LEGENDARY HINTS

INTRO "AT-HOME VERSION"

The word is scrambled, but the first letter is capitalized.

INTRO "WALKING-TOUR VERSION"

the first hint uses words "food and store", and some words don't seem right lower down maybe check the map for a name.

the next location is describing another store, but this one is for hardware.

the magic word is found on the QR code.

PART 1 "AT-HOME VERSION"

The letters behind the riddle are jumbled, but can spell out the answer.

Take each a step at a time.

PART 1 A  "WALKING-TOUR VERSION"

Enter these numbers into your mapping device on your phone

Huh... berry... possible hint. check the map.

PART 1 B

This code uses the greek square cipher key that you'll find in envelope "c" after solving the first part.

note that some of the numbers in the booklet are red and some are blue, the cipher key has red and blue numbers as well.

Use the red for which column and blue for which row, first letter 2,3 is "M"

PART 2A "AT-HOME VERSION"

Look at the example, can you find some letters that match the cipher you're trying to solve? that's a good place to start.

Brainypants.... huh, I know that's not the regular saying, I wonder if the answer to the cipher might make this correct.

PART 2A  "WALKING-TOUR VERSION"

so when all is said and done, you have 7 geese and 0 turkeys left on mainstreet.

is there a shop on that corner?

PART 2B

Inside envelope "d" you find a bit of squiggles on some transparent material.

I bet it fills in the squiggles in this part if you line it up.

PART 3A "AT-HOME VERSION"

this one is mostly just a lot of counting, follow the instructions. paragraph/sentence/word

the message reveals a sentence with a choice of traits, the answer can any trait of the three.

PART 3A  "WALKING-TOUR VERSION"

Similes are fun, but can be confusing. 

what is clear is you are looking for two words, a name and a shop of some sort.

look to the map and see if you can find a shop with two parts to the name, and a simile to shop in the name.

PART 3B

The items in the envelope are to be used together.

The words on the pencil are a clue to how.

and there's a hint in the booklet's instructions as well.

I really enjoy cavattapi noodles.

PART 4A  "AT-HOME VERSION"

Hmm, there's three secrets... but we don't want the middle one, or the bottom one... that just leaves the one on the....

PART 4A  "WALKING-TOUR VERSION"

another jumble. similar rules apply- note the capitalization to suggest where to start.

PART 4B

Once you open envelope "f" you'll find a red piece of material.

Laying it on top of the text will make things much easier to read.

"Lovingly hid may be a hint.

PART 5A "AT-HOME VERSION"

take note of the color of the arrows and the light color within the grid. anything without a hint of color can be ignored.

PART 5A  "WALKING-TOUR VERSION"

drawing lines to create an X should be helpful

but there is also a hint in "percolate on it" as well.

PART 5B

inside envelope "g" you will find symbols as if they were a word.

Throughout the booklet you will find these symbols underneath or above letters. 

Use these as well as the clue to find the last secret word. 

but a twist- there is written the word "opposite". 

so you might be able to decipher the word and then consider that clue.