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How can it not be 52? I mean... I know that's just too easy, but you need to have 2 pets cross at a time, then one has to come back with the umbrella to cross again. I've been thinking forever and I still don't see a shorter way!

Oh, it's possible alright. I'm trying to figure out how many squares are really possible. In theory, 4 should work. I just don't know if 8 would. Or maybe it's just the one square...

As for the previous LC... I WAS ONE DAMNED POTATO OFF!!! $#%&!!!

Considering all the variations on this puzzle, I think it's safe to say that if you just pull a random answer out of your smurf, you'll be better off than anyone who actually tried to figure it out.

Oh, and mine ended in 400. It doesn't fit any sort of pattern. I'm going to guess that my answer ...

How many pets, including neither camels nor figures on shop icons, can you find in the Sakhmet map?
Um... There's a LOT of them. I counted them like 10 times and finally found a method of counting that I *hope* got me the right number. Careful or you lose track of who all you've counted.

How ...

I keep finding all these pieces of the petpet lab map
But I don't have ANY regular lab maps
The petpet lab can't exist without a regular lab first

Someone popped up in a random event and gave me a hissi transmogrification potion

I was working on the Altador plot and twice last week I had a random event where I had items/NP stolen from me.

Just now, I was working on the Water Distribution Plant and Sir Cheekalot appeared and gave me a Sir Cheekalot Battle Shield. I went and put it into my SDB and immediately found an Orn ...

AAAUUGGGHHH! I finally found the answer (I feel like such a smurf took me forever to realize HOW to find it) and then I went and automatically rounded down. RAWR! I am off by one stinking number because of their "always round up" rule. DANGIT!

I found the answer... It really does have something to do with the placement of letters on a phone. Surprisingly enough, the 112 thing is just a HUGE coincidence. It works with the next number in the sequence, too. It factors in 6 times.

Well, all I've managed to make sense of ANY relationship at all is by multiplying each digit in the number.

For example:

22272 --> 2 * 2 * 2 * 7 * 2 = 112


I did this with each of the numbers and came up with the following:

22272 --> 112
24742 --> 448
25862766 --> 241920 ...