Staff Litter Discussion Thread

[kloppo]

Thought it might be easier to have Metallic Dragon's pet names written in plain text so the images aren't there being distracting!

track / one / this / me / out
with / need / in / deliberate / you'll
luck / it. / common / Riddle / here
inspire / year / but / in / it
you / a / seek / came / outocme
June. / my / something / but / is
you / not / the / didn't / fine
is / year / can / me. / has
it / good / it. / everything / find

No idea how to decipher it completely, buttt seeing as there's no 'last' or a number of any sort, and there is both 'this' and 'June', I'm guessing the hint has something to do with a pet Metallic made this June?
Which, after checking the archives, appears to be none. I'm done.

Here are some ideas I have;
The riddle is in their posts from june,
the riddle is in these words
inspired by certain june pets
something about june..? maybe june in a certain year?


also here is a sentence beginning I thought of;

You seek my outcome....

and thats it.

[Amaranthos]

xxxxxI'm not sure if older staff pets can come out of that, though

Staff pets can be pulled from the re-release box, yes. Though at least last year, this has only included the 2009 litter since none of the re-release pets grew into anything lower than a rare, and the 2010+ onwards staff litters haven't reached that rarity yet.

[Palimpsest]

Thought it might be easier to have Metallic Dragon's pet names written in plain text so the images aren't there being distracting!

track / one / this / me / out
with / need / in / deliberate / you'll
luck / it. / common / Riddle / here
inspire / year / but / in / it
you / a / seek / came / outocme
June. / my / something / but / is
you / not / the / didn't / fine
is / year / can / me. / has
it / good / it. / everything / find

No idea how to decipher it completely, buttt seeing as there's no 'last' or a number of any sort, and there is both 'this' and 'June', I'm guessing the hint has something to do with a pet Metallic made this June?
Which, after checking the archives, appears to be none. I'm done.

... huh. I did the same thing on a word document and stared at it for awhile, but to no avail. All I can think about is how Riddle and June are capitalized meaning that if this were some sort of jumbled paragraph they would theoretically be the beginning of sentences. But then, there's four periods and one of them is with the word June which is supposed to be capitalized to be correct anyways, which means Riddle is the only word capitalized and, since this is a riddle, we could conclude that it is likely just some sort of title, which doesn't help much at all.

In conclusion.. I've gotten nowhere XD

[Free Shade]

Thought it might be easier to have Metallic Dragon's pet names written in plain text so the images aren't there being distracting!

track / one / this / me / out
with / need / in / deliberate / you'll
luck / it. / common / Riddle / here
inspire / year / but / in / it
you / a / seek / came / outocme
June. / my / something / but / is
you / not / the / didn't / fine
is / year / can / me. / has
it / good / it. / everything / find

No idea how to decipher it completely, buttt seeing as there's no 'last' or a number of any sort, and there is both 'this' and 'June', I'm guessing the hint has something to do with a pet Metallic made this June?
Which, after checking the archives, appears to be none. I'm done.

... huh. I did the same thing on a word document and stared at it for awhile, but to no avail. All I can think about is how Riddle and June are capitalized meaning that if this were some sort of jumbled paragraph they would theoretically be the beginning of sentences. But then, there's four periods and one of them is with the word June which is supposed to be capitalized to be correct anyways, which means Riddle is the only word capitalized and, since this is a riddle, we could conclude that it is likely just some sort of title, which doesn't help much at all.

In conclusion.. I've gotten nowhere XD

Actually there is 5 periods.
In the first line 'this' is supposed to be followed by a period
(if that even matters)

[Desmond]

Seeing you guys turn into amped-up hint-hungry little monsters from these puzzles... It's just adorable, I hope you all know that. XD It hasn't even been a day, and nothing has grown yet! z

[Simon]

Thought it might be easier to have Metallic Dragon's pet names written in plain text so the images aren't there being distracting!

track / one / this / me / out
with / need / in / deliberate / you'll
luck / it. / common / Riddle / here
inspire / year / but / in / it
you / a / seek / came / outocme
June. / my / something / but / is
you / not / the / didn't / fine
is / year / can / me. / has
it / good / it. / everything / find

No idea how to decipher it completely, buttt seeing as there's no 'last' or a number of any sort, and there is both 'this' and 'June', I'm guessing the hint has something to do with a pet Metallic made this June?
Which, after checking the archives, appears to be none. I'm done.

... huh. I did the same thing on a word document and stared at it for awhile, but to no avail. All I can think about is how Riddle and June are capitalized meaning that if this were some sort of jumbled paragraph they would theoretically be the beginning of sentences. But then, there's four periods and one of them is with the word June which is supposed to be capitalized to be correct anyways, which means Riddle is the only word capitalized and, since this is a riddle, we could conclude that it is likely just some sort of title, which doesn't help much at all.

In conclusion.. I've gotten nowhere XD

Same my brain hurts. I'm hoping there is some pattern to the placement of the words? It's hard stringing stuff together because there are so many possibilities.

[Wolven Girl]

Thought it might be easier to have Metallic Dragon's pet names written in plain text so the images aren't there being distracting!

track / one / this / me / out
with / need / in / deliberate / you'll
luck / it. / common / Riddle / here
inspire / year / but / in / it
you / a / seek / came / outocme
June. / my / something / but / is
you / not / the / didn't / fine
is / year / can / me. / has
it / good / it. / everything / find

No idea how to decipher it completely, buttt seeing as there's no 'last' or a number of any sort, and there is both 'this' and 'June', I'm guessing the hint has something to do with a pet Metallic made this June?
Which, after checking the archives, appears to be none. I'm done.

... huh. I did the same thing on a word document and stared at it for awhile, but to no avail. All I can think about is how Riddle and June are capitalized meaning that if this were some sort of jumbled paragraph they would theoretically be the beginning of sentences. But then, there's four periods and one of them is with the word June which is supposed to be capitalized to be correct anyways, which means Riddle is the only word capitalized and, since this is a riddle, we could conclude that it is likely just some sort of title, which doesn't help much at all.

In conclusion.. I've gotten nowhere XD

I'm confused by this as well

[acatalepsy]

-snip-
track / one / me /
in / /
but /
not / fine
seek

-snip-

xxxxxOh, I love this. Here's the stuff I've pulled; I left the words I didn't use behind:

"Good luck with the riddle. You'll need it."
"Everything you seek is here."
"came out"
"can you find it."
"my (outcome) this year has something in common with a June (outcome). It is deliberate but it didn't inspire me."

Some parts definitely aren't right, I know that. Anyways, I'm starting a Google document here where I mull over the clues and hints, so feel free to watch (also working on assignments so I'll be erratic)

[Berkshire]

heheh how delightful. I'll have to think up some truly devious hints to keep up with my fellow conspirators.

[Simon]

-snip-
track / one / me /
in / /
but /
not / fine
seek

-snip-

xxxxxOh, I love this. Here's the stuff I've pulled; I left the words I didn't use behind:

"Good luck with the riddle. You'll need it."
"Everything you seek is here."
"came out"
"can you find it."
"my (outcome) this year has something in common with a June (outcome). It is deliberate but it didn't inspire me."

Some parts definitely aren't right, I know that. Anyways, I'm starting a Google document here where I mull over the clues and hints, so feel free to watch (also working on assignments so I'll be erratic)

You are definitely onto something here cx