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[message]Remember, if you haven't used our clues pages yet, check out the instructions here to learn how they work and how to best utilize them.
Nothing worse than a disordered border.
A fine pair of robes, I see.
Red and black and red and black and red and black...
If it's all mixed up, you're making tremendous progress.
The robes contain a red-black striped pattern, alternating between the two colors. Reading the border in this order, it says: "Your nation is in turmoil, there is a rebellion you must foil."
Hmmm... A Jack tends to need assistance and seldom works alone.
Your Queen has a clue to offer you.
A message intertwined, similar, yet different.
Two knaves spoke in secret.
Spade and Heart and Spade and Heart and Spade and Heart...
From the Jack of Spades to the Jack of Hearts, it spills its secret:"You will be our pawn, until your final hour."
My own robes hold no secrets to assist you with my message, but my husband's may.
A symbolic alphabet, unique to this suit.
Morganwg's Alphabet... I haven't heard of this. Perhaps some research is necessary.
It has several other names: The Bards' Alphabet or Coelbren
"Face to face, men of all trades, a shared secret, between heart and spade."A reference to two of the knaves... best to question them together.
A fine piece of jewelry she wears around her neck!
Some odd groupings of singular and double strands, but lovely still.
Only nine beads grace each strand.
A symbol of power... or perhaps of numerals.
Count carefully, and perhaps some letters can be exchanged for this piece.
Each strand of nine beads has one (or none) of a different color, representing numeric value. Some strands are singular (1-9) while others are grouped into pairs (10-26), offering two numerals as a set. Translating these numbers into letters yields: "Madame Deficit", a nickname for a well known woman.
My clothes hold the secret for my border and my wife's.
A strange alphabet, only held by those of my suit.
Morganwg's Alphabet... I haven't heard of this. Perhaps some research is necessary.
It has several other names: The Bards' Alphabet or Coelbren
The border when translated reads: "Helping you is our pleasure, but you must share your treasure."
A familiar alphabet though odd in its own ways.
This alphabet is well suited to a deck of cards.
A familiar knave used this alphabet for both of its parts.
Even if you've translated it, you may still need to do some research.
A solution to assist you in finding other solutions? Bordering on insolence, if you ask me.
Using a variant of the alphabet integrated throughout the deck, these robes yield: "Morganwg Alphabet" and with some light research, you may find other names for this script as well.
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