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This cipher is from Arc 3 of Ben Drowned. It is found within a few frames of this video, at 6 seconds in. It is not the spectrogram that is happening at the same time, which was ultimately translated to "FOR YOUR SAFETY".

The cipher is: BJWHS4TLNMQGU4TNNZTSA4TBOVWGOIDJM5XG22RAO5VWO5T2EBUGS===

Translating the Base32 gives us "lyrkk jrmng raulg ignmj wkgvz hi", which is suspected to be an Enigma Cipher just from the letter groupings being a match for that type of cipher.

I know that if this is an Enigma Cipher, it's definitely a major stretch to ask here, but I thought I would anyway.

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    – Will.Octagon.Gibson
    Commented Oct 16 at 23:50
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    $\begingroup$ I would consider groups of five to be reasonable for anything designed to be read by humans. I think I have seen it on software license keys. (Though I would not expect 2 odd characters in that usage.) $\endgroup$
    – David G.
    Commented Oct 17 at 3:34
  • $\begingroup$ Unfortunately this isn't a software license key, it's meant to be a legible phrase or sentence, from what I understand. $\endgroup$
    – Inunah
    Commented Oct 19 at 6:56

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