I would agree with this except some of the questions are so vague or seemingly unrelated to the picture that I'm not really seeing a "right" answer for some of them. Also I think #10 might be the wards on the Citadel, not Omega. The concept art is in the Citadel section in the art book.
And if that's the case, it answers the question, "Whose torus is it?" - In this case, The Citadel. The only torus image we have.
I don't have the Mass Effect art book, and I pulled the photo from an online source, so you may absolutely be correct.
In fact it does look like the area from Thane's loyalty mission. It is the Lower Ward. Does it have a specific name? I am not the best with ME lore?
Last one!
Not at #PAXEast2014? You can participate in the #BioHunt from home! Here's Riddle 12! http://bit.ly/PXqAt1
Last one!
Not at #PAXEast2014? You can participate in the #BioHunt from home! Here's Riddle 12! http://bit.ly/PXqAt1
The Alamarri and Avvar split. I think this looks like the art on page 12 of TWoT.
I was going to suggest the Tevinter tribes - Qarinus, Tevinter, and Barindur split off from the Neromenians.
The question seems to suggest more than one answer, which might mean more than one letter. Strange.
I was going to suggest the Tevinter tribes - Qarinus, Tevinter, and Barindur split off from the Neromenians.
The question seems to suggest more than one answer, which might mean more than one letter. Strange.
Well, the Alamarri split and the ones in a part of Fereldan became the Avvar.
The picture is early concept art of Saren from ME1.
Also, I believe WoT says the Avvar are sort of a sub-group of the Alamarri. Alamarri as an ethnicity contains the Avvar, Clayne and Chasind.
From the DA wiki: http://dragonage.wik...ki/Human_tribes
The Alamarri split off into 3 tribes - the Clayne, the Chasind and the Avvar.
The picture is early concept art of Saren from ME1.
Who has glowing eyes.
Also, this basically confirms that the questions don't relate to their images. We'd need to put them all together and see which possible answers relate to which clue.
I have this sad, sad feeling that when the answers are given I'm going to feel quite dim.
That definitely isn't a DA image. I just ran through them all in TWOT.
From the DA wiki: http://dragonage.wik...ki/Human_tribes
The Alamarri split off into 3 tribes - the Clayne, the Chasind and the Avvar.
Hm. The concept art of the Frostbacks is used in the DA Wiki page for Ferelden, so if the makers of this puzzle were using the wiki they might have tied those clues together.
I can't see any other clues that relate to Tevinter, so it's probably not the Neromanians.
Also, a dangerous gift is likely the Circle of Magi (mages), if we're assuming it doesn't relate to the Citadel.
Are we sure that #2 was early concept art of the quarian migant fleet?
Hm. The concept art of the Frostbacks is used in the DA Wiki page for Ferelden, so if the makers of this puzzle were using the wiki they might have tied those clues together.
I can't see any other clues that relate to Tevinter, so it's probably not the Neromanians.
Also, a dangerous gift is likely the Circle of Magi (mages), if we're assuming it doesn't relate to the Citadel.
Yeah, we just need to start matching up the right questions to the right images. And I think about the Frostbacks relating to the clans and the gift to the circle.
This just got posted on the BioWare Blog:
To solve this puzzle, you needed to realize that the images came from either the Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Vol. 1 and The Art of the Mass Effect Universe. After locating the referenced page, you then needed to jump between worlds to cross-reference the answer. From there you can use the first letters of each answer to form the puzzle’s ultimate solution.
For those of you still trying to wrap your heads around these mind bending puzzles, don’t worry, we’ll post the answers to each challenge after PAX wraps up.
The hunt continues at future conventions over the next year, so keep your eyes open for future Dragon Egg challenges
This just got posted on the BioWare Blog:
To solve this puzzle, you needed to realize that the images came from either the Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Vol. 1 and The Art of the Mass Effect Universe. After locating the referenced page, you then needed to jump between worlds to cross-reference the answer. From there you can use the first letters of each answer to form the puzzle’s ultimate solution.
For those of you still trying to wrap your heads around these mind bending puzzles, don’t worry, we’ll post the answers to each challenge after PAX wraps up.
The hunt continues at future conventions over the next year, so keep your eyes open for future Dragon Egg challenges
Oh... well that would have been nice to have known in the beginning. 
Oh... well that would have been nice to have known in the beginning.
Tell me about it.
Well, if that's true... The Inquisition is supposedly independent. That's the point of it.
Questions:
Riddle 1: Who Brought the Team?
Riddle 2: What nationality is the statue?
Riddle 3: What's Independent?
Riddle 4: Whose Torus is It?
Riddle 5: What did it Originally Feel Like?
Riddle 6: Who's like a Tapeworm?
Riddle 7: Whose Materials Are These?
Riddle 8: What has Glowing Eyes?
Riddle 9: Where are hoods found?
Riddle 10: Who has Dangerous gifts?
Riddle 11: What area is this safer than?
Riddle 12: Which tribes split?
Concept Art:
Nug
Quarian Migrant Fleet
Illusive Man
Deep Roads Thaig
Frostback Mountains
Thorian
Nevarran Crypt
Kirkwall Market
Thane
Citadel Lower Ward
Kinloch Hold/ Circle Tower
Saren
If there's cross-referencing...do pages numbers of where the art is found have something to do with it?
I have TWOT and can find the answers to DA questions/ pages if someone has the ME stuff!
well i'm boned since i know jack squat about mass effect. good luck to the rest of you
Well, I can help with the WoT pages...
Nug: Page 162
Deep Roads: 38-39
Frostback Mountains: 46
Nevarran Crypt: 54-55
Market: 58-59
Circle Tower: 100
The Alamarri and Avvar have the added bonus of both starting with A, so it's irrelevant which tribe they mean.
I think by cross-referencing, they mean each question matches up with a particular image.
E.g. the question in #4 - "whose torus is it?" matches with image 10 of the Citadel.
Does anyone have the nug riddle handy? I'm making a visual comparison thing.
Retour en haut