Exploring E.B.O.N.Y.

"The next thing you can see is a strange meadow in front of you..." Whoa... so you're outside again, but now in a field of gigantic flowers. Depending on perspective perhaps. If you take a look around the plants (read: source code) you may find a way through. There's also a message there, telling you to find something... Hint 1 Do the math(s). What numbers do you see? What math symbols do you see? [Source Code] Hint 2 There's no k there. Find the right trac using the number. It's not .html!! Spoiler: Maybe have a listen to 32 and be on your way

"After a few turns it seems that you've reached a dead-end..." You turned left. Welcome to another E.B.O.N.Y. special -- a room that doesn't make any kind of sense. There's a table with cards on it, why not take a closer look? Seems to be a game going on. If you're able to make sense of it, perhaps you'll find a way out of this place. What game is it? Maybe you can find an egg page that will lead you closer to the solution. What do these cards mean in the game? A rose by any another name is just as sweet... but only one name can open up a way for you to leave. Hint 1 Google runner river holdem to get the name of the hand Hint 2 The name of the hand is runner runner. But what is another name for it? Spoiler: As you can't take the front door, take the opposite

How did you get here? From somewhere in [DAWNE] "Behind the glass wall you find a corridor..." So you've managed to pass by that pesky glass wall and now you're in an entirely new place. It's a strange bright sight, with quite a lot of writing on the left wall and the floor (you should have a read!). Towards the back of the room, there are two panels with clues, awaiting your inspection, that both require a code. It seems you have the option to go either left or right. The left panel says you should use what you don't have. What does it say on the wall? The numbers there are bigger than the ones on the floor, but you can make them smaller if you need to. Don't forget to check the source code. The level number is a number too! The right panel says you should use what you don't have. How many letters are on the floor? Look carefully to see what's missing. Look at the source code if you're struggling to see some of it. SPOILER: . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reveal Left: Map numbers on the wall to letters on the floor; subtract level number if they're too big Right: See what letters are missing the floor Remember to refer to the posts in Getting Started if you need some general tips.