The Wonderland Board

You are playing and solving these faster than I can make them!

Using "DarkForest" custom texture - sorry I can't remember, but thanks to whoever made it!

LILLIE589 - another slightly easier one

Oooops sorry to the first three people that downloaded this - I had left Stinky in it to test a part at the end and forgot to remove him!!!

Please download again!

The series is complete!

I think this may be my favourite, then again they were all fun I kept wondering why I had items left over until I realized I couldn't exit. I really should look around a little sometimes!

Thank-you Miss Lillie-pad,

I really was lost in the forest on this one for a time. I guess I was one of the first three to download as I had a helper which made it alot easier. Once I re-downloaded he had vanished into thin air , and I had to re-think it all, including a tricky dicky jump. Lovin' this series Lil, more please!!

Okay I guess I'll solve these backwards. I was so surprised to see another couple of Lillie levels, you are really on a roll, maybe you should take holdiay more often
I had the biggest duh with the red button but you worked that out just fine. Brilliant puzzler all the way. Thank you

well I'm not solving this one at all Lillie, or the Tomb one, so you're not behind at all. Don't give me a hint yet though, it's too much fun trying to figure it out, you little booger you.

Ok I need a hint for the beginning <sigh> again

PM on it's way.

rescuefire wrote:Ok I need a hint for the beginning <sigh> again

well, crud......I need a hint for the beginning also. Please somebody help me, I only have two hairs left in my head from trying to figure this out.



thanks!

Same PM on it's way.

It took the longest time for me to figure out the opening moves! Finally saw the way and worked my way through the rest of this neat puzzle level! Thanks for the fun!

Hey wonderfull,

May I have the same PM, also?

Sure thing.

Sorry guys - been busy. My hubby is in hospital - nothing serious. Thanks for stepping in Wonderfull - you are sweet

Here is some help for the start:

Take coin on blue button and travelate up to right side of boxes and push them both down over ice. Tramp right and barrel goes over tramp onto blue button. Tramp up and push blue sphere down and park the goobie to the right of it to act as a stopper for the double jump down into the next room. Tramp green sphere up onto pink.

Hope that gets you going

Lillie wrote: Thanks for stepping in Wonderfull - you are sweet

Not problem..I was hung up at home and had plenty of time to kill for a couple days. Hope your hubby's on the mend!

Thanks - he is in for brain tests for his Epilepsy (ongoing). Could be in for two weeks I am not missing him quite yet, but I will if he is in for a fortnight!

Thanks again

How do I start the second generator, please? I have the water holes filled in. Now I have to start the red timer.

I have the blue sphere generator started but....

Once I fill the two puddles and then run one sphere down to the wall I can't get back to the spot above where the sphere's land so that I can push a second one in to get that coin near the red timer....I figure I won't be able to get a third one down to run across the red timer either....me thinks I'm too slow or doing something wrong. I've tried pushing the sphere right and then pushing it left hoping that it would give me more time to get back up there by the sphere spitter outer but nope. I'm lost again.

You are correct in pushing the last blue sphere down and right. Then you should have one wood box left to fill in that water hole by the red timer!

Thanks Sassypants! This was great fun even though I needed help in almost every area....and the one area I thought I had all on my own I was goofing up. I was blasting the box on the break tile....DUH didn't realize I'd need that later. Ok time to be Football mom and run all these boys hangin' around to practice....I just had to finish this before we left hehehehe

Great stuff and thanks to all for the help!!! xoxoxoxox

Hi Lilz, Nice work I love the look, I finally hunkered down and started destroying stuff to see what gen spit out what. Ah ha! I love the way you set things up with your clever misdirection. Thanks for the fun.

PS- I hope Stan is home soon with you and Ollie and Bertie.

I'm not sure how to get the blue sphere generator going. I used the blue sphere with the goober for a stop so that I could tramp down from the top. How do I destroy the blue sphere now? I have everything else done.

THat red button was tough! It's hard to leave unfinished business in sections, but you had us going all over the place with this one. Glad to have solved this!

Thanks!

awww Lillie, I'm sorry about your hubby Keep us informed sil vous plait.

Well, I've survived the bushes, clover, tomb and forest, but am seriously still lost in the grass! Haven't read any hints yet and I'm not going to because I am just POSITIVE I can solve this little booger.

Thanks!

annedanner wrote:I'm not sure how to get the blue sphere generator going. I used the blue sphere with the goober for a stop so that I could tramp down from the top. How do I destroy the blue sphere now? I have everything else done.

So sorry for the delay in giving you help

You are correct in using the goobie and the blue sphere as a stopper - make sure that the sphere is on the left of the stopper. Then you have to build bridges with the wood boxes to the tramp in the starting room and then send the barrel over the tramp to smash the blue sphere - hope that helps you and Dizzy too

At last I did it - several years later of course!

What a great level. Full of surprises.

Thanks Lillie

Thought you lot might like it if you haven't seen it before

Nice level, thanks Lillie.

Thank you for bringing this one back, Liz!
What an exceptional conundrum this was.
Locked-Room Mysteries with devious puzzles
Where nothing is as it appears.
I had to play detective to deduce that generator.
A perfect example of Lillie's extraordinary talent!

A perfect example of Lillie's extraordinary talent!

Come on, Mark, this is pretty much your own style!

Amnon wrote:

A perfect example of Lillie's extraordinary talent!

Come on, Mark, this is pretty much your own style!

Amnon,
I only wish that I could imitate Lillie's inimitable style.
She always maintains that perfect balance of complexity.
Her puzzle designs are poetry for the mind. Sheer genius!