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A cipher is a simple method of modifying messages to make them unreadable except to readers who know the key. Common ciphers are Caesar, Vigenere, Atbash, and several types of substitution cipher. Other ciphers include polygraphic ciphers such as Playfair and Foursquare and numerical ciphers such as Polybius and Nihilist. Cipher puzzles sometimes make use of data encodings like Morse, Binary, or Base64.
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Same Riddle Different Answer: I am both lock and key - who am I?
Considering that you used:
Enter! Small or large, as the case may be
I'll assist you - it's easy! - I'm both lock and key
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What's for dessert?
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An element, a blue liquid you breathe.
The end of a sentence.
wgpz tzggjr wgvxf bmzzi mzy
It's three til' 4, plus forty more.
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Riddle Number Six
Further to the Morse code translation done by @OmegaKrypto:
Regarding the chessboard:
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Scientist E-mail
The second phrase is a base64 text which says:
The two scientists names are anagrams:
Furthermore:
Based on the findings of @betcheg about the second phrase and the assumption that we are tal …
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The princess' journey came to a crossroad
Partial answer, top right
To avoid confusion I removed a guess which was wrong.
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