Home- Forgotten Riddles: Mayan Princess

Game type: puzzle-seek&find Game size: 41.04 MB ESRB rating: everyone Play free 1 hour As the Chief Archaeologist and most experienced in Mayan culture, the Embassy has sent you to investigate the mysterious demise of the last known royal Mayan family. The royal family supposedly died in 1536, yet artifacts left by the Mayan princess have been uncovered dating back to 1556 - twenty years after her supposed death. Your mission is to solve the riddles surrounding the artifacts to uncover what really happened to the royal family. more than 1,500 riddles to solve. 9 mini game 17 Jigsaws of story line System requirements: OS: Windows 2000/XP/Vista CPU: 600 Mhz RAM: 128 MB DirectX: 6.0 Hard Drive: 49 MB Cheat is provided, suggested to use only if getting stuck

[ Unlock the Glyph Riddles ]

Stage 1:	Ruined Temple	Mayan Garden	Ceremonial Platfrom
Stage 2:	Ruined Temple	Riverside Cave	Ceremonial Platform	Sculpture Room
Stage 3:	Room of Creation	Throne Room	High Courtyard
Stage 4:	Ruined Temple	Throne Room	High Courtyard	Cloudy Peaks	Observatory
Stage 5:	Riverside Cave	Sculpture Room	Armory
Stage 6:	Ceremonail Platform	Observatory	Royal Burial Grounds	Ball Court
Stage 7:	Mayan Garden	Underground Chamber	Room of Creation	Prison	Riverside Cave
Stage 8:	Riverside Cave	Pillars of the Gods	Royal Burial Grounds	Ball Court	Armory
Stage 9:	Observatory	Underground Chamber	Conquistador's Lounge	Gilded Chamber
Stage 10:	High Courtyard	Throne Room	Sculpture Room	Secret Garden	Temple Entrance
Stage 11:	Room of Creation	Royal Burial Grounds	Secret Garden	Prison	Temple Entrance	Food Chamber
Stage 12:	Armory	Ball Court	Pillars of the Gods	Gilded Chamber	Mystique Room	Clock Tower
Stage 13:	Cloudy Peaks	Underground Chamber	Conquistado's Lounge	Rendezvous Point
Stage 14:	Cloudy Peaks	Prison	Secret Garden	Food Chamber	The Vault
Stage 15:	Mayan Garden	Throne Room	Pillars of the Gods	Gilded Chamber	Observatory	The Vault
Stage 16	Ruined Temple	Room of Creation	Temple Entrance	Clock Tower	Mystique Room	Cathedral
Stage 17:	Ceremonial Platform	Sculpture Room	Conquistado's Lounge	High Courtyard	Rendezvous Point	Cathedral
Stage 18:	Cloudy Peaks	Armory	Ball Court	Secret Garden	Food Chamber	The Vault

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Ruined Temple: stage 1-4-16

Ruined Temple: Stage 1, 4, 16
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Golden Bell	When stricken by mallet or clapper I sing, from delicate clink to reverberant ring
2	A Tree Squirrel	With a tail of bush, I skitter through trees, where I forage for berries and nuts as I please
3	A Gardener's Rake	You'll find all my purpose in three handled tines, for loosening earth where the gardener designs
4	A Leather bag	I'm a carryall crafted of leathery hide, with a space to keep many belongings inside
5	A Hand Shovel	If you're tending a garden I'd play a strong role; for you can't plant a seed without digging a hole
6	A Wooden Stocks	Constructed of planks, each cut with a notch, I bind prisoners hands as the townspeople watch
7	An Oil Lamp	To illuminate chambers is my finest trick; just fill me with oil and add spark to my wick
8	A Violin	My musical sound's one you surely would know, created by ranking my bridge with a bow
9	A Brass Tuba	Powered by air I'm the lowest of brass, but not without place in an orchestral class
10	A Perching Eagle	As a great bird of prey who's exceedingly rare, I don't mind that I'm bald, for I've never had hair
11	A Hairy Tarantula	I've a brown hairy body with legs numbering eight, and poisonous fangs which shall seal my prey's fate
12	A Traveller's Luggage	We're requisite baggage here doubly stacked, the vacation storage for items you've packed
13	A Jade Dragon	I'm a mythical creature of serpentine cast, carved of polished green stone in the centuries past
14	A Cow's Skull	With my body long gone, I'm all that remains, a formation of bone that once housed bovine brains
15	A Delicious Red apple	Fermented for cider or baked in a pipe, my sweet fruit will make me the me of your eye
16	A Deed to the Land	I'm ink upon parchment, words written by hand, to document ownership transfer of land
17	A World Globe	When You're seeking location I'm spun and I'm twirled, revealing quite thorough maps of the world
18	A Scurrying rat	Unless I'm a pet I'd be pest in your house, a verminous rodent much larger than mouse
19	A Baby Buggy	With baby well nestled and snug in my bed, we're easily pushed along streets where you tread
20	A Totem Pole	What they carved on my surface no other tribe could, the figures of animals stacked in the wood
21	A Knignt's Sword	I've a great sharpened blade soundly fastened to hilt, the cause of great warrior's blood being spilt
22	A Basket of Strawberries	I'm a most likely fruit with green leaf and red hide, but unlike all the rest my small seeds are outside
23	A Hairy Gorilla	That I'm cousin to man some folks would attest, but with more frequent roaring and beating of chest
24	A Candelabra	I'm a pedestal tall where the candlesticks sit, on a great many arms to spread light when they're lit
25	An Antique Rifle	In modern day hunting, with most careful aim, you'd find me essential for felling your game
26	A Green Lizard	I'm an emeral creature at rest on this floor, with legs and a tail and scales galore
27	A Ship Wheel	When sailing for travel or purely for sport, I alter direction toward starboard or port
28	A Painted Portrait	I'm a criminal not, yet it seems I've been framed, a renaissance man drawn by artist unnamed
29	A Bunch of Grapes	I'm a small and sweet fruit cultivated on vine, as I'm frequently used to make jelly or wine
30	A Broom	A magical stick upon which witches ride, I brush away dirt as I'm swept side to side
31	A Baseball bat	Responding to pitch, in swung arc I attack, and dispatch the ball with a thunderous crack
32	A Ship in a bottle	A Sea faring vessel of very light mass, I sail no seas while encased in this glass
33	A Hissing Cobra	with my scaly hood and my two fangs alike. I assail my prey with venomous strike
34	A Sombrero	I've a body of felt and sleek golen trim, an indigenous hat with a very wind brim
35	A Chess Board	In rank and in file move the court of the king, as they battle for victories checkmate would bring
36	A Diamond ring	Upon loop of gold lies my stone most engaged; a sparkling gift to bond love strong and aged
37	An Antique Iron	If you've crumpled your shirt or you've wrinkled your pants, I'll smooth out the folds if you'll give me a chande
38	A Marble Bust	of a subject now passed I'm a marbelized clone, a likeness in rock, a fine portrait in stone
39	A Cardinal	Though I have a strong bill and a robust physique, it's my deep crimson feathers you'll find most unique
40	A pair of Roller Skate	When circling rinks or moving down street, the fun is increasd with my wheels on your feet
41	A playing Card	I'm found in a deck and yet dressed in a suit, but paired well in poker I'd help you win loot
42	A ring of Keys	We're affixed to this ring made of jingling brass, unique tools to unlock all the doors you must pass
43	An Unbrella	At the first sign of moisture descending from sky, simply open me up to assure you stay dry
44	A Teapot	Though not always short or especially stout, I do have a handle and also a spout
45	A scarab Beetle	With hardened green armor, antenna and wings, I'm a six legged insect and all that it brings
46	A Harmonica	An instrument bluesmen could never replace, I'm powered by breath blown or drawn through my face
47	A knight's shield	I display coat of arms while protecting the knight, deflecting the arrows and swords swung with might
48	A cat statue	Having sharpened my claws I'd chase mice for a thrill. but I'm cast out of iron and stuck standing still
49	A Tregedy Mask	The inverse of comedy? "people would ask; 'Why would one wear sucha horrible mask?
50	A folding paper fan	My paper in folds, tied to slats with great care, will help you stay cool by displacing the air

Mayan Garden: stage 1-7-15

Mayan Garden: Stage 1, 7, 15
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Pair of Binoculars	So, you'd like to see just a bit further, you say? My lenses boost vision of site far way
2	A Hairy Spider	With eight creeping legs and eight watching eyes, I crawl and I weave an I feast on the flies
3	A Raccoon	Dressed like a bandit I creep through the night, and forage for food with my nocturnal sight
4	A bright Red Parrot	On the shoulders of pirate, with wings and a beak, I'm found squawking loudly, unless trained to speak
5	A Submerged Sword	Resting for year in the place you'd now wade, I'm a mighty but waterlogged shimmering blade
6	A basket of potatoes	Removed from the soil, in a basket I'm stashed, then on to the kitchen where I'm sure to be mashed
7	A bueatifuly Butterfly	I wraped myself in cocoon for a bout, and found I had wings when I finally came out
8	An Antique Cello	I'm smaller than brass, but larger than fiddle, with four steel strings running straight down my middle
9	A Dollar Bill	Precisely one hundred cents I equate, the very same value without all the weight
10	A Raven	On Wings black as night, through the sky shall I soar, but for now I am perched as I speak 'nevermore'
11	A Bouquet	We grew from the ground, blossomed with grace, and then we were picked and arranged in this vase
12	A dusty old typewriter	Feed in the paper and tap my keys; I'll transfer your words to the pages with ease
13	A rusty bicycle	Paddle me quickly, or peddle me slow; My wheels will take you where e'er you must go
14	A silver Trophy	You'd likely be given this type of award, in honor of all of the points you have scored
15	A directional Compass	When e'er you need help finding cardinal direction, my needle will guide you with matchless perfection
16	A flintlock's Pistol	When filled up with powder and triggered to light, I'll launch a lead pellet you've aimed by your sight
17	A Pumpkin	If picked and then carved, I'd greet ghosts with a grin, backlit by a candle where seeds had once been
18	A pair of Skull	Though separate from body and bleached in the sun, we still say that two heads are better than one
19	An old Lantern	I'm useless by day, but most handy at night, for dispelling darkness with powerful light
20	An Alligator's Skull	Despite all these teeth I can no longer bite; only bones still remain, no reptilian might
21	An artist's painted pallet	You'll find on my surface a great many hues; I'm home to a spectrum of reds, greens and blues
22	A Toad	You'll find warts on my back, both slimy and green, as I drift on a pad in this watery scene
23	An antique Flute	Play a beautiful song to be heard all around; a breath through my chamber creates such a sound
24	An Owl	For a wise bird of prey, I'm the greatest they knew, but they never quite grasped why I always asked 'who'
25	A pair of Boots	I'm better than sneakers in every way, if you're planning to do any hiking today
26	A giant Turtle	I can't escape danger at my usual stride, but thanks to shell on my back, I can hide
27	A pair of Dice	Place all your bets and give us a toss; Luck will determine your win or your loss
28	A toy Sailboat	On a seafaring voyage, I'll need ot a crew; a soft breeze alone could carry me through
29	A hungry Alligator	I feel at home in the hot, humid swamp, where I often will leap from the water to chomp
30	An hourglass	You'll find I mark time with no tick and no tock; It's with sand that I mimic a modern day clock
31	Ears of Corn	Out of the fields on tall stalks I am raised, for my yellowish grain, sure to leave you amaized
32	Rusty Wagon wheels	We once rolled on roads while supporting a cart, but we've roatated not since its's fallen apart
33	A wooden Bucket	I built in a round out of planks from the trees, and handled on top to fetch water with ease
34	A poisonous Rattlesnake	I'll quickly sound rattles when given a fright; You'd be wise to flee. Afterall, I do bite
35	An Alarm clock	As the sun rises, you'll stir from your slumber; I'll surely sound bells when we reach the right number
36	A Spider's web	I'm woven of threads which are silky and fine; Upon insects I capture, arachnids shall dine
37	A Stack of Books	Biographies, history, fiction and poems, compiled and bound in this small stack of tomes
38	A watering Can	If you fill me with water an then pour it out, I'll irrigate plants through my sprinkling spout
39	A hunting Spear	I'm a long slender pole with a razor sharp front, to be launched at great beasts when the warriors hunt
40	2 young Rabbits	We nibble on carrots and travel by hop, distinguished by buck teeth and long ears that flop
41	A Pith Helmet	On a jungle safari, when trekking for days, I'll shield your noggin from harsh solar rays
42	A Chamelon	With skin color shifted, I hide like a thief, 'midst the brown of the dirt and the green of the leaf
43	A Treasure chest	The pirates were quick to hid riches I've carried, and yeat I remain above ground, quite unburied
44	Carrots	I'm a favorite vegetable, grown as a crop, with a fiery orange root and a leafy green top
45	A screeching bat	I travel by night through the sky, not on ground, quickly flapping my wings, navigating by sound.
46	A Crytal wine glass	With a stem and a foot, I'm a curious sort, but I've obvious use when my bowl's filled with port
47	A Camera	To document landscapes, I might do the trick; I'll preserve them on film with a flash and a click
48	A Fresh Pineapple	Beneth my tough skin, the sweet fruit you should take, and bake it all, sliced, in an upside-down cake
49	A green tree Frog	Away from the water where his cousins would be, this tiny green fellow may live in a tree
50	A Snare Drum	Pick up my sticks and tap out a beat; keep time for the band as we march down the street

Ceremonial Platform: stage 1-2-6-17

Ceremonial Platform: Stage 1, 2, 6, 17
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Crawling Beetle	I climb this trunk in armor strong, three pair of legs, antenna long
2	An Antique scale	When heavier weight's placed on my right, it lifts my left and proves its might
3	A Hot air balloon	Sailing skies by fuel of air, my basket takes you anywhere
4	A Climbing koala	In trees down under I'm the chief, of gorging tasty eucalyptus leaf
5	A unlit torch	Through darkness and fog I'd light your way, but it seems my fire isn't burning today
6	A heart	Growing through cracks and entangling stone, I'll surely remind you of love you've been shown
7	The moon	Drifting through space in a field of stars, I'm the orbiting friend of a planet near Mars
8	A Pirate's hook	My gleaming crook could best assist, should hands go missing at the wrist
9	An oil can	From oil filled bulb to dripping point, you'll need me when you grease a joint
10	An Antique Candle stick	When Jack must jump both nimble and quick, he'd leap my base and waxy wick
11	A straw cowboy hat	A Cowboys ride upon their horse, I'd ride the cowboy's head of course
12	A crow bar	When given doors or crate to pry, I'm that on which you must rely
13	A Buzzing Bumblebee	I buzz and sting while flying past, in prisioners stripes with yellow cast
14	A Sun & Eye	A great orb of fire from miles away, illuminates earth while it wathces by day
15	A paper scroll	I'm sealed wording with no fold, tied by string on parchment rolled
16	A set of walkies talkies	A message sent from far or near, if holdign half our pair you'll hear
17	A Sports Trophy	When victory comes, not loss or ties, I'll be the greatest sportsman's prize
18	A Pair of Glasses	I'll said your vision to some degree, if seeing sights while wearing me
19	A Key	I'll shift the pins inside the hole, to pass locked threshold with no toll
20	A nesting Duck	Atop this arch, on stones they stacked, I've found a place to rest and quack
21	A Flashlight	With batteries strong I'd glow most bright, my beam illuminating the empty night
22	A Mandolin	By plucking strings or strumming whole, I amplify notes with resonant hole
23	An old Wheelbarrow	By single wheel on wooden base, I move the dirt from place to place
24	A rusty Scythe	with wooden grip and bladed top, I'm used to mow and reap the crop
25	A yellow Butterfly	Once caterpillar now to flight, my wings in hue of yellow bright
26	A camper's Backpack	Upon your back I'm always near, for carrying books or camping gear
27	A bottle of Poison	At very least I'd make you sick; consumed in bulk I'd kill you quick
28	A Climbing Monkey	with primate tail through trees I'd swing, but now it's to an arch where I steadily cling
29	A Blacksmit's anvil	Upon my face the blacksmith's pound, to hammer metal flat from round
30	A Treasure Chest	Filled with jewelry, gems and cash, truly house a wealthy stash
31	A Pair of Daggers	We're sharpened twins with handles round, crossed and driven through this ground
32	A Green Tree Snake	I flicker my tongue as I slither through trees, a green rope of scales riding branches in breeze
33	A Hammer	Through prying pulls and mighty swings, my function is to nail things
34	A Perching Parrot	Upon a branch I'm perched by claw, with feathers red and squawking maw
35	A Scorpion	Upon this trunk I'm crawling thing, with claws to pinch and tail to sting
36	A Charging Bull	Surely I'll charge upon seeing the red; it's your task to flee from the horns on my head
37	A baseball Glove	If balls should pass plate without hit, I catch the pitch thrown curved or split
38	A Broken Jar	I once carried water from the river 'cross land, but I cracked when I dropped from a most careless hand
39	A Toucan	I've ebon plumage and beak most strong, quite orange in shade and rather long
40	A Boa constrictor	I'm slithering soundly on ground where I lay, awaiting to strike and then strangle my prey
41	A green Iguana	I'm resting 'midst the trees and vines, a grassy beast of scales and spines
42	A wooden Rhinoceros	A beast of wood I stand in plance, a mighty horn upon my face
43	A Paintbrush	When swept by hand my bristles fall and spread a tint upon a wall
44	A Fish Shaped Cloud	Once snared by a hook someone baited with files, who'd ever think I'd carry rain through the skies?
45	A metal Thermos	When walking paths through sun or storm, I'll keep your beverage cold or warm
46	A Yellow Jug	I'm a golden jar with room to store assorted goods in hollowed core
47	A pair of high heels	On ladies feet on elegant night, we're adding inches to her height
48	A Face in the tree	Through this wooden face, not as sense have I known; an anomaly formed in the bark as I 've grown
49	An Open book	They read from me in pior age, a passage on my open page
50	A Headstone	I stand in guard of buried bed, a crisscrossed stone to mark the dead

Ruined Temple: stage 2

Ruined Temple: Stage 2 only
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Heavenly headdress	The headdress fabled to be dropped from heaven, I am composed of diving quills numbering eleven
2	Chi'tole King's personal Guard	Even in the most sacred ground I have the right to bear for my sole duty in life is to keep the king out of harm
3	A Despondent Worrior	I covered my face to hide the tears, for I fear my family won't survive another year
4	An elephant tatoo	I see many animals and rarely get roused, but I'll jump in shock when spotting a mouse
5	The Shadow Worrior	Among these men I am a master spy, I cloak well behind trees and am aided my my Corvus guide
6	Cloth of Judgment	The lie one holds cannot hide, for I see all with my multiple eyes
7	A Covetous Solider	You eye the man squarely in this room, soon he'll be a traitor and lead them all to doom
8	The King's Messenger	I come to bring a message in these dire times, after trekking great distance and through endless mountainous climb
9	carving of the Spirit	Yet my countenance may bring about fear, I help uphold this temple for countless years
10	An Amulet of Immortals	Many great jewelries adorn the majestic king, unlike others I am composed of feather white wings

Unlock the Glyph Riddles

Some areas are locked. To get into need to unlock by solve the glyph riddles. Select glyph - read the riddles - solve the riddles - place the glyph on the area. This part is also time consuming like the roating jigsaw minigame.

Stage 1: Ceremonial Platform	Stage 3: Throne Room
Stage 4: Observatory	Stage 6: Royal Burial Grounds
Stage 8: Pillar of the Gods	Stage 10: Secret Garden
Stage 12: Clock Town	Stage 14: The Vault
Stage 16: Catheral

Riverside Cave: stage 2-5-7

Riverside Cave: stage 2, 5, 7
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	An Air Tunk	On backs of the divers while swimming deep seas, I provide them with air so they breathe as they please
2	Shark Teeth	I'm the mouth of predator swimming the seas, with sharp points for chewing his prey with great ease
3	A Sea monster	That ever you'd sight me you never would guess, a mysterious being oft seen in loch ness
4	A Pirate Ship	Weathering the seas by sails on mast, you may hear my crew speak 'me mateys, avast!'
5	A Bunch of Bananas	Of my bunch picked from tree you might make a meal; I've sweet tasty fruit beneath bright yellow peel
6	A Conch shell	I'm home to a mollusk but ne'er are we bound; He'll leave me behind when new dwelling's been found
7	A Rubber Duck	When given a squeeze you may hear me speak; my voice is no quack but an air powered squeak
8	A wooden Ladder	Two long slats and rungs all constructed of wood, I'll help you climb higher wherever I'm stood
9	A copper Urn	A small metal vase with emeral decor, I'm filled by the ashes of those who're no more
10	A Pelican	For fish in the water I've taken up search; I spy past long beak upon high rocky perch
11	A Coconut	If you're able to break through my hard brown fuzzy hide, You might eat the sweet core and milk found inside
12	A Seahorse	Beneath salty waters I swim and I play, but despite my apt name you'll not hear say neigh
13	A Sword	Not every man, just a great king alone, can remove my great blade buried deep in the stone
14	A wooden Raft	I'm an order of logs tightly tied up and lashed; Though I'd help you float dry, you're still oft to be splashed
15	A pairs of Oars	When traveling waters by crude raft or boat, just paddle with us and add speed to your float
16	A Dragonfly	Though I breathe no fire in spite of my name, I'm able to fly on four wings all the same
17	A Beaver	A creature with flat tail and buck teeth I am; they come in most handy constructing each dam
18	A diver's Flippers	Upon diver's feet on an undersea route, I add power to kick as they're swimming about
19	A Rose Bouquet	Once grown from the dirt, upon dirt I'm now found, a memorial gift for one deep in the ground
20	A Turtle	I feel quite exposed when not hidden in shell, but I've popped my head out as I rest for a spell
21	A Captain's Hat	I'm worn by a man on a sailing trip. but only the one who's in charge of the ship
22	A Tropical Fish	In schools I swim about waters most warm, a tropical catch in a rainbow-finned form
23	A Fire Pit	With flickering fire you've no need of lamp; add sparks to the kindling, I'll brighten the camp
24	An Anchor	With my thick iron hooks buried deep in sea bed, a once drifting ship remains stable instead
25	An Apple Tree	Standing tall and facing the north, through my woody stems the apples springs forth
26	A Starfish	I'm perfectly ready to crawl or swim far, on five able legs in the shape of a star
27	A Shovel	For making a hole I'm a tool you'd keep; I'll scoop up the dirt either shallow or deep
28	A Grizzly bear	With cubs do I dwell in my cave dark and deep, spending summers awake and each winter asleep
29	The Idol's Head	The current eroded this great titan's face; Havin lost its stone eye, we find gems in its place
30	A horse	I'm a galloping creature on trail or track, with saddle and cowboy or jockey on my back
31	A Life preserver	I may save a life if your action is swift; An overboard man would hold my ring to keep adrift
32	A Buoy	Fastened by rope I resist current's flow, and mark hidden hazards in waters below
33	Cave paintings	We're tales of great beasts on the walls made of stone, etched centuries ago by an artist unknown
34	A Wolf	I hunt through the midnight and sleep through the noon, a part of a pack oft to howl at the moon
35	A Penguin	I'll waddle or swim wherever I go, through icy cold waters and frosty white snow
36	A green leaf	Each autumn I fall from the branch to the stream, but rather than brown I've preserved my bright green
37	A Happy Face	Etched onto stone which the sizzling sun pached, I'm composed of a circle, two dots, and an arch
38	A Kettle	When I get steamed up I'll whistle and clink; Over fire I warm the whold camp's food and drink
39	A Climbing Monkey	Whether swinging from brances or climbing the trees, by my tail and legs I may go where I please
40	A streaking Comet	Streaking through night with my dusty tail. I'm celestial body on an orbital trail
41	A Diver's Snorkel	When swimming in waters or diving below, my tube will ensure a most vital air flow
42	Dinosaur Bones	I'm the greatest of reptiles but well past my prime, encased in the eart and transported through time
43	A mysterious Grave	Upon battle's end the soliders have taken great loss, and buried them marked by a crude wooden cross
44	A Lobster	A swimming red creature with claws built to snap, I've luckily dodged every fisherman's trap
45	A Chipmunk	A small woodland creature with strips on my back, I feast upon nuts dressed in brown, white and black
46	A white Swan	I make on these waters an elegant sight, with my long graceful neck and my down of bright white
47	A Mermaid	Deep in the water I splash and I splish, a beautiful lady with tail of fish
48	A lobster Trap	A lobster or two may dwell inside this crate, having found themselves trapped upon taking my bait
49	A life Jacket	I'm valued attire on boats which the seas tossed and threw, a life-saver when worn by the overboard crew
50	A diving helmet	Unlike goggles I cover the whole diver's head; my windows grant view and he stays dry instead

Sculpture Room: stage 2-5-10-17

Sculpture Room: Stage 2, 5, 10, 17
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Metal Fish Statue	Designed from an alloy on some artist's whim, I stand now on land when I'd much rather swim
2	A Paintbursh	The stokes on the canvas are thick or quite faint, depending how heavily I'm loaded with paint
3	A Large Toad	If I hopped at this size I'd mightily thud, unlike frog about water I burrow in mud
4	A Pair of Toe shoes	On stage in a ballet most elegant and sweet, I'm tied tight by ribbons 'bout point dancer's feet
5	An Eiffel Tower	When asked if Parisian 'oui' I'd reply, I'm a famus French monument towering high
6	A Tribal Mask	With sharp teeth for biting and fierce bulging eyes, I'm an artfully-carved wooden tribal disguise
7	A wooden Parrot	I've splintery plumage but try as I might, I'm carved with perch and take no flight
8	A Scale	If measuring pounds or measuring ounce, It's weight of your items that I shall announce
9	A painting of a Horseman	Through woods I have trekked on the back of my steed, depicted in paint by true artist indeed
10	A Stripped snake	You'll find in addition to soft hissing sound, my yellow striped scales ably slithering on ground
11	A Star	In square and circle you'll find where I hide, a five pointed shape with ten even sides
12	A Green-eye Idol	I'm a third of three on stone wall hight, but made unique by emerald eye
13	A Porcelain Lady	A Stately woman about the town, I've golden locks and flowing gown
14	A Monk Statue	I pray in silence day and night, or chant in church by candlelight
15	A Planet Saturn	A Sphere on a voyage accompained by a ring, I'm in long distant orbit of a bright cosmic thing
16	A Scottish terrier statue	A moustache on canine would be quite a sight, I'm a similar image cast here in bronze bright
17	A painting of A fish	Swimming in canvas and bordered by frame, I'll not move on my own but I've fins all the same
18	A Pair of Dragons	with tails and scales and eyes totaling four, we're a mythical pair found in East Asian lore
19	A statue of Anubis	A figure discussed in the hieroglyphs read, I'm a statue of dog headed gods of the dead
20	A wooden Elephant	When spooked by a gunshot I'd surely stampede, protecting the ivory that fuels poachers greed
21	A metal Knight	I guest with sword and shield in hands, a silver sir in medieval lands
22	A Turtle	It's often my life that my outer shell saves, but I hide in it not as I swim 'neath carve waves
23	A yellow-eyed Idol	Straight below skylight through nights and through days, I add to the trio a bright golden gaze
24	A lawn gnome	A small mytic person who dwells below ground, in gardens and lawns I'll most likely be found
25	Blue Footprints	Opposite ceiling and printed in blue, I'm a record of dweller who'd tread without shoe
26	A statue of Ganesha	A Pachyderm god with Indian root, you'll find my snout curled as I balance on foot
27	A wooden Artist's Figurine	When drawing a figure you'll make no mistake, if you carefully refer to the pose that I take
28	A Monkey with a Banana	I've a fruit from a tree and shall feast on it soon, a simian beast holding peeled yellow moon
29	A Nutcraker	I wooden soldier standing guad, else breaking nutty shells most hard
30	A Bulldog Figure	Stretched out and resting I haven't a care, but I've slobbering jowls and a tail in the air
31	A Stone Gargoyle	An Ornament demon in stone chipped away, I keep watch by night to chase spirits away
32	A painting on an Easel	I'm an image of mountains and river by day, but hange not on wall but in propped up display
33	A Painting of worrior and Raven	I'm an image of warrior dressed to attack, with an ebony bird fixedly watching his back
34	An unweighted Mayan	On tapestry printed like friend to the side, I'm equal in height but not nearly as wide
35	A Totem Pole	I'm a gathering of animals stacked in a line, a piece of American Indian design
36	A Bust of Beethoven	A Moonlight Sonata would be homage paid, to I who composed the piano notes played
37	A wooden Mallet	When pounding chisel I chip through stone, but surely could not carve alone
38	A Rooster Figurine	My voice in morn in no surprise; I wake the farm with each sunrise
39	A painting of 4 Pyramids	I'm a picture of mountains numbering four, with a high centered orb warming hot desert floor
40	A Worshipping Worrior	Like my brothers in stone I'm a warrior and slayer, but I've set sword aside as I've taken to prayer
41	A striking Cobra	Either spitting or hissing I do as I like, flaring serpentine hood as I ready my strike
42	A 3-legged dog	I readily hop as I chase ball or bone; despite missing foot I stand well on my own
43	A painting of a King	A portrait of royalty noble and true, I've gold on my head and robe of deep blue
44	A pair of Dolphins	Balancing tall not on legs but on fins, we're a pair of aquatic mammalian twins
45	A monkey Statue	I'm an ape-like creature hard not soft, with bowl of offering held aloft
46	A wooden Ruler	A tiny distance you'd measure quick, by markings on this foot long stick
47	The Sun	In sky you'd find me bright and hot, and exact replica but greyer in this stony spot
48	A painted Egg	To find me in nest would be most absurd, for I'm not this ornate when I'm laid by a bird
49	An undefended warrior	If I came into battle I'd sure meet my end, I've a spear to attack but no shield to defend
50	A ball of yarn	Tied in a knit I'd make sweaters most fine, the color of oceans and softer than twine
51	A lighthouse figurine	My turning top makes darkness flee, a signal to each ship at sea
52	A wooden Horse	On my back is a saddle of leathery hid, a seat for a cowboy a galloping stride
53	A chinese emperor	I'm a ruler of all in the od chinese land, in portable size you may hold in your hand
54	A metal hand saw	two parts of timber and dust in made, by pushing and pulling my jagged blade
55	A figure of a Buddha	Enlightened and jolly I'm sculpted in red, with round exposed belly and shiny bald head
56	A Tea set	I function as others but much higher class, tea service for 2 in ornate Asian glass
57	A flower bouquet	In hues much like water, with water below, I've kept fragrance and beauty but no longer grow
58	3 Kings	For babe born in stable in far away lands, we brought royal gifts following star across sands
59	A well fed mayan	My friend has more intricate dress on his head, but of two hanging cloths I'm the one better fed
60	A wooden iguana	What would be green's here brown instead, my wooden spines and scales on head

Room of Creation: stage 3-7-11-16

Room of Creation: Stage 3, 7, 11, 16
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Cornucopia	Lush leafy greens and grains such as corn, I've stocked well inside of my plentiful horn
2	A walking Cane	I've similar shape as a striped treat, made to stabilize stance as you walk on two feet
3	A Ribcage	I'm an intricate piece of what stays beyond death, no more to expand after passed dying breath
4	A pair of Maracas	I'm frequently shaken in music's accord, a handle on seeds within hollowed out gourd
5	A Painted Star	I'm a twinkling shape mostly seen by the night, on a great sculpted shell near the sun and to right
6	A Rocking Horse	I'm saddled for ridding, you might meet delay, for my travel meets limit at back and forth sway
7	A Lightning Bolt	A Place where I strike surely sizzles and fries, a charge from the clouds that illuminates skies
8	A pair of Hiking Boots	I'm best worn on trails but not in run race, a leathery brown cover with looped crimson lace
9	A wooden Train	Following tracks under daylight and stars, I've a powerful engine for towing coal cars
10	A pair of crossed Bones	Under my crossing lies secrets I keep, a dead pirate's arms marking coins buried deep
11	A Carving of a Horse	I'm carved in support not by ceiling but base, a galloping creature with only long face
12	An Open book	Of the tomes in this chamber I'm surly most rare; I'm alone in exposing my words to the air
13	A Painted moon	Flipped horizontally I'm a mouth showing mirth, a high cosmic traveler shadowed by earth
14	A Creature in a wall	That you'd find me in hiding is of no surprise, for the dimmest of glows here reflects in my eyes
15	A Bust of Roman Statesman	I'm a stately head figure with hue of red clay; without legs I'll remain until carried away
16	A Shield	If I cover the knight he'll n'er meet his death, if he meets my scribed creature of fiery breath
17	An Ink Well	Before words go to parchment I'm entered by quill; my wide golden footing prevents inky spill
18	A Set of Nesting Doll	I've three smaller than largest, three larger than small, and stacking in largest conceals them all
19	A statue of a Camel	I take rider and gear across hot desert sand, my hump keeping days worth or water on hand
20	An Umbrella	On days which dark clouds loom about grayer sky, when widened to cover I'll help you stay dry
21	A Baseball bat	at an orb headed home at appropriate height, I shall swing and then drive it to fields left or right
22	A Sphinx Statue	I'm a lion and falcon and man all in one, a keeper of kings's tomb in hot desert sun
23	A Nevigator Sextant	Measuring angle of celestial orb's height, I find your position at sea or in flight
24	A Rocking Chair	You'll find I have arches not of but near feet, to enable the tipping of a comfortable seat
25	A Ship	The others like me by comparison pale, for I capture more wind when I set out four sail
26	A Wooden Sword	That I'd aid you in battle's no promise you'd trust, as I'd most likely splinter in parry and thrust
27	A statue of Atlas	I display north, south, east and western degrees, a sphere above man holding continents and seas
28	A wooden Bear	I'm brown about woods or a pole dressed in white, as a toy tied with bow, held by children at night
29	A Chinese Dragon	A Zodiac's beast, I give water and pause, a fierce Asian carving of scales and claws
30	A miner's Pick Axe	I'm plainly an item prospectors must own, for they'll find nuggets not without me to break stone
31	A Bronze Tiger	I've hide of cast metal replacing striped fur, a beast fiercely growing while smaller kin purr
32	A Tropical Fish	I'm painted in scales and longer than tall, a colorful swimmer at home on the wall
33	An artist's Pallet	If by too few colors you're left in a fix, gather hues which you have, on my face may they mix
34	A painting of a Spider	Through flickering torch light I creep and I crawl, my four pairs of walkers adorning the wall
35	An Acient Greek Vase	I'd be perfectly suited as a museum piece, a pot beautifully crafted and painted in Greece
36	A coin purse	What I carry is found inside two dollar's range; sealed by clasp I'm a vessel for change
37	A Golden Crown	A six pointed figure I shine like the sun, displayed upon head of the ruling one
38	A red Shield	For deflecting an arrow or sword during fight, I'm an ideal blood-hued defender with poisonous bite
39	An antiuqe Radio	It's with clock and with ham that I form a word pair, receiving through all a tuned signal from air
40	A Jester Doll	It's with bells upon head that I dance and cavort, a foolish figure oft found in king's court
41	A gas can	What I contain is what surely you'll nee, when you travel great distance by car at great speed
42	A Dinosuar's Claw	On carnivorous beasts who when walking ground shook, I'd be seen at the finger, a predator's hook
43	A Tambourine	I'm a small rhythmic ring fixed with jangling plates, shaken in concert to accompany band mates
44	A Diary	Bound well 'neath my cover lie pages pristine, upon them a record of daily routine
45	An Artist's easel	Dripped on by paint and from lengths of wood built, I keep artist's canvas at ideal tilt
46	A Clown doll	Near a rodeo's bull I'm found quick on my feet, in a big top for laughs and here tapping a beat
47	A prisoner's shackles	I'm dutifully tasked to immobilize hands, stopping prisoner's revolt with two iron forged bands
48	A candelabra	I'm tall and thin standing at mid-to wall height, my arms often branched to keep waxy fire light
49	A Tribal drum	Wooden and hollow and hide stretched in round, I pierce quiet jungles with tribe's beating sound
50	A birdhouse	I'm a home with no windows but merely a door, a single room dressed with a nest on its floor
51	A carving of an eye	Above gated passage, before where you think, I'm a portion of face set to wink but not blink
52	A painted fish	I splash about water and waves made of line, a tail and finned critter in pottery's design
53	A pair of goggles	That I'll save your eyesight a grant guarantee, for I block eyes in wind from all flying debris
54	A skull	I Once contained thoughts and a pair of keen eyes, the height of a human no longer to rise
55	A wooden Cardinal	Atop two flappers pointed and strong woody chest, I've a bill you'll not pay and a high crimson crest
56	A piece of watermelon	My name recalls sea but I come from the ground, my dark speckled core in a shell striped and round
57	A set of a dog tag	Upon holding chain I've two piece the same, inscribed on them etchings of company and name
58	An antique clock	I'm a gadget with face upon tooled wooden stand, marking hourly passage with each ticking hand

Throne Room: stage 3-4-10-15

Throne Room: Stage 3, 4, 10, 15
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A wooden Chair	Leg, seat and back each carved from tree, I'm a solid work of carpentry
2	A Houseplant	Care for by keepers with water and light, I've branced toward the ceiling most leafy and bright
3	A Harp	By finger and pick when plucked I sing, and play may songs through vibrating string
4	A golden Star	Mashed and crafted on the royal throne, I have the likeness of five symmetrical cones
5	A Pocketknife	It's various tools that I supply, to cut and twist or tweeze and pry
6	A Pair of Glasses	If finding your eyes give you vision untrue, they'll greatly improve through my spectacled view
7	An image of Dragon	Sewn in red and gazing, I lie in wait for armored knight
8	A blue-hilted Sword	Hanging crossed since days of old, I've a hilt of blue on steel cold
9	the Moon	In older days thought made of cheese, I sub for sun in nighttime breeze
10	A Triangular Carving	I amount to 180 degrees when drawn with great care, yet I hide in the circle while consuming the square
11	A Whip	When driving the cattle through deep wooded track, I'll snap at their hides with a sharp corded crack
12	An Antique Candelabra	A Candle's flickering light I bare, on metal arms to light dark air
13	An Alarm clock	My Turning gears shift ticking arms, which once in place shall sound alarms
14	A Ceremonial Sword	I'm a weapon in windowsill resting astray, my cold hammered steel left shimmering in day
15	A green Grasshopper	By a fluttering leap do I bound place to place, with twitching antenna and leafy hued case
16	A Painting of a wave	I'm an ocean's ripple with mcuh greater reach, a fast mighty tide made for washing the beach
17	An hourglass	I made reset when flipped by hand, a curvy glass encasing sand
18	A Trojan Helmet	While Trojans were fighting to settle their score, I covered each on of their heads in the war
19	An Ornate shield	My once defending face complex, I've found new place in covering X
20	A Duck	A fraudulent doctor's the sound I make, in search of home near pond or lake
21	A Creeping Snake	When writhing 'bout in scaled dress, my body twists in forms of S
22	A Wood burning Stove	By soft fiery glow I'm dispelling the gloom, for I house brightening flames as I warm up the room
23	A Seagull	Through windowed view and out of reach, I'm soon to swoop on nearby beach
24	A Geisha doll	A Japanese lady in ornament dress, I'm an elegant servant with height measuring less
25	A Royal Scepter	A fancy stick to ornament hand, I'm held by he who rules the land
26	A Blue Parakeet	Perched upon crimson you'll find me up high, my dark jaws for cracking and plumage like sky
27	A Bellows	It's puffed air feat that I perform, to boost the flames of fire warm
28	A Cuckoo clock	Upon the hour I may be hear, through door exposing chirping bird
29	A Dachshund	I'm brown like trunk with bark like trees, yet leaves I've not but maybe fleas
30	A Gasoline can	I'm powerful liquid for fueling a blast; when I'm absent from tank, road travel won't last
31	A wooden stepladder	Unstable when tall my legs unfold, a pyramid with rungs to hold
32	A wooden Bench	A point of rest for weary, I've place for 2 on splintered seat
33	An antique Globe	When worldly location you must contemplate, consult my outside to find country or state
34	A Pirate statue	The man in this portrait having found his career, has sailed the seas as a feared buccaneer
35	An Egyptian's ark	Beneath my lid you'll find much room, for housing goods in pharaoh's tomb
36	A Taxidermied head	Antlers with points far too many to count, shall you find on this old disembodied head mount
37	A Trap door	When enemies are giving chase, escape through me to flee this place
38	A Water bag	When filled at the river, my pounch of hide, I'll carry a thirst quenching power inside
39	A hanging noose	I'm end to prisoner with no hope, a wicked loop on choking rope
40	An Abacus	By shifting rows of sliding bead, to proper sum I'll surely lead
41	A pair of cat statue	We're watching you with stony stare, two feline forms in perfect pair
42	A royal crown	My jewels adorn a royal head, worn not for warmth but show instead
43	A pair of scissors	Place 2 fingers through my rings, then push and pull for cutting things
44	An ancient clay pot	From unearthed clay 'neath dirt and land, I'm glazed and fired and formed by hand
45	A lone palm tree	Through windowed view I've been perceived, a shading flora tall and leaved
46	A marble bust	I'm lady's top with marble gaze, a face unchanged through nights and days
47	An Ivory Elephant	I'm an image of an animal from Which I'm carved, an unarmed beast oft poached or starved
48	The Thinker Statue	Despite rocky makeup I've thoughts in my head, without brain implied by my deep pose instead
49	A flying crane	I hunt and swoop on airborne trek, a flapping beast with crooked neck
50	The Princess throne	A place to rest for princess sweet, you'll find upon this violet seat
51	A mayan warrior	My knees are bent and my eyes are wide, I'm ready to strike when danger comes to my side

High Courtyard: stage 3-10-17

High Courtyard: Stage 3, 10, 17
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Frog	With bulging eyes I sport a dotted green coat, I'll most likely be resting on lily pad held afloat
2	A Chainsaw	Giving lumberjacks' muscles a chance to relax, I'm a gas powered stand-in for blade and for axe
3	An Exclamation Point	I finish a statement with emphatic strenght; a tiny black dot's at the base of my length
4	A Stapler	By metal pins filled and then pushed on my back, I perfectly bind your loose leaves in a stack
5	A Desk Lamp	To ease eyes in darkness I'm perfectly able, the light shedding fixture of studier's table
6	A Welcome Mat	If you looked to you feet I'd be found just below, a herald of doors bidding friendly hello
7	A Dollar Sign	I'm a sign on the mind of who lavishl spends, a symbol preceding all ones, fives and tens
8	A Wrapped Gift	I'm annually given on one's date of birth; It's the thought, not my contents, that's of greatest worth
9	A Greek Alphabe letter Omega	I'm Grecian symbol last in line, a horsehoe not but uncial sign
10	Pieces of sidewalk Chalks	We make picture imagined by children at play, 'til the rain comes and washes our marking away
11	An Oven Mitt	To touch pan without me would lead one to shout; while my kin keep heat in I ensure it stays out
12	buches of Grapes	Many a rumor you've heard through my vine, the seasonal crop that's a basis for wine
13	A Snowflake	We fall by billions and each are unique, collecting in drift or on mountainous peak
14	A Hatchet	I make logs for fire so all may be warmed; It's from that which I chop that my handle is formed
15	A Flower Box	In my soil filled base I have adequate room, for fragrant display showing contents in bloom
16	A Greyhound statue	A best friend to man but metallic in cast, when raced upon track I'm incredibly fast
17	A Roman Numeral 3	Italian lines in connected triple ones, we point from ground to fiery sun
18	A Spool of thread	Passed through an eye we form hand stitching team, a colorful roll to bind cloth at the seam
19	A Pegasus	I'm a mythical quadruped painted in white, a cowboy's companion enabled for flight
20	A Coffee Mug	To Viciously steal my second word means, a hot morning cup holding essence of beans
21	A Pick-up Truck	I've a two seated cab and wheels with tread, for hauling big cargo secured on flat bed
22	A Red ZigZag Design	I'm a unique etch on column tall . red angled lines in rise and fall
23	A Teapot	On surfaces heated I've rattled and peeped, retaining hot water 'til herb's bag is steeped
24	A ceramic plate	Piled with servings at dinner or noon, I'm a flat ornate disc flanked by fork and by spoon
25	A Dead tree	With rotting trunk and roots decreased, the growth of my leaves has fully decresased
26	A Giraffe	I easily pluck lofty tree leaves by bite, enabbled by cervical vertebrae's height
27	A branch with 5 leaves	I'm a half of an etched branching pair on display, but my sixth light collector has fallen away
28	A Balloon	Should I burst by surprise it'd give all a scare, a rubbery expansion filled lighter than air
29	A pirate's Bucket	I was kept by a brigand before his ship's wreck, holding water and mop for mates swabbin' the deck
30	An Eggplant	My unlikely name sounds as if may hatch, a violaceous fruit from the vegetable patch
31	A Blue wave pattern	A sky-like line in twisting spin, I'm not unlike tornado's wind
32	An antique Pistol	I've a grip handled tub where munition embark, my powder ignited by flint powered spark
33	A Volcano	I'll unleash fire from earthy core, but warn by freeing smoke before
34	A hammer	I'm a pusher of fastener's heads flush to the ground, a handle of steel made to drive by the pound
35	A Pencil	An author's supply with a thin grip, I write rather well 'til you'e blunted my tip
36	A Recycle symbol	I'm a pointers in triple in angled display, a sign to resprocess and hot throw away
37	A Pi symbol	A circle's circumference to width I express, I'm the shorthand for ciphering with faster success
38	A percent sign	A diagonal line splitting shapes that'd roll, I'm a symbol to signify part of a whole
39	A grill	About patio dwelling on warm summer days, I cook up a meal with my coals set ablaze
40	A basket of limes	Round citric and with leaf-life skin, I'm a popular garnish for tonic and gin
41	A set of hatched marked	Our crisscrossed hatch is a worthy try, by someone marking days gone by
42	A howling fox	A howler at midnight, I'm found in a pack, a man under full moon with claws to attack
43	A Skull	My top is quite smooth having lost all my hair, a brain chamber gazing with hollowed out stare
44	A lion	I nobly roar upon high where I cling, a sculptor's rendition of jungle's true king
45	A bicycle horn	I ride upon handle on pedaler's route, an announcer of presence when given a toot
46	A bucther's Knife	In horror films often seen taking my stabs, I'm a tool of butchers to cut meaty slabs
47	A Stoll	I'm a ligneous quadruped stabled by feet, your place at the bar when in need of a seat
48	A toy army man	I'm a singular troop in the toy war machine, a miniscule fighter with skin molded green
49	A fish	High in the stone I'm a scale and finned etch, a decorative mark and a sea captain's catch
50	A Sun dial	Whether on the hour or quarter past, I tell the time by shadow cast
51	A flying bat	I live about caverns in no small amount a transfiguration of blood sucking count
52	A time clock	When midday arrives and you're taking your lunch, first feed me a card and I'll give it a punch
53	A suitcase	When you go on vacation it's weight that I gain, though my whole may be lost if you travel by plane
54	A cat	Fleeing from canine, on mice do I dine, a finicky house pet with lives numbering nine
55	A peper grinder	A handful of corns went into me placed, are ground to add spice to your dinner's bland taste
56	An ironing board	An iron and I make an excellent team, as I hold clothing destined for flattening and steam
57	A stocking	I'm found on the twenty fifth hanging by fire, a place to put goods that the childern desire

High Courtyard: stage 4

High Courtyard: Stage 4 only
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Swan Plate	From the day I was born protection is my sole duty, unlike others I'm engraved with a feathered beauty
2	Fabled Map	I'm parchment which outlines the temple's portal, believed to bring those closer to the Amulet of Immortals
3	The Logicain	I'm no battle solider shown from my unkempt characteristics, but I readily make that up with my excellent logistics
4	A Mayan Temple	In this sacred ground I'm home to the royal deceased, attended only by the noble and the devoted priests
5	Vasco's Silver Sword	Covered in sheath and by my master's side, I'm quick to clear wooded path or sway subordinates to abide
6	A Shovel	Made with the singular purpose of uncovering spoils, I'm not much use since no valuables are hidden within these soil
7	Diego Castanos	I enlisted in this perilous journey not in search for gold, but rather to explore and, like an adventure story, watch my life unfold
8	Feathered Helm	Plucked from the largest crimson Aves, I'm attached onto helms and worn by the brave
9	Vasco Pizarro	I am the captain, know for my great leadership skill; my men call me ' The Spaniard Lion' for my ruthless and unrelenting will
10	15th century Harquebus	I take many men six feet under, last thing they heard was my sound of thunder

Cloudy Peaks: stage 4-13-18

Cloudy Peaks: Stage 4, 13, 18
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Centaur	I'm two halves of cavalry joined at the waist, a jockey and steed paired long after the race
2	A flying Gargoyle	I'm a roof's grotesque statue with wings in mid-flight, a stone humanoid crossed with a creature of night
3	A Stegosaurs	I'm a thundering lizard with plate on my back, used for defense and not to hold meal or snack
4	A Centaur	I'm a mythical worrior who stands on four feet; I've no need of a horse, I've my own hooves to beat
5	A Pillow	I'm a comfortable cushion for resting your head, lying not on a mattress but hard rocky bed
6	A Bird Cage	For your domestic flocks I'm a comfortable home, a structure of metal bars forming a dome
7	A Snake	I'm a coating of scales and a tongue that I flutter, a diamond backed biter at rest in the gutter
8	A Goat	I'm a horned Billy standing on high mountain ridge, a fairy tail's butter of trolls off a bridge
9	A carving of a Gorilla	I'm an etch of gigantic chest-pounding beast, intending to make a small warrior his feast
10	A Moon	On the side of mountain instead of in space, I'm an orbiting rock that some say has a face
11	A Rabbit	In a race I'm who always beats tortoise to goal, a floppy eared hopper that lives in a hole
12	A Stamp	Before I'm affixed you would give me a lick, for I must be made of wet so I'll properly stick
13	A Monkey	Upon finding bananas I let out a screech, then swing from a branch to another in reach
14	A carved Apple	I'm a piece of fruit bought at the grocery store; rather than seeds, I've got stone at my core
15	A sitting Bear	I'm a wintertime sleeper who's taken a seat, my hairy legs outstretched exposing bare feet
16	A Dragon	I'm a knight's flying nemesis and brather of heat, showing off my wing's span as I stand on two feet
17	A Ladder	I've rungs betwixt beams in a vertical pair, granting access to rooftops in absence of stairs
18	A Flying Cearadactylus	I'm a flying creature you'll only find fossils of in myriads. for I thrive not now but during the Cretaceous Period
19	A Bottle	I'm a place to keep mixture and potions you've pieced; if shattered you'd find all my contents released
20	A Tiger	I've a candy cane's pattern in Halloween shades, a growler with cutting claws sharpened like blades
21	A Curved stone Carrot	My leaves grow above ground with a taproot beneath, but if eaten I'd most likely crack all your teeth
22	A Pair of glowing Eyes	we're a pair of 2 peepers reflecting the light, watching from inside a cave dark as night
23	A 3 headed Hydra	I'm like Cerberus dressed in reptilian disguise, a Greek myth's great serpent with pair of eyes
24	A Boar	I make BLT's meat when my whole's decompiled, a porder with tusks freely roaming the wild
25	A carved Lizard	I'm a cold blooded critter who changes his tone, but I don't merely blens, for I'm made of stone
26	A push broom	It's floor's dirt and grime that oft push around, a handle with bristles for cleaning the ground
27	A Barrel	I'm a set of wood staves by four iron hoops bound, the goods-keeping source of a cooper's renown
28	A Stamp	I'm affixed to the corner of messages sent. to show carrier adequate money's been spent
29	A Ram	I'm a wooly and horn-headed sounder of bays, the sign of those born between April & MAy
30	A Giraffe	My neck's like a periscope fully extended, enabling my snacking on leaves as intended
31	A Crocodile	I'm the sub-surface source of a wetlander's fears; one who's falsely upset is said to cry my tears
32	A carved Snake	I'm a rattler cut in the side of a cliff, a hissing skin shedder of stone frozen stiff
33	A Fish	A carved critter captured by hooked wormy bait, I could tip my own scales at my present stone weight
34	A white bird	I'm an aviator flapping an ivory down spread, with a long slender neck that connects my beaked head
35	A carved face	I'm an effigy etched with the hardest of features, a rocky carved countenance of humanoid creatures
36	A rhinoceros	I'll aggressively charge toward any I scorn, for I'll elsewise be poached for my valuable horn
37	A carved bird	I've wings carved of what makes up mountainous peak, a squaking stone squab with banana-like beak
38	A fallen log	My roots having rotted, I've fallen to the ground; upon me no branches or leaves may be found
39	A Trident	I'm a sinister staff with poits gathered in three, held by Poseidon, the god of the seas
40	A Hyena	I'm an African giggler who travels in pack, a wild dog joking while tracking a snack
48	A caterpillar	I'll seal myself in a chrysalis one day, till I unfold my flappers and fluter away
49	A lion	I'm the carnivorous king of the African plain, a mighty beast known for my roar and my mane
50	A bear	I stand on all fours giving campers a fright, making each of them wish they'd kept food locked up tight
51	A cactus	I thrive amidst climates most arid and hot, transplanted from sand to a ceramic pot
52	A Pumpkin	I'm a squash fruit with roastable seeds deep within, seen on Halloween smiling a sinister grin
53	Armadillo	I'm a long-snouted critter you'll find standing tall, sensing danger I roll into a defensive ball
54	A perching Gargoyle	I'm a frightening stone mix of a bat and a man a perched spirit ward with impressive wing span
55	An elephant	I'm the largest of land dwelling mammals on earth, growing twenty two months from conception to birth
56	A resting dragon	I'm a mythical monster just lying around, holding breath to stop seating from burning to ground