Welcome to the Lemmings Forum level design contest! It is almost a whole year since our first contest!

First off, you don't have to design a level in order to participate.

The contest consists of two phases, a level design phase and the level solving phase. Each phase will probably last about 3 weeks.

In the level design phase, players can design a single level and submit it. The only restriction is that your level must contain 5 or less Lemmings. Any % required (other than 0) is acceptable.

At the beginning of the solving phase, all levels will be posted. Players try to solve the levels, and submit their solutions at the end, the aim being to solve as many levels as possible. Furthermore players can vote in three categories for: best looking and most fun level and most original level. Also you may rate the level on it's difficulty but this will not be factored into scores.

If you don't design a level (i.e. skip phase 1), you can still submit solutions and/or vote on levels. You can also design a level but not submit solutions/vote.


Level design phase.

Deadline
The deadline for level submissions is Sunday Dec 22th. (May be extended upon popular demand or if it turns out I get eaten by a whale, which is a possibility.)

Submission
You may submit only one level.
1. Post your level right here in this thread.
2. End your filename with a number corresponding to it's version (e.g. level1.lvl)
3. Players can attempt your level before the deadline.
4. Everytime you update your level, please post a notification and make clear which version of your level is the newest one (using this numbering method)
5. Late submissions will be excepted but will automatically lose one point in all voting categories, and author will be given a slap on the wrist.

Theme
The topic of the contest is: Design a level with 5 or less Lemmings. Any % required (other than 0) is acceptable.
You may use any of the classic terrains and even one of namida's new terrains which can be found here: http://www.lemmingsforums.com/index.php?topic=879.0
[note: to install and use these graphics you will have to consult namida, ccexplore or someone else knowledgeable about them]

Platform
The game the levels have to be designed for is Lemmix, specifically 'Custom Lemmings' viewer style. Lemmix
You may use any program to make your level as long as it is in LVL format and 'Custom Lemmings' viewer style. If you have trouble setting up Lemmix or any of these programs, feel free to ask here.

Glitches
Levels must be solvable without glitches. To determine what is a glitch and what isn't, use these lists for reference: non-glitches and glitches. If some behaviour is not listed in the glitches list, you should be safe (unless it's something really obscure; try to use common sense here.) Note however that other players may use glitches to solve your levels, so you should try to protect your level against glitchy solutions.




Level solving phase.

Levels
All levels must be posted here by their authors before the level submission deadline.

Deadline

Monday, December 30. *is flexible*

Submission
-Solving may begin as soon as the first person uploads their level.
-PM your solutions (in LRB format) to their respective authors AND to me. I will keep a folder of all the replays until the end of the contest. you can use the "send to multiple recipients" features to send a message to two people at once.
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Once again, forgot that this forum doesn't have an attachment option on PMs

-One option is dropbox: a free, easy to use program that allows you to upload basically anything anywhere with a link. Really handy, the bearded professors recommend it.
-Another option is to email your solutions to me, (whatshuh@gmail.com) and I will send them to their respectful designers.

-I myself will not participate in the solving phase (at least I won't enter my self for scores though I may attempt and/or solve a few levels)
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Don't forget to select 'Custom Lemmings' viewer style (right-click -> Change viewer style) when playing a level.
To save a replay after you solved the level in the Lemmix playtester, press 'u' and a replay file will appear in the Replay folder. To view a replay, select the level and go into the play tester, then press Shift+R.
-tips-
F keys are identical to DOS lemmings
press F to enable fast-forward mode
press space bar to skip ahead 10 seconds
press Control+F1 to save a state, press Shift+F1 to go back to that state


Scoring
-Player will get a point for every version of a level they solve for both backroutes and intended solutions.
-I will keep a record of all the solutions made.
-It is up to the designer of each level to decide what is and what is not a backroute. If a designer decides his level has multiple acceptable solutions; all these accepted by the designer will count as intended and NOT as backroutes.
-If player solves the same version of a level in totally different ways; and the designer acknowledges they are different, player will get points for both of these.


Voting

deadline
After the deadline of the solving phase everyone must upload their 'final' version of their level. This is the version that will be judged.
this phase will last one week. Votes must be cast by then.

voting:
submit your votes to me via PM.
I will make my own votes before everyone else and post them in one day before the deadline in an encrypted archive, and I will not change them. I will announce the password for the archive once the deadline has passed. (I have WinRAR but I do not know how to use encrypted archives so I may need help with that...)

Rate every level - give each level a rating between 1 and 10 in each category. 1 is the lowest score, 10 is the highest score. You must vote for every level in this Jam. The level with the highest combined score in each category wins!

categories are:
-best looking
-most fun
-most original
-difficulty (does not effect points)


Awards will go to:
-highest voted level in the three separate categories. So three separate awards here.
-most intended solutions found
-most backroutes found
-level with most backroutes
-level with fewest backroutes


That's it. Have fun!

I encourage everyone to post levels here, and discuss things (don't give away solutions though), to make this contest more lively.


APPENDIX 1:
Please correct mistakes that I may have made in this post. I am completely open to suggestion or changes in the rules.

APPENDIX 2:
during the contest I ask that everybody refrain (within reason) from PM'ing me about matters other than the contest so my box doesn't get too cluttered.

---I greatly apologize for the huge delay. But it is now finally here!---

Hello Lemmings fans and Lemmini players. Below is a huge levelpack, playable in Lemmini; The Lemmings Community Compilation Levelpack, otherwise known as "Revenge of the Lemmings"

This pack consists of 210 levels in 7 ratings! It is recommended you the read the READ ME file that comes with it; this contains a lot of info and a list of all the authors who contributed to the pack.

downloads

see this post: https://www.lemmingsforums.net/index.php?topic=1676.msg68483#msg68483



<strong>How to Install Lemmini version</strong>

note: the pack is separated in two parts (first four ratings in one, last three in the second) this is to allow passwords for every level, they don't work otherwise with more than 130 levels. There are two folders.

 - close Lemmini before doing this
 - Put the "Revenge of the Lemmings" folders into the "levels" folder of Lemmini. You must put EACH folder (part 1 and part 2) into your Lemmini/levels/ folder.  [Don't put one inside the other]
 - start Lemmini and look under "Level > select level > Revenge of the Lemmings" to select your level and begin the game!

-to add the custom music: unzip the contents of the music zipfolder into your music folder in Lemmini.

-enter 0xdeadbeef as a code to disable all passwords and gain access to any level.


<strong>How to Install Lemmix version</strong>

-unzip contents and double-click on LemmixPlayerRevenge.exe. That's it!

Enter "CHEATCODES", or in the INI file, set CheatCodes to 1. Then you can instantly win a level by pressing 5.


<strong>IMPORTANT STUFF:</strong>

who is in charge of compiling the levels: mobius and Akseli.
compiled and created the Lemmix DOS version: namida.
We want to thank each and everyone of all the authors who created all the levels and everyone who helped prepare the pack by nominating levels, testing and etc.

While we went through each level and made sure it is playable and solvable with as few backroutes as possible we're not perfect. If you've found a problem, a backroute or have any questions or comments please let us know here or you can PM me. Also; Feel free to discuss the pack here and offer your thoughts and opinions.

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<strong>Ratings:</strong>

-PICNIC-

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/72760678/Preview1Countree.jpg" alt="" class="bbc_img" />

"Remember how to play?"
This is the first rating and a warm up to the ordeal you're about to face. It's a good place to brush up on your skills and remember all of the many facets and tricks to the Lemmings world. Some levels give you plenty of skills, others have few but make it obvious what to do. It starts out easy but by the end of Picnic, the game already becomes a challenge.

-HOOTENANNY-

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/72760678/Preview2Think.jpg" alt="" class="bbc_img" />

"More fun than a pair of pants filled with Lemmings"
Like Picnic, but harder. It's time to start thinking. You're faced with an assortment of challenges: skill allotment, time issues, multitasking,
and some tricks that may be new to you, if you're new to Lemmings

-FRENZY-

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/72760678/Preview1Betcha.jpg" alt="" class="bbc_img" />

"Use the Grey Matter here"
Things are heating up, but the real test is just beginning. You're in the third rating, so there's no more fooling around. Learn from the trials you already passed. Learn from the levels you play here.

-PAIN-

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/72760678/behind bars.png" alt="" class="bbc_img" />

"In the fun way; not like the Chips Challenge level of the same name"
Now we kick it up a notch. Be prepared for out-of-the-box thinking and stretching your Lemmings knowledge beyond new limits. Don't expect to play the same old game of Taxing and Mayhem, but do not lose hope. As a wise man once said; “It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for an arrogant man to enter the kingdom of Lemmings"

-CARNAGE-

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/72760678/Preview5Crevasse.jpg" alt="" class="bbc_img" />

"Honey, I shrunk the Lemmings..."
If you've learned anything so far, it's to never make quick assumptions. Of course I guess that's advice useful in any part of life. Just know that there are some truly unique creations here. You need to utilize every single aspect of this game.

-ARMAGEDDON-

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/72760678/Preview6Duality.jpg" alt="" class="bbc_img" />

"This ain't your Parent's Lemmings"
Still think you're a Lemmings' Master? Think Again.
ENTER ONLY IF YE BE MEN OF VALOR... FOR THE LEVELS THAT LIE WITHIN ARE SO FOUL, SO CRUEL... THAT NO MAN HAS YET ATTEMPTED THEM AND LIVED! BONES OF MEN LAY STREWN ABOUT IN FRONT OF IDLING COMPUTERS.
SO BRAVE GAMERS, IF YOU DO DOUBT YER COURAGE, OR YER STRENGTH, COME NO FURTHER FOR DEATH AWAITS YOU ALL! ...with a nasty, big, red tongue of the chameleon, coming to swallow up your lemmings.

-BONUS-

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/72760678/Preview7Glitch.jpg" alt="" class="bbc_img" />

Up until now, all the levels you have played have been fair. Some of these are not. Here are levels of the strange and bizarre, levels that use glitches or behavior that is specific to Lemmini (and no other console or clone of Lemmings). If you are not familiar with all the mechanics and glitches of Lemmini, it might be best to visit the forum and find a topic called "glitches in Lemmini". Be prepared to exercise many unusual methods to defeat these levels.

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BIG thanks to:

Akseli, Gronkling, Clam Spammer, geoo, Crane, Proxima;
(for playtesting, suggestions, thoughts, and other help)

Pieuw (for technical help)
namida (for compiling the Lemmix version)
Crane (for custom Lemmini music)
ccexplore (for coding and technical help)
Mindless (for upkeeping the database where many levels are stored)
Eric Lang (who created Lemmix, a Lemmings level editor)
Volker Oth (who created Lemmini)
DMA design for creating Lemmings way back in 1991
AND every single person who made a level in this pack of course <img src="http://www.lemmingsforums.com/Smileys/lemmings/smiley.gif" alt="" title="Smiley" class="smiley" />

Without these people the pack would not have been possible. If I forgot to mention anybody please let me know.

The folder attached contains 32 terrain pieces from the graphics used by Lemmini. I decided to begin making some new ones and fix pieces which have mistakes. For example the wooden piece from pillar set has this weird arbitrary pixel floating out in no-man's land for no apparent reason. I erased it and also fixed the boundary box. I plan to fix all boundary boxes which will make aligning them in editors profoundly easier.
I need confirmation first however, if this will conflict with levels already made with "old" terrain.

bubble_33, bubble_54, pillar 16, marble_26, rock_9 you can insert into your folder and replace the ones already there. These are fixes. Mostly "holes" in terrain where there shouldn't be or a odd things as mentioned above.

to do this: find Lemmix/gamedata/styles/*then find the appropriate terrain folder and replace the existing piece.

for Lemmini find: Lemmini/styles/appropriate terrain folder

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I also plan to add new terrain, you can see an example of that. But I don't know exactly how this works. That is, IDK what to edit in the ini files or whatever to get it to work in Lemmix and Lemmini. Can anyone help me on that?

I have no idea how to access the DOS terrain used by Lemmix.

Can someone help me; I’d like to get the music and/or sound from Cheapo. Is there a way to extract them? Simply looking through the files didn’t yield anything unless I missed something. I only found two mod music files. The version of Cheapo I have has way more than that.
I have the version uploaded by geoo some time ago with a ton of levels by everybody.

----this is a review for the user created DoveLems-----

DoveLems is a comprehensive, 125-level Lemmini pack made by Dodochacalo.

You can get the current version of DoveLems (December 31st 2012) here, with an ini-file for playing levels smoothly.

I recommend that our reviews are based on that version so there wouldn't be any contradictions.

Here is Dodochacalo's YouTube channel, where you can get all of Dodochacalo's levels. (note, however the levelpacks obtained here lack the ini-files)

Rules and review format are same than in other review games, but I guess we aren't too strict with them. Now let's have fun and review this large, excellent custom levelpack!
(edited by Akseli)
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pictures (from Gronkling):
.ZIP with all the images in

[Gronkling's pictures are now in the resources folder. Thank you to geoo for hosting them previously. [Adam]]

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Plain 1 – Again our Famous Lemmings!



Lemmings: 20
Save: 20%
RR: 70
Time: 5 minutes

skills: 10 miners

good: it’s nice easy level to begin with. The art and design is really well done and original which continues throughout this whole set.

bad: I tad precision based seems bad to start off the game.

I've been playing Legend of Zela Oracle of Season/Ages. I played Seasons first and now I'm playing Ages secret game. I really enojyed both, even more than Link's Awakening which is one of my favorites. (Link's Awakening actually inspired me to write a story (it has nothing to do with Zelda)). I like the whole secrets concept.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUieJznyfSw&list=PL36BCA5C1A8021BDD&index=1

Here is a place to discuss game play features for any Lemmings Clone. Just features of the game in general. A place to talk about them, discuss and debate them in detail. You can also talk about features already in existence. What do you love? What do you hate?
I’m not trying to put pressure on anybody to do this or that. I’d just really like to see some discussion on this sort of thing. Up till now I haven’t seen much.
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entrance hatch
This is how lemmings enter the level. T0068ey fall vertically from this hatch. Hatches don’t always appear the same but they all resemble a box with an opening on the bottom.
Hovering the cursor over the hatch will display the release rate. This number indicates how quickly lemmings come out of the hatch. It’s minimum is 1, with maximum of 99. right clicking on the hatch will raise the RR will left clicking will lower it. A hatch may restrict the change of its RR, to only lower it, only raise it, or not at all.
A different number of lemmings may come out of any entrance.

exit balloon
This is how lemmings exit the level. Exits don’t always look the same but they all resemble a balloon which the lemming jump into. Each type of Lemming has a different color of balloon, and these accept only those types of Lemmings for which they are colored. With the exception of the red balloon (which has pictures of all four lemmings) this balloon will accept all Lemmings.
Some exits may have a limit on how many Lemmings can enter them, this number appears on the balloon. When this limit is reached the balloon will set sail and further Lemmings will not exit the level.


terrain
Terrain is just about everything in the level which Lemmings can dig through. Terrain usually makes up most of a level. Terrain comes in all shapes and sizes. There are some special kinds of terrain; they are covered below.

steel:
Steel cannot be dug or bombed through in any way or direction. The shredder also cannot penetrate steel.

blocks:
If a lemming falls onto a block, it will treat it like normal ground, however a lemming walking into a block will push it along at normal speed until it hits a wall or falls off an edge. If a block falls into water it will float and create a bridge for lemmings to cross. If a block falls into acid or lava it will be destroyed. blocks can cover up switches and gates. Weasels can also push blocks.
If a lemming is in between a block and a wall and the block is being pushed toward the wall; that lemming will die.
Blocks are like steel; they cannot be destroyed (except if they fall into acid and lava)

one-way-terrain:
this terrain which appears as arrows covering normal terrain can only be dub through in that direction.

one-way-door:
this type of wall can be passed through in one direction but lemmings encountering it from the opposite direction will treat it exactly like a steel wall. A builder can build right up through a fall-through platform ceiling (that’s facing upwards). But once above it with will walk on and not get back down.

disappearing terrain:
this terrain vanishes after 1 lemming walks over it. 1 pixel of terrain will be erased for every step a lemming takes across it. All Lemmings behind him will fall.

Catapult/ Trampoline:
when a lemming encounters a catapult it will be flung a great distance. It will survive the fall ONLY if it lands on a cushion. The trampoline works similarly but only flings the lemming directly upwards.

conveyer belt
a platform that makes any lemmings fall on it walk in only one direction. Lemmings encountering it from another direction will turn around. It also prevents the use of most skills while walking on it. [partly to prevent easy work around of this object and because e.g. a builder’s staircase would logically move with the conveyer belt and that is too much coding for the theoretical programmer of this theoretical game that does not exist ]

door:
a door is made of steel and acts as a regular wall when it is closed. When open the door is completely passable. Lemmings walking on a closed door will fall if the door opens. Lemmings walking through an open door will die if it closes.
A builder can build through open doors, but if the door closes the bridge will be destroyed.

Pools
pools are made of steel and contain water or acid or and can be filled and emptied. Making them safe or dangerous for certain lemmings.

shredder
the shredder is a kill-all trap which resembles a small saw. It can move in just about any direction and at any speed. It can be turned on and off by a switch.

weasels:
weasels are a trap that moves about the level tantamount to lemmings. They have umbrellas so they can survive high falls, but die to about everything else. When a compressed group of lemmings encounters a weasel the weasel will only kill 1 of the lemmings.

teleporters (regular):
appear as circular discs with a spiral hypnotically winding in the center.
When a lemming enters a teleport will be deposited at another, anywhere else in the level.
At most two teleporters are connected at once. Each teleport has a light above it with a different color, which ever telporter has the same color is the one it will be linked to. No matter which side a Lemming enters the teleporter, it will exit the side/direction it was facing from the second. Lemmings will retain bomber status and gravity direction through teleportation. Fallers and any other type of lemming can teleport.
If a lemming explodes while teleporting, it will die but no crater will be left.


teleporters (diamond):
similar to regular teleporters however they are diagonally square shaped instead of circular. These teleporters work one-way. Lemmings can only enter from the plain ones and only exit from the one which has the design on top. There can be any number of enter-teleporters but only one exit. All lead to the one exit teleporter. If a Lemming walks up to the exit it will pass through it without doing anything. Gravity and direction is NOT retained on these teleporters. Lemming always exit from the exit teleporter in the same direction.

gravity pads:
turns a lemming upside down. Everything works the same for upside-down lemmings as rightside-up.
An upside-down lemming can mine through an upward one way wall.
An upside-down lemming can fall off the top of the map and die.

transmogrifier:
things passing through the transmogrifier are changed into other things. This change is not permanent; they may continue to change when they go back into the transmogrifier. If it is not specified (there is no picture on it) they change happens in a specific order depending on how many times the thing goes through it.

normal lemming > water lemming > acid lemming > dummy lemming > weasel > etc.

If there is a picture of (example; a weasel) on the transmogrifier then everything going into it will turn into a weasel, and weasels will be unaffected by it.

speed up pad:
lemmings entering this run at x2 speed for about 5 seconds. If a sped-up lemming enters another speed up pad it will continue to speed for another 5 seconds.

blow torch:
the blow torch works very similar to the fire blower from the fire set of original lemmings. When on, it constantly blows a stream of fire out in any of eight directions. It is lethal to all lemmings and weasels. Pressing a switch may turn it on or off and/or change its direction.

lasers/mirrors:
a laser is activated by a switch. When on; it is deadly to lemmings and weasels. They also destroy blocks. They can be deflected by mirrors. Mirrors can be moved and turned also with switches.

glue:
when a lemming walks onto glue it will get stuck and not move until another lemming walks into it. The next said lemming will then be stuck. Only a skill like batter could remove a lemming from glue.

Switches, laser gates, pressure pads:
a switch is activated once a lemming walks passed it in its “off” position. Passing it in the wrong direction does nothing. Each time a switch is activated it turns then must be activated from the other direction. Switches can be activated an infinite amount of times.  A laser gate can be activated from either direction but can only be activated once.
A pressure pad can be activated and infinite amount of times and can be triggered from any direction. Lemming entering its proximity will trigger it.

Switches, laser gates, and pressure pads can do  all kinds of things (singularly or more than one at the same time):
open/close a door
fill/drain a pool
reset a timer or counter
turn on/off most objects. (gravity pads, teleporters, speed up pads, blow torch...)
activate a moving shredder or change the direction of a shredder.

--------More info on switches and laser gates--------

A switch or laser gate may be have other gadgets on their connections to the object(s) they are affecting. These things can be combined. Wires may be attached from a switch to the objects they are connected to make it easier to see what’s happening.

Timer
A timer displays a number. When activated (or from the start of the level) it will count down in seconds, when it reaches zero something will be triggered. Some timers reset by themselves, others do not.

counter:
A counter displays a number. Each time a lemming passes by or activates the object connected with the counter, it counts down once. When the count reaches zero the object is triggered.
timers could be attached to: switches, entrances, exits, etc.. Some counters reset by themselves, others do not.

fuse
when a trigger goes through a fuse it will blow it and no more triggers will be able to go through that line, in effect, making it no longer work.
This is most helpful when [for example] you want a switch to be triggered from only 1 direction but don’t want it to be triggered ever again.

AND gate
This gate has multiple inputs. All switches within the circuit must be turned to one position in order for the connection to go through and be activated. This works over and over if the object wants to be activated again.

OR gate
This gate has multiple inputs. But only one of the switches within the circuit must be turned to one position in order for the connection to go through and be activated.

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LEMMING TYPES:

dummy lemmings
these lemmings appear a little darker than ordinary lemmings. They can still exit and be counted, but not assigned skills to; they will not be highlighted under the cursor.

rogue lemmings:
[essentially opposite of dummy lemmings]
Lemmings that can be assigned skills but not counted in the exit. They will walk by all exits unaffected.

numbered lemmings:
these lemmings have a number written on their shirt [what is easier to see is;] their entrance also has this number on it. These lemmings can only be assigned that number of skills. After they have been assigned these skills (no matter what they are) they can no longer be assigned skills.

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ITEMS:
some things in a level can be picked up by a lemming. If a Lemming picks up an item a small indicator will flash over that lemming as long as it has the item.

pick-up skills/skill removals:. If a lemming passes by a pick-up skill it will gain the ability to use that skill or it may add skills to the skill menu. Some however, only work on the said lemming. For example a lemming may encounter an umbrella which instantly makes it a floater.

thief:
the thief takes any items a lemming has including climber/floater status.
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Another type of item can actually take skills away from the menu bar OR for example may make a climber no longer a climber.

Time Bonus, Time Penalty, and Time Toggle
The time bonus adds 20 seconds to the game clock when it is stepped on. The time penalty subtracts 20 seconds. The time toggle starts and stops the clock.

locked doors/keys:
A locked door acts like a steel wall to a regular lemming. If a lemming passes a key it will automatically pick it up and if that lemming encounters a locked door it will open it and walk through. The door will then be permanently destroyed.

hammer:
the hammer allows a lemming to destroy a block; when he walks into it will smash.

coin/coin slot
a coin slot works like a switch or laser gate however, only a lemming with a coin can activate it. Once that lemming passes the coin slot it will insert the coin and then lose that coin. The slot can only be activated again with another coin.

snorkel:
allows a normal and acid lemmings to survive under water

hover boots:
when a lemming with hover boots comes to an edge it will keep walking for a brief period 5-10 seconds in thin air then fall.

magic builder bag:
this allows a lemming, once begun building, to build indefinitely until he hits something regardless of the number of builders.

bomb:
when a lemming picks up a bomb it carries it around and nothing happens until you select the lemming then he will drop it. At which point, 5 seconds later, once the lemming is at a safe distance it will go off and leave a similar crater to a bomber lemming.

here’s a thread for puzzles, puzzles of all kinds. Come one, come all! Post a puzzle of your own design or somebody else’s or try to solve one. The only rule is… I don’t have any rules yet, If somebody really wants to make into a game or something more serious you can but I don’t have any ideas yet. For now, just post some puzzles!
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okay, here’s a puzzle I just created. This is shortly after I had a look at some of the ridiculous puzzles on the puzzle contest. (ridiculous is an understatement) Anyway, this one probably isn’t too hard for those that were in the contest. Below the line is the entire puzzle. You’re allowed (need to pretty much) look on Wikipedia and you might need some pop culture knowledge. There is one and only one answer. Let me know exactly how difficult/easy this is or if it’s just stupid. (it’s nothing like that gear puzzle I posted)

If you post an answer remember to use spoiler tags!

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1. magical, austere, cunning
9. gullible, young, veracious
8. eccentric
2. reserved


1 – 2, 15, 23
2 – 1, 4, 26
3 – 14, 32, 36
4 – 15, 27, 53
5 – 3, 12, 18
6 – 29, 37, 39
7 – 4, 35, 41