Is connect-wall a myth?

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Note: Despite the fact that the clues appear to be cryptic ones they do not truly and completely follow the rules of cryptic clues. They do have some resemblance to them, though.

A list of the clues (as they appear on the connect-wall):

A cruel and oppresive ruler loses his ant and rules the war. (3) (G)

Small knife with a tail is called the destroyer. (5) (X)

Consent to your mom leads death. (4) (x)

Operational system and eye part lead to afterlife. (6) (h)

Perplexing singers without gravity are beautiful but deadly. (6) (f)

A confused son of Noah stuck to a woman's apparel, he is the creator of all. (6) (A)

A rainbow bridge is frozen twice. (7) (f)

Headless letter desserts don't exist but fly and kill.(7) (p)

Lack of light, with head at the bottom, strangely that also describes my habitat. (5) (0)

The first woman makes a stroll with head and feet reversed. (5) (1)

A horseman gives a coin glued to bottomless ambience. (7) (f)

Rye beer-like doesn't end. What follows is a headless noble man. He is the wisest of all beings. (6) (X)

Thomas Hardy is burning on the inside. After all, he is a leading figure of writing and knowledge. (5) (B)

A siphon, split into two, then glued together the wrong way becomes the king of heaven. (5) (D)

Less hair is ruler of light. (6) (0)

Baby's food mixed with remains of fire is a good fortune deity. (7) (M)

Beheaded group of singers is a leader of falcons. (5) (F)

God of sun is at the end of Earth. (2) (R)

Small objects pressed together at an airplane will protect you. (6) (b)

Petrifying in more than one way, I am entertained, which is messed up. (6) (2)

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Note: Despite the fact that the clues appear to be cryptic ones they do not truly and completely follow the rules of cryptic clues. They do have some resemblance to them, though.

A list of the clues (as they appear on the connect-wall):

A cruel and oppresive ruler loses his ant and rules the war. (3) (G)

Small knife with a tail is called the destroyer. (5) (X)

Consent to your mom leads death. (4) (x)

Operational system and eye part lead to afterlife. (6) (h)

Perplexing singers without gravity are beautiful but deadly. (6) (f)

A confused son of Noah stuck to a woman's apparel, he is the creator of all. (6) (A)

A rainbow bridge is frozen twice. (7) (f)

Headless letter desserts don't exist but fly and kill.(7) (p)

Lack of light, with head at the bottom, strangely that also describes my habitat. (5) (0)

The first woman makes a stroll with head and feet reversed. (5) (1)

A horseman gives a coin glued to bottomless ambience. (7) (f)

Rye beer-like doesn't end. What follows is a headless noble man. He is the wisest of all beings. (6) (X)

Thomas Hardy is burning on the inside. After all, he is a leading figure of writing and knowledge. (5) (B)

A siphon, split into two, then glued together the wrong way becomes the king of heaven. (5) (D)

Less hair is ruler of light. (6) (0)

Baby's food mixed with remains of fire is a good fortune deity. (7) (M)

Beheaded group of singers is a leader of falcons. (5) (F)

God of sun is at the end of Earth. (2) (R)

Small objects pressed together at an airplane will protect you. (6) (b)

Petrifying in more than one way, I am entertained, which is messed up. (6) (2)

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Note: Despite the fact that the clues appear to be cryptic ones they do not truly and completely follow the rules of cryptic clues. They do have some resemblance to them, though.

A list of the clues (as they appear on the connect-wall):

A cruel and oppresive ruler loses his ant and rules the war. (3) (G)

Small knife with a tail is called the destroyer. (5) (X)

Consent to your mom leads death. (4) (x)

Operational system and eye part lead to afterlife. (6) (h)

Perplexing singers without gravity are beautiful but deadly. (6) (f)

A confused son of Noah stuck to a woman's apparel, he is the creator of all. (6) (A)

A rainbow bridge is frozen twice. (7) (f)

Headless letter desserts don't exist but fly and kill.(7) (p)

Lack of light, with head at the bottom, strangely that also describes my habitat. (5) (0)

The first woman makes a stroll with head and feet reversed. (5) (1)

A horseman gives a coin glued to bottomless ambience. (7) (f)

Rye beer-like doesn't end. What follows is a headless noble man. He is the wisest of all beings. (6) (X)

Thomas Hardy is burning on the inside. After all, he is a leading figure of writing and knowledge. (5) (B)

A siphon, split into two, then glued together the wrong way becomes the king of heaven. (5) (D)

Less hair is ruler of light. (6) (0)

Baby's food mixed with remains of fire is a good fortune deity. (7) (M)

Beheaded group of singers is a leader of falcons. (5) (F)

God of sun is at the end of Earth. (2) (R)

Small objects pressed together at an airplane will protect you. (6) (b)

Petrifying in more than one way, I am entertained, which is messed up. (6) (2)

enigmatic-puzzle knowledge connect-wall

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Note: Despite the fact that the clues appear to be cryptic ones they do not truly and completely follow the rules of cryptic clues. They do have some resemblance to them, though.

A list of the clues (as they appear on the connect-wall):

A cruel and oppresive ruler loses his ant and rules the war. (3) (G)

Small knife with a tail is called the destroyer. (5) (X)

Consent to your mom leads death. (4) (x)

Operational system and eye part lead to afterlife. (6) (h)

Perplexing singers without gravity are beautiful but deadly. (6) (f)

A confused son of Noah stuck to a woman's apparel, he is the creator of all. (6) (A)

A rainbow bridge is frozen twice. (7) (f)

Headless letter desserts don't exist but fly and kill.(7) (p)

Lack of light, with head at the bottom, strangely that also describes my habitat. (5) (0)

The first woman makes a stroll with head and feet reversed. (5) (1)

A horseman gives a coin glued to bottomless ambience. (7) (f)

Rye beer-like doesn't end. What follows is a headless noble man. He is the wisest of all beings. (6) (X)

Thomas Hardy is burning on the inside. After all, he is a leading figure of writing and knowledge. (5) (B)

A siphon, split into two, then glued together the wrong way becomes the king of heaven. (5) (D)

Less hair is ruler of light. (6) (0)

Baby's food mixed with remains of fire is a good fortune deity. (7) (M)

Beheaded group of singers is a leader of falcons. (5) (F)

God of sun is at the end of Earth. (2) (R)

Small objects pressed together at an airplane will protect you. (6) (b)

Petrifying in more than one way, I am entertained, which is messed up. (6) (2)

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Partial Answer, I believe the wall is as follows:

Tyr Shiva Yama Osiris Sirens
Brahma Bifrost Harpies Hades Embla
Centaur Kvasir Thoth? Indra Baldur
Lakshmi Horus Ra Wadjet Medusa

And the groupings are

Norse: Tyr, Bifrost, Kvasir, Embla, Baldur

Greek: Centaur, Harpies Hades, Sirens, Medusa

Hindu: Brahma, Lakshmi, Shiva, Yama, Indra

Egypt: Horus, Thoth, Ra, Osiris, Wadjet

With symbols

N: GfX10

G: fp0f2

H: AMXxD

E: FBRhb

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  Ha. I (independently) had the exact set, including the same wrong answer and the same doubt about it :-).
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  26 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  @GarethMcCaughan - how do you even get there? From the clue?
  – Maria Deleva
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  All the words and groupings are correct now :)
  – Maria Deleva
  18 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  @Sconibulus I have the next step. If you do too, I'll keep off your toes; otherwise I'll post it. Let me know.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  15 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  @MariaDeleva You don't get there from the clue. You fail to make sense of the clue and go looking for Egyptian protective deities.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
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Next step

The solutions of the wall lead to

one alphanumeric character per solution.

Putting these

into alphabetical order within each mythology, and then using them as imgur filenames,

we find

the following grids of letters:

Hindu:

ASKGAT

HKEARE

PARVAT

ADOHYD

TISXOX


Norse:

KLAVIR

UNHKIY

UEZGKE

RECEAR

URABRF

NRTRTR


Greek:

KSEIRY

DUGDOM

RHKIMQ

OSUREB

HESTIA

TBESLS


Egyptian:

HEIAIE

SNLGKY

IUAIEJ

VMKAYA

UANNAN

within which we find

Thor (Norse), Freyr (Norse), Skadi (Norse) and Kali (Hindu). (Also Hestia (Latin) and Parvat (name, I think, of a king and city both named for Parvati), but I don't think those are needed here.)

Perhaps

we're now meant to pick Kali, as odd one out? Or, more likely, there's some further step making more use of the grids. (I wondered whether perhaps there would be one horizontal and one vertical name in each grid, with the intersection letters being needed, but it doesn't look like it.)

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Partial Answer, I believe the wall is as follows:

Tyr Shiva Yama Osiris Sirens
Brahma Bifrost Harpies Hades Embla
Centaur Kvasir Thoth? Indra Baldur
Lakshmi Horus Ra Wadjet Medusa

And the groupings are

Norse: Tyr, Bifrost, Kvasir, Embla, Baldur

Greek: Centaur, Harpies Hades, Sirens, Medusa

Hindu: Brahma, Lakshmi, Shiva, Yama, Indra

Egypt: Horus, Thoth, Ra, Osiris, Wadjet

With symbols

N: GfX10

G: fp0f2

H: AMXxD

E: FBRhb

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edited 20 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sconibulus

13.9k12698

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  Ha. I (independently) had the exact set, including the same wrong answer and the same doubt about it :-).
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  26 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @GarethMcCaughan - how do you even get there? From the clue?
  – Maria Deleva
  24 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  All the words and groupings are correct now :)
  – Maria Deleva
  18 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Sconibulus I have the next step. If you do too, I'll keep off your toes; otherwise I'll post it. Let me know.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  15 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @MariaDeleva You don't get there from the clue. You fail to make sense of the clue and go looking for Egyptian protective deities.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  14 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

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Partial Answer, I believe the wall is as follows:

Tyr Shiva Yama Osiris Sirens
Brahma Bifrost Harpies Hades Embla
Centaur Kvasir Thoth? Indra Baldur
Lakshmi Horus Ra Wadjet Medusa

And the groupings are

Norse: Tyr, Bifrost, Kvasir, Embla, Baldur

Greek: Centaur, Harpies Hades, Sirens, Medusa

Hindu: Brahma, Lakshmi, Shiva, Yama, Indra

Egypt: Horus, Thoth, Ra, Osiris, Wadjet

With symbols

N: GfX10

G: fp0f2

H: AMXxD

E: FBRhb

share|improve this answer

edited 20 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sconibulus

13.9k12698

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Ha. I (independently) had the exact set, including the same wrong answer and the same doubt about it :-).
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  26 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @GarethMcCaughan - how do you even get there? From the clue?
  – Maria Deleva
  24 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  All the words and groupings are correct now :)
  – Maria Deleva
  18 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Sconibulus I have the next step. If you do too, I'll keep off your toes; otherwise I'll post it. Let me know.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  15 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @MariaDeleva You don't get there from the clue. You fail to make sense of the clue and go looking for Egyptian protective deities.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  14 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

 | 
show 2 more comments

up vote
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up vote
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Partial Answer, I believe the wall is as follows:

Tyr Shiva Yama Osiris Sirens
Brahma Bifrost Harpies Hades Embla
Centaur Kvasir Thoth? Indra Baldur
Lakshmi Horus Ra Wadjet Medusa

And the groupings are

Norse: Tyr, Bifrost, Kvasir, Embla, Baldur

Greek: Centaur, Harpies Hades, Sirens, Medusa

Hindu: Brahma, Lakshmi, Shiva, Yama, Indra

Egypt: Horus, Thoth, Ra, Osiris, Wadjet

With symbols

N: GfX10

G: fp0f2

H: AMXxD

E: FBRhb

share|improve this answer

edited 20 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sconibulus

13.9k12698

Partial Answer, I believe the wall is as follows:

Tyr Shiva Yama Osiris Sirens
Brahma Bifrost Harpies Hades Embla
Centaur Kvasir Thoth? Indra Baldur
Lakshmi Horus Ra Wadjet Medusa

And the groupings are

Norse: Tyr, Bifrost, Kvasir, Embla, Baldur

Greek: Centaur, Harpies Hades, Sirens, Medusa

Hindu: Brahma, Lakshmi, Shiva, Yama, Indra

Egypt: Horus, Thoth, Ra, Osiris, Wadjet

With symbols

N: GfX10

G: fp0f2

H: AMXxD

E: FBRhb

share|improve this answer

edited 20 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sconibulus

13.9k12698

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share|improve this answer

edited 20 mins ago

edited 20 mins ago

edited 20 mins ago

answered 50 mins ago

Sconibulus

13.9k12698

answered 50 mins ago

Sconibulus

13.9k12698

answered 50 mins ago

Sconibulus

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13.9k12698

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Ha. I (independently) had the exact set, including the same wrong answer and the same doubt about it :-).
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  26 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @GarethMcCaughan - how do you even get there? From the clue?
  – Maria Deleva
  24 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  All the words and groupings are correct now :)
  – Maria Deleva
  18 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Sconibulus I have the next step. If you do too, I'll keep off your toes; otherwise I'll post it. Let me know.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  15 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @MariaDeleva You don't get there from the clue. You fail to make sense of the clue and go looking for Egyptian protective deities.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  14 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

 | 
show 2 more comments

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Ha. I (independently) had the exact set, including the same wrong answer and the same doubt about it :-).
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  26 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @GarethMcCaughan - how do you even get there? From the clue?
  – Maria Deleva
  24 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  All the words and groupings are correct now :)
  – Maria Deleva
  18 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @Sconibulus I have the next step. If you do too, I'll keep off your toes; otherwise I'll post it. Let me know.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  15 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  2
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  @MariaDeleva You don't get there from the clue. You fail to make sense of the clue and go looking for Egyptian protective deities.
  – Gareth McCaughan♦
  14 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  

Ha. I (independently) had the exact set, including the same wrong answer and the same doubt about it :-).
– Gareth McCaughan♦
26 mins ago

Ha. I (independently) had the exact set, including the same wrong answer and the same doubt about it :-).
– Gareth McCaughan♦
26 mins ago

@GarethMcCaughan - how do you even get there? From the clue?
– Maria Deleva
24 mins ago

@GarethMcCaughan - how do you even get there? From the clue?
– Maria Deleva
24 mins ago

All the words and groupings are correct now :)
– Maria Deleva
18 mins ago

All the words and groupings are correct now :)
– Maria Deleva
18 mins ago

@Sconibulus I have the next step. If you do too, I'll keep off your toes; otherwise I'll post it. Let me know.
– Gareth McCaughan♦
15 mins ago

@Sconibulus I have the next step. If you do too, I'll keep off your toes; otherwise I'll post it. Let me know.
– Gareth McCaughan♦
15 mins ago

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2

@MariaDeleva You don't get there from the clue. You fail to make sense of the clue and go looking for Egyptian protective deities.
– Gareth McCaughan♦
14 mins ago

@MariaDeleva You don't get there from the clue. You fail to make sense of the clue and go looking for Egyptian protective deities.
– Gareth McCaughan♦
14 mins ago

 | 
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Next step

The solutions of the wall lead to

one alphanumeric character per solution.

Putting these

into alphabetical order within each mythology, and then using them as imgur filenames,

we find

the following grids of letters:

Hindu:

ASKGAT

HKEARE

PARVAT

ADOHYD

TISXOX


Norse:

KLAVIR

UNHKIY

UEZGKE

RECEAR

URABRF

NRTRTR


Greek:

KSEIRY

DUGDOM

RHKIMQ

OSUREB

HESTIA

TBESLS


Egyptian:

HEIAIE

SNLGKY

IUAIEJ

VMKAYA

UANNAN

within which we find

Thor (Norse), Freyr (Norse), Skadi (Norse) and Kali (Hindu). (Also Hestia (Latin) and Parvat (name, I think, of a king and city both named for Parvati), but I don't think those are needed here.)

Perhaps

we're now meant to pick Kali, as odd one out? Or, more likely, there's some further step making more use of the grids. (I wondered whether perhaps there would be one horizontal and one vertical name in each grid, with the intersection letters being needed, but it doesn't look like it.)

share

answered 7 mins ago

Gareth McCaughan♦

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up vote
0
down vote

Next step

The solutions of the wall lead to

one alphanumeric character per solution.

Putting these

into alphabetical order within each mythology, and then using them as imgur filenames,

we find

the following grids of letters:

Hindu:

ASKGAT

HKEARE

PARVAT

ADOHYD

TISXOX


Norse:

KLAVIR

UNHKIY

UEZGKE

RECEAR

URABRF

NRTRTR


Greek:

KSEIRY

DUGDOM

RHKIMQ

OSUREB

HESTIA

TBESLS


Egyptian:

HEIAIE

SNLGKY

IUAIEJ

VMKAYA

UANNAN

within which we find

Thor (Norse), Freyr (Norse), Skadi (Norse) and Kali (Hindu). (Also Hestia (Latin) and Parvat (name, I think, of a king and city both named for Parvati), but I don't think those are needed here.)

Perhaps

we're now meant to pick Kali, as odd one out? Or, more likely, there's some further step making more use of the grids. (I wondered whether perhaps there would be one horizontal and one vertical name in each grid, with the intersection letters being needed, but it doesn't look like it.)

share

answered 7 mins ago

Gareth McCaughan♦

57.1k3140218

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up vote
0
down vote

up vote
0
down vote

Next step

The solutions of the wall lead to

one alphanumeric character per solution.

Putting these

into alphabetical order within each mythology, and then using them as imgur filenames,

we find

the following grids of letters:

Hindu:

ASKGAT

HKEARE

PARVAT

ADOHYD

TISXOX


Norse:

KLAVIR

UNHKIY

UEZGKE

RECEAR

URABRF

NRTRTR


Greek:

KSEIRY

DUGDOM

RHKIMQ

OSUREB

HESTIA

TBESLS


Egyptian:

HEIAIE

SNLGKY

IUAIEJ

VMKAYA

UANNAN

within which we find

Thor (Norse), Freyr (Norse), Skadi (Norse) and Kali (Hindu). (Also Hestia (Latin) and Parvat (name, I think, of a king and city both named for Parvati), but I don't think those are needed here.)

Perhaps

we're now meant to pick Kali, as odd one out? Or, more likely, there's some further step making more use of the grids. (I wondered whether perhaps there would be one horizontal and one vertical name in each grid, with the intersection letters being needed, but it doesn't look like it.)

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The solutions of the wall lead to

one alphanumeric character per solution.

Putting these

into alphabetical order within each mythology, and then using them as imgur filenames,

we find

the following grids of letters:

Hindu:

ASKGAT

HKEARE

PARVAT

ADOHYD

TISXOX


Norse:

KLAVIR

UNHKIY

UEZGKE

RECEAR

URABRF

NRTRTR


Greek:

KSEIRY

DUGDOM

RHKIMQ

OSUREB

HESTIA

TBESLS


Egyptian:

HEIAIE

SNLGKY

IUAIEJ

VMKAYA

UANNAN

within which we find

Thor (Norse), Freyr (Norse), Skadi (Norse) and Kali (Hindu). (Also Hestia (Latin) and Parvat (name, I think, of a king and city both named for Parvati), but I don't think those are needed here.)

Perhaps

we're now meant to pick Kali, as odd one out? Or, more likely, there's some further step making more use of the grids. (I wondered whether perhaps there would be one horizontal and one vertical name in each grid, with the intersection letters being needed, but it doesn't look like it.)

share

answered 7 mins ago

Gareth McCaughan♦

57.1k3140218

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answered 7 mins ago

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