This is how we roll Mystery Cache
Hidden : 12/20/2017
Difficulty:
2.5 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This geocache is not at the posted location, you will find there a store that sells many wondrous books and games that have the information you need to solve this puzzle, if you are unable to find the answers online.

This cache is a tribute to Dungeons & Dragons 40th Anniversary and has nothing to do with this song .

The cache location is: N 39° AB.CDE' W 075° VW.XYZ'

Answer these questions to celebrate over 40 years of Dungeons & Dragons and determine the cache location

A. How many legs does a Centaur have?
B. How many Platinium Dragons are there in the game?
C. A Basilisk has how many legs?
D. How many legs does a Naga have?
E. When you choose an aligment for a D&D character, how many options do you have?
V. The dreaded Mind Flayers (aka Illithids) have how many tenticles on their faces to attack with?
W. Tiamat, the queen of all evil dragons has how many heads?
X. How many heads does an Ettin typically have?
Y. Carrion Crawlers paralyze prey by hitting it with the appendages on their heads, how many do they have?
Z. A Type V Demon (Marilith, etc.) has how many arms?

Gary Gygax invented role playing games in 1974 in Lake Geneva Wisconson when he used the rules of a medieval combat game called Chainmail to allow players to become the characters, battle fantastic monsters and use magic to go on heroic quests like the heros did in the swords and sorcery genre he loved, like Lord of the Rings trilogy and the adventures of Conan the Barbarian. He called the resulting game "Dungeons and Dragons" and it would change the gaming world forever. Role playing games became extremely popular by the 1980s. Today they are not played as often but the legacy continues because almost every computer game that puts you into the action, is just a role playing game that uses a microprocessor as its game master.

The first 3 adventurers who solve this puzzle and make the arduous journey to the location of a large hidden steel box and open it, will find hidden inside a vast heap of swag that looks like a dragons treasure hoard. Look carefully and you will notice what looks to be three priceless sacks of magic gemstones inscribed with strange runes. You are lucky indeed if you claim one of them as your prize because you can use them along with your imagination to journey to some fantastic worlds.

Congratulations: Your FTF prize is your very own velvet bag of roll playing dice.
Co-First to find: Martin Mitchell
Co-First to find: benlorma07
Second to find: THE DAM TROLLS
Third to find: Evanspack


Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Ryirf yvxr gb znxr pbbxvrf urer.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)


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