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'''Iron Puzzler''' was a puzzle construction challenge that took place in the San Francisco Bay Area and the Seattle Area that was founded in 2004 by Greg deBeer and Endgame. Six teams of up to six were given a list of "ingredients" a day in advance, and were tasked to write two different puzzles (one that could fit on a single sheet of paper, and one that could not) incorporating at least two of these ingredients within 24 hours. Thereafter, these teams would race to solve the other puzzles, as well as judging the puzzles based on the use of ingredients, presentation, and fun.<ref>[http://www.ironpuzzler.com/scoring.html Iron Puzzler - Scoring]</ref> The name and format are inspired from the television cooking series ''{{w|Iron Chef}}''.
'''Iron Puzzler''' was a puzzle construction challenge that took place in the San Francisco Bay Area and the Seattle Area. It was founded in 2004 by Greg deBeer and Endgame. Six teams of up to six were given a list of "ingredients" a day in advance, and were tasked to write two different puzzles (one that could fit on a single sheet of paper, and one that could not) incorporating at least two of these ingredients within 24 hours. Thereafter, these teams would race to solve the other puzzles, as well as judging the puzzles based on the use of ingredients, presentation, and fun.<ref>[http://www.ironpuzzler.com/scoring.html Iron Puzzler - Scoring]</ref> The name and format are inspired from the television cooking series ''{{w|Iron Chef}}''.


The puzzles in the 2008 edition of Iron Puzzler were later rehosted as [[Bay Area Night Game]] as [[BANG 18]].
The puzzles in the 2008 edition of Iron Puzzler were later rehosted as [[Bay Area Night Game]] as [[BANG 18]].

Revision as of 09:39, 22 March 2022

Iron Puzzler
Running TeamMultiple, including coed astronomy
First hunt2004
Most recent hunt2015
Number of hunts10
LocationSan Francisco Bay Area, Seattle Area
Links
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Iron Puzzler was a puzzle construction challenge that took place in the San Francisco Bay Area and the Seattle Area. It was founded in 2004 by Greg deBeer and Endgame. Six teams of up to six were given a list of "ingredients" a day in advance, and were tasked to write two different puzzles (one that could fit on a single sheet of paper, and one that could not) incorporating at least two of these ingredients within 24 hours. Thereafter, these teams would race to solve the other puzzles, as well as judging the puzzles based on the use of ingredients, presentation, and fun.[1] The name and format are inspired from the television cooking series Iron Chef.

The puzzles in the 2008 edition of Iron Puzzler were later rehosted as Bay Area Night Game as BANG 18.

List of past ingredients

Event Ingredients Winner
2015 CASTLE,INCH,TIME
2012 STRAW,BOW,CHECK Evil Geniuses for a Better Tomorrow
2011 SANDWICH,KEY,FACE Evil Geniuses for a Better Tomorrow
2010 (IP3D) Seattle BASE,ROLL,SEAL,SILVER
2009 HOOK,LINE,SINK
2008 STAR,NUT,SCALE Coed Astronomy[2]
2007 Seattle MONKEY,CHIP,LEAD,STAR,ORANGE
2006 BOTTLE,MONSTER,STACK Platonic Solids[3]
2006 Seattle CLOCK,L,MERCURY,SPOON
2004 PIPE,QUEEN OF SPADES,TWENTY-SEVEN