Echo
sounding chart, twins effaced
Every mark hides one identical twin — the same count of pips, exactly that many cells away, in any of the eight directions (straight or diagonal). Fill the chart so every mark has its one twin.
every leaf is drawn from one of seven hands
Each floor of the tower holds puzzles from seven families of logic — each with its own quiet rule to uncover. Here they are, one sample apiece.
sounding chart, twins effaced
Every mark hides one identical twin — the same count of pips, exactly that many cells away, in any of the eight directions (straight or diagonal). Fill the chart so every mark has its one twin.
reckoner’s table, figures effaced
Each line follows one hidden progression — a sum of the two before, a swelling multiple, the squares. Read it, and restore the figures the damp has effaced.
strata survey, beds unsized
Fracture the ground into beds sized by their number; no two beds of a like measure may share an edge.
coast survey, shore lost
Raise one unbroken wall from the tallies — a single closed ring that never branches or crosses. Each figure counts the wall along its plot.
stone-rubbing, sigils worn
Three sigils; three hidden laws — one each. A sigil may shun its kind (never touch it), keep one twin (exactly one beside it), or cluster (two or more). Read from the ringed given marks which sigil keeps which law, then fill the worn stones.
water-table chart, pools lost
Sound the ground for its hidden pools — each dry stone is carved with its distance to the nearest water.
enclosure plat
Wall the hedgerows so no field touches its like — three marks stand for three hidden measures, one, two, three.
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