1 point


Round 9

The Jonster - 5 points
StelzenBomber - 3 points
PlumGMK - 3 points
Steo - 3 points
Birds858 - 1 point


Round 10

The Jonster - 4 points
StelzenBomber - 3 points
Steo - 3 points
Birds858 - 2 points


Round 11

The Jonster - 6 points
Steo - 4 points
Ray502 - 4 points
Birds858 - 4 points
Aaron - 3 points
PluMGMK - 2 points
StelzenBomber - 1 point
Fifo - 1 point
WizardMinecraft: 1 point


Round 12

Steo - 11 points (Winner)
The Jonster - 11 points
Birds858 - 4 points
PluMGMK - 4 points
Aaron - 3 points
Ray502 - 2 points
Shrooblord - 1 point


Round 13

Steo - 3 points
The Jonster - 2 points
Alexinator - 1 point
SilentSanctuary - 1 point
PluMGMK - 1 point


Round 14:

Steo: 2 points
Aaron: 1 point
The Jonster: 1 point
Birds858: 1 point


Round 15: (of shame)

Ray502: 1 point
Hunchman801: 1 point + 1 tiebreaker point


Round 16:

Steo – 3 points
PluMGMK – 3 points
StelzenBomber – 2 points
Ray502 – 1 point
The Jonster – 1 point
Aaron – 1 point

Tiebreaker Round:
Steo - 2 points
PluMGMK - 1 point


Round 17:

The Jonster - 2 points
Steo - 2 points
Aaron - 1 point
PluMGMK - 1 point
Shared - 1 point
StelzenBomber - 1 point

Tiebreaker Round:
Steo - 2 points
The Jonster - 1 point

Round 1 (Ends Aug 18, 2017)

Clue #1: This area replaced another area as a hub level in a remake of a Rayman game.

The Front?

Or possibly The Isle of Doors?

RibShark got the one I was looking for! The Dreamcast version is not known as a remake of Rayman 2, just a different version. The iOS and 3DS versions are also debatable.

Now RibShark, you can now ask a new clue of your own.

Clue #2: This level contains the only Teensie in Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc that, when freed, will give different items based on the previous actions of the player during the level.

Desert of the Knaaren, phase 7.

Correct!

Clue #3: This character didn't speak English until an early spin-off game.

Bzzit?

Betilla?

Plum is correct! Betilla first spoke English in Rayman Junior.

Clue #4: This object appears in two worlds of Rayman 1 and is used by Rayman in one of them and enemies in the other.

The Frying Pan?

Yes! It's used by Space Pirates in Picture City and Rayman in Candy Château! But the latter not in the Jaguar version…

Hmm, looks like RibShark is not available at this time. I'll go ahead and ask a clue.

Clue #5: This item has a similar function to the life statues in a certain game.

White Lums?

Correct!

Clue #6: This game uses remixed tracks from the N64 version of Rayman 2.

Rayman 3 GBA?