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YGO Card Name Game
- Thread starter chaosruler
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Entropy, I figured you'd have the best chance at guessing this just cause you can think outside the box and tend to have that knack on finding the right path in my twisted mind. With that the Goblin writes: "You fell for it too." Next!
LordLight2
New Member
Random shot in the dark: Freya, Spirit of Victory
*random shot strikes down the Goblin Calligrapher as all he mutters is the word "FAKE!"*
Aw gee... it's not like these guys come cheap you know. Freya is cute with that Cheerleader motif (Hmm, save the Freya, save the World!) but no.
Aw gee... it's not like these guys come cheap you know. Freya is cute with that Cheerleader motif (Hmm, save the Freya, save the World!) but no.
[stupid]Fake Trap?[/stupid]
Hmmm, you're being unusually complimentary (no offence!). Is that part of the clue? Because it keeps making me think of those people who try to charm you into buying something.
Coffin Seller? Dark Deal? Magical Merchant?
What about Yomi Ship? It's a ferry, which is like a fairy.
Hmmm, you're being unusually complimentary (no offence!). Is that part of the clue? Because it keeps making me think of those people who try to charm you into buying something.
Coffin Seller? Dark Deal? Magical Merchant?
What about Yomi Ship? It's a ferry, which is like a fairy.
Entropy, you are probably a whole lot closer than you realize... I have to be careful about some of the other unrelated things I say because I could just give it away by accident. But you are good with the clockwork gears and making them tick.
That said, still no. Now I was going to save this for later, but since I've had to recruit a new Goblin to write out the clue for me, I decided to put him to the test.
High on the hill
There's a green meadow all around
It's breezin'
She's smilin'
She'll let them sing angel songs.
Very good Chuck. Let's see if this makes it any clearer for them. (Yes I've been having some really out there fantasies over this clue but I figure it is a lot easier than you may think. Of course you'll probably kick yourself once it is figured out.)
That said, still no. Now I was going to save this for later, but since I've had to recruit a new Goblin to write out the clue for me, I decided to put him to the test.
High on the hill
There's a green meadow all around
It's breezin'
She's smilin'
She'll let them sing angel songs.
Very good Chuck. Let's see if this makes it any clearer for them. (Yes I've been having some really out there fantasies over this clue but I figure it is a lot easier than you may think. Of course you'll probably kick yourself once it is figured out.)
Nope nope nope...
Ok, I was wondering to see how many people would fall for the red herring in the clues... which apparently everyone did (hence all the Fake Trap references). Allow me to recombine the last 2 clues in their proper context along with everything I left out. Not that it will spell it out for you, but perhaps... wait a minute... I'll be back. I have an even better idea... MWUHAHAHA!
Ok, I was wondering to see how many people would fall for the red herring in the clues... which apparently everyone did (hence all the Fake Trap references). Allow me to recombine the last 2 clues in their proper context along with everything I left out. Not that it will spell it out for you, but perhaps... wait a minute... I'll be back. I have an even better idea... MWUHAHAHA!
I know, double post. Still easier to do it this way.
Who says I don't make this easy? (Windows Media Format file, encoded for Dial-Up but you should still be able to make things out.)
Taking clues to the next step.
Who says I don't make this easy? (Windows Media Format file, encoded for Dial-Up but you should still be able to make things out.)
Taking clues to the next step.
Dancing Fairy was already said. Dancing Elf isn't it either.
That's odd... it worked for me just now when I tried it. Give it a go again.
HorusMaster
New Member
Fushi No Tori
Way cold.
Next!
Next!
LordLight2
New Member
Ancient City - Rainbow Ruins
Otohime
Otohime
Otohime... that might be a good choice for a Card down the road... oh wait.
Still not there yet.
Let me try to set you down a path. Usually the text of the clues is pretty irrelevant to guessing what the card is. At least, that's been my pattern. For Des Volstgalph and Otohime, yes there was some clue in the text but otherwise I gave you the answer right there in the clue. Now there may have been the blatent misdirection if you took what I wrote literally, and then the subtle misdirection in that while I made the answer "obvious" if you knew where to look, the "where to look" was far more subtle.
For D.D. Crow, the answer was pretty much given in the lovely Wikipedia link that Entropy posted about Morrigan. "Where to look" in this case was handed to you.
So now you were given a song. The earlier 2 text clues were lyrics to this song. But I already said the lyrics were a deliberate red herring. The song though has to have some relevance. After all, if I stay true to form then once you remove the layers of deception, would I not have given you the answer outright as well?
So maybe there are far fewer "cross-genre" people out there than I thought. But this is the Internet. Given the little bit that you know, how hard would it be to uncover more about what is known to reveal some things I haven't said... after all, you should appreciate the effort I had to go through to remove the MP3 tags from the original song.
With that, I leave you to your task should you decide you want to solve the riddle badly enough. The answer can be reverse engineered from the bits you do have (I just double checked it myself). I might even leave a shortcut hint in the process...
In the meantime, I will finally go back to my fantasies of Yuriko Shiratori, Rina Akiyama, and Wakana Matsumoto.
Still not there yet.
Let me try to set you down a path. Usually the text of the clues is pretty irrelevant to guessing what the card is. At least, that's been my pattern. For Des Volstgalph and Otohime, yes there was some clue in the text but otherwise I gave you the answer right there in the clue. Now there may have been the blatent misdirection if you took what I wrote literally, and then the subtle misdirection in that while I made the answer "obvious" if you knew where to look, the "where to look" was far more subtle.
For D.D. Crow, the answer was pretty much given in the lovely Wikipedia link that Entropy posted about Morrigan. "Where to look" in this case was handed to you.
So now you were given a song. The earlier 2 text clues were lyrics to this song. But I already said the lyrics were a deliberate red herring. The song though has to have some relevance. After all, if I stay true to form then once you remove the layers of deception, would I not have given you the answer outright as well?
So maybe there are far fewer "cross-genre" people out there than I thought. But this is the Internet. Given the little bit that you know, how hard would it be to uncover more about what is known to reveal some things I haven't said... after all, you should appreciate the effort I had to go through to remove the MP3 tags from the original song.
With that, I leave you to your task should you decide you want to solve the riddle badly enough. The answer can be reverse engineered from the bits you do have (I just double checked it myself). I might even leave a shortcut hint in the process...
In the meantime, I will finally go back to my fantasies of Yuriko Shiratori, Rina Akiyama, and Wakana Matsumoto.
Huh, that's another thing...you keep drooling over women. I guess a good place to start would be cards that have been censored.
Anyways, the song is Once You Meet Her. The title appears in the last line, "And once you meet her, maybe you'll stay forever young."
Err...Dian Keto the Cure Master? Soul of the Pure?
I don't know why, but The Immortal of Thunder?
Anyways, the song is Once You Meet Her. The title appears in the last line, "And once you meet her, maybe you'll stay forever young."
Err...Dian Keto the Cure Master? Soul of the Pure?
I don't know why, but The Immortal of Thunder?
HorusMaster
New Member
Thinking a bit on this and trying to research it as much as I can figure, I've come up with a few things...
You've mentioned Wikipedia, so I thought I'd look there...
You've listed lyrics and a link to a song from Final Fantasy 3-Pray with the song as "Once you meet her"...
The album was composed by Yūkyū no Kaze Densetsu...
So, my answer at this point would be a repeat....
Des Volstgalph
You've mentioned Wikipedia, so I thought I'd look there...
You've listed lyrics and a link to a song from Final Fantasy 3-Pray with the song as "Once you meet her"...
The album was composed by Yūkyū no Kaze Densetsu...
So, my answer at this point would be a repeat....
Des Volstgalph