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|image_caption = The puzzle's icon, a kiosk presumably renting boats for the castle's moat. |
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Revision as of 00:48, 1 April 2022
Moat-er Boats | |
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MIT Mystery Hunt 2020 | |
The Grand Castle | |
Author(s) | Todd Etter, Brent Holman, Chris Harris |
Statistics | |
No. solves | 105 |
No. total guesses | 189 |
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Puzzle | Link |
Solution | Link |
Moat-er Boats is a word and lateral-thinking puzzle from the Grand Castle round of the 2020 MIT Mystery Hunt. It revolves around creating chains of types of people (crew members) by linking them together using shared characteristics (boats), ultimately building circular "moats" around central towers.
Solve Path
Final Answer: Click to revealRACHEL CARSON.