Deutherius

-17 Nope!

-15 No.

-12 Drunk-tank pink Also, it's Zaffre, that's what threw me off

-12 Are those still colours? In english? (Watchet is either a town or light blue, google says)

-12 cyan, magenta, yellow

Correct! Your turn now. Also kudos to Xannari for being so close. Card images are (for all intents and purposes) 2D, and he is the king - a supreme ruler A rather bad play on the word "Solitaire", usually a single player card game, where the king has to be the first card laid on the table by the player and the last card to close up a successfuly completed pack The king is usually pictured with a sword in one hand. Most cards are also drawn symmetrically so the card can be held upside down and still be readable - this gives the king two mirrored bodies Every deck might have different illustrations, but the rules of the game itself (and therefore the king's actions) don't change during the game. "Heart" is the only card suit that is also an organ, and it is usually displayed two times next to each king, giving a total count of 4 (it should be "Split in twain" instead of "Quartered", but I realised that way too late - sorry) There are, of course, other cards that follow the king's suit The cards will still stay the same regardless of the player winning or losing the game I hope it wasn't too bad

It is not a tarot deck, but you are closer with the second guess. I would like the answer to be very specific, please

-12 hue hue hue

It's a nice guess and would fit some of the riddle. I like it! But it's nowhere near the actual answer

I like that it cycles faster. I don't like that: - it forces me to visit imgur if I want to see the thumbnails - it forces me to visit imgur if I want to read the full description - it forces me to visit imgur if I misclick the "next" or "previous" border (yes, I understand that's why we have the redundant "next" and "previous" buttons under the picture) - it forces me to visit imgur if I want to view it in full resolution (and there I have to click on the gear menu and "view in full resolution" again) - it forces me to visit imgur if I want to download the picture Questions: - What's the point of embedding if I'm almost always forced to visit the slow loading imgur to get the full experience? - Will the embedded album load correctly with the page if put inside spoiler tags? - Will it still be this fast if the size gets fixed? If those cons can get fixed with implementation, I'd say go for it. If not, I'd rather have the old design back.

"Yer entire rum, gone." - Blackbeard, disgusted. auvrkep

Every celestial body in the game has altitude constrained zones of maximum time warp - you can find out the altitudes at KSP wiki (here's Minmus).

Neither of those I'm afraid.

Partially-Oval Lying-Inducing Ceramic Entity DINNER

Ralph, entirely horrified former chief, nodded. pynrvzie

Probably very easy, but it's my first riddle, so be gentle Ok, here goes: As the supreme authority of this dimension, I am the first and the last one of the lot When the mood is solitary, My sword acompanies both of my selves. My exact guise might vary, But my goals and my actions do not. And even though my most important organ lies Quartered outside of my bodies, the others will stand united by it Through victory and defeat. I am...

Internet - entire platform deemed majorly crowded. spebtie

Nice dancing, ladies & dudes! Impressive rave! frpwtubd

I will miss both. But if I had to choose, it would be the ISS - it shows just what we are capable of when we actually work together.

I would also imagine the game taking into account your past progression, at least for the big contracts (I mean, you probably won't be asked to build a base on Laythe if you haven't been outside low Kerbin orbit).

Yes, it is. You will either need very heavy parts, or active propulsion to push you downwards. Not much more to it than that. You could get some inspiration from this challenge.

Interesting... Our analogy never considered asymmetrical keywords. neotbfwj

Jester! Not having any hilarious immitations? Just pathetic. nfkbzud

It was obscure, but researchable - you just had to figure out what long slender staff means I liked it. I'll try to post a new riddle sometime today

Could it be Sergey Bubka? Pole vaulter, and a very successful one. Broke the pole vaulting record 35 times total. Retired from pole vaulting in 2001, but left behind a lot of work on the Petrov/Bubka technical model, which is still used today and considered to be great. [citation needed] He is now a vice-president and a chairman for the International Association of Athletics Federations, which holds a lot of athletic competitions, inspiring new athletes worldwide. Disclaimer: I am not a great fan of sports and everything I know about this guy was extracted from wikipedia - sorry if I got anything wrong