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== From This Month's Featured Article ==
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[[File:Huntinality Board.png|alt=Four 2D illustrations of birds contained in circles. The three circles on the left are smaller than the circle on the right. The bird in the right circle is a red cardinal. The bird on the top left is grey, black, and white chickadee. The bird in the middle-left is blue jay with an exaggerated puff of hair and headphones. The bird on the bottom left is a yellow goldfinch.|thumb|250x250px|Huntinality 2.0's founders (Clockwise from right: Fred Haring - CEO, Scarlet Tang - CFO, Brick Zander - CTO, Ruby Loach - COO)]]
'''[[Huntinality 2022]]''', subtitled '''Huntinality 2.0''', was the second iteration of [[Huntinality]], run by [[Cardinality]] in June of 2022.

The hunt was themed around a beta test of a new web platform, which ultimately resulted in the internet rolling back to the era of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_GeoCities GeoCities] and other build-it-yourself websites of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Fittingly, all of the rounds beyond the introductory round were designed to look like personal webpages from that era.

The hunt was won by ''<nowiki/>'ᦿ NEW TAI LUE WIRED MOUSE''' (a team fielded by the larger [[⛎ UNICODE EQUIVALENCE]] team), who finished in just under 9 hours.
== Welcome to {{SITENAME}} ==

The goal of this wiki is to catalogue puzzles and puzzle hunts, in a form that is both accessible and informative!

If you'd like to know more about how a particular puzzle works, or the mechanics involved in its creation and execution, head to its page! There you'll find a walkthrough of that puzzle's intended solve path, accompanied by a list of mechanics and puzzle elements that are prominent in its construction.

Similarly, hunt pages will have a number of ways of breaking down the experience of both solving and creating the hunt, including state diagrams, plot summaries, and facts about the hunt's conception.

Alternatively, if you want to know about particular mechanics, and perhaps find examples of puzzles that use them, you can do that too! Head to a particular mechanic's page to learn more about any variations it may have, how it's implemented most commonly, and where you might find it out in the wild.

For more information about this wiki's goal and purpose, check out our [[Wiki:About|About page]]!

==Key Links==

=== Puzzle Information ===
* [[Puzzle Resources]], also [[Puzzle Solving Resources|Solving]] and [[Puzzle Writing Resources|Writing]]
* [[Puzzle Media]]
* [[List of Puzzle Hunts]], also [[List of Puzzle Hunts by Date]]
* [[List of Teams]]
* [[List of Puzzle Elements]]

=== Wiki Information ===

* [[Wiki:Wiki|All Wiki Info]]
* [[Wiki:Style Guide|Style Guide]]
* [[Wiki:Conventions|Conventions]]
* [[Wiki:Page Structure|Page Structure Guidelines]]
* '''[https://discord.gg/TbNkQUcwCD Discord Server]''' - [[Wiki:Discord|Startup Guide]]

Latest revision as of 20:09, 22 March 2024

While we've done our best in trying to avoid spoiling puzzle solutions and hunt revelations, we can't guarantee that no spoilers will be seen.

To view an earlier version of the wiki without spoilers for a specific hunt, go to the Time Machine!

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Cipher & Code Breaking Competition, often abbreviated as CCBC, is an annual puzzle hunt run by Cipherpuzzles. It is the oldest puzzlehunt in Chinese. The old name for CCBC was Cipher & Code Bar Competition because the first CCBC was run by SEVENKING who was the administrator of Baidu Cipher Bar in 2008. This name was used until CCBC X, the 10th iteration of CCBC. Due to the reduced correlation between CCBC and Baidu Cipher Bar, the name was changed from 'Bar' to 'Breaking'. It is mainly designed for Chinese puzzle solvers but also friendly to non-Chinese puzzle solvers. Like many other hunts, the winning team will be responsible for designing next year’s hunt. It allows a max team size of 5.

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