YGO Card Name Game

[slither]

A shot in the dark, but:

De-Spell?

 

[kingpinopie]

Narrow Pass

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

So, like, we have to look at the end or beginning of something?
Yes

Someone's Life/Dying Words: No
Narrow Pass: No
De-Spell: No

 

[kingpinopie]

Change of Heart
Soul Exchange
Call of the Haunted

this is tough.... i still wonder if i am on the right track

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

Change of Heart: No
Soul Exchange: No
Call of the Haunted: No

 

[Judicator]

Letter F
Letter L

 

[slither]

I'll take another approach:

Cyber End Dragon

 

[BenjaminMS]

! It even may be right too...
But, taking another approach (was this girl already guessed?), Ruin, Queen of Oblivion.

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

Queen of Oblivion: Yes "¦ "¦ "¦ "¦ "¦ "¦ it was already guessed: No
Cyber End Dragon: No
Spirit Messages: No

It's impossible to solve the puzzle without the sonnet right in front of you, so i better post it again:

• 
  Did Mister Winston Churchill help you find
  A clue, a quote, direction where to look
  Or how instead, to read the clue aligned?
  Ask when the desert countries have been took.
  
  For young writers this is simple homework
  You might have written blank verse, though
  All small lines, not iambic verse
  One word only; each some info.
  
  Edgar authored many cryptic stories
  Sarah's an enigma to decipher
  A challenge too lies here within like she
  Read along and you will find the answer
  
  Here, The riddle's answer that you covet
  Is concealed within this puzzling sonnet.
  ​

​

 

[slither]

Ok... this comes to mind, a lonely person or a complete lifeless field... Deserts, but Desert Sunlight would be to easy and predictable... so why not come to what the "riddle" is which is a question... so how about:

Ordeal of the Traveler?

 

[Mr. Cranium]

So, like, we have to look at the end or beginning of something?
Yes

The Dictionary? The sonnet? Your name? The phonebook?

EDIT: Question or Reversal Quiz?

 

[kingpinopie]

ok.. i really think this one need some serious narrowing down...

which is it a trap, spell, or monster?? maybe this will help us get down to the nitty gritty faster....
by the way DaGuy... awesome riddle.... very tough... i should have paid better attention in English Lit. hahaha


Just Desserts
Bottomless Shifting Sand
Secret Pass to the Treasures

 

[Mr. Cranium]

I don't really think paying attention in English class would've helped with this. What I'm really stuck on is who the heck this Sarah is.

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

Look at "¦ The Sonnet: Yes
Dictionary: No
Phonebook: No
My/Your Name: No

Spell, Trap, Monster: Monster, but it doesn't really matter. Geez i could probably even just say the name of the card and that might not help anyone solve the puzzle...

Desert Sunlight: No
Question: No
Reversal Quiz: No
Ordeal of the Traveller: No
Just Deserts: No
Bottomless Shifting Sand: No
Secret Pass to the Treasures: No

 

[kingpinopie]

Butterfly Dagger - Elma

 

[kingpinopie]

I don't really think paying attention in English class would've helped with this. What I'm really stuck on is who the heck this Sarah is.

that wont be so hard to figure out when you figure out the first third of the sonnet.... the part with Churchill... it will direct you to the right time in Poe's life i believe, and even the right WORK to look at.... I think Sarah is just a bit of extra info to help you confirm that you have the right story / poem or whatever to look at...... and Im pretty sure that if you solved the churchill part, the whole SARAH issue will not be hard to figure.. especially which one


I think the key is to figure out how they relate to each other.. what i mean is... what do they have in common... err.. how they can fit together to point you directly to the card you are looking for.... does that make sense?
My problem has been interpreting how they fit... so far.... and as i read on and on i think of new cards.... i think more patience is in order..

 

[Jathro]

Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer: No
Butterfly Dagger - Elma: No


"Poe put the Georgia into Stenography"
^^Sarah is an example of the above

 

[kingpinopie]

The Last Warrior from Another Planet

 

[DaGuyWitBluGlasses]

Last Warrior: No

Sarah may be an enigma, but Frances is a valentine.