The Isis Adventure

Good news! Pyramid 30, which is the first real pyramid in the US, is now up! It's nice that we're seeing some progress now.. a bit too far for me so good luck to those in or near Texas!

There is no real pyramid there, just a figment of your imagination.

Keep it moving people...Keep it moving.. Nothing to see here....

Pyramid 30 here I come woooohoooooooooo

do u have to unlock our isis to find out the clue for the real pyramid or is it on the website?

Clue is on the Website, but you need an opened ISIS and a ISIS Key to go for the Pyramids.

Here is the path:

ISIS 1 - Buy ISIS, open ISIS, register ISIS, get a Pyramid key, select a pyramid, solve the riddle, find the pyramid, pass the test of the pyramid keeper, collect your gold/silver coin.

That is the Cliff Notes version of it.

Nice! All of an hour drive for me it looks like...

I have a few questions:
Is the location on the map precise? Or is it just within a certain range of the pyramid on the map?
Once I figure out the location based on the clues, I also have to get a password out of it? What do I do with that password?

The password is also in the riddle. You need that password to get the gold coin from the pyramid.

ChadH wrote:The password is also in the riddle. You need that password to get the gold coin from the pyramid.

I guess I can just figure it out as I go, but what is the password used for? As in, how can they stop me from going and unlocking it without the password?

The pyramids are normally located in a store where access can only be gained by the staff - normally locked in a display cabinet. By giving the correct password to the 'Pyramid Keeper', they will allow you to open the pyramid.

So, in answer to your question, I would say security'll stop ya

Thanks Chad, sounds pretty fun

Sorry to keep bothering with questions, but is the pyramid on the map usually pretty accurate? Or could it be a little away from that (40-50 miles)?

The UK ones have always been reasonably accurate. I think the most they've been out by is about 10 miles. That said, it just depends on what figures were used when Puzz put the details in - he might have been in an evil mood

To get the password, you're going to need to solve the riddle, and by that time, you should know the exact location.

Good luck!

ChadH wrote:The UK ones have always been reasonably accurate. I think the most they've been out by is about 10 miles. That said, it just depends on what figures were used when Puzz put the details in - he might have been in an evil mood

To get the password, you're going to need to solve the riddle, and by that time, you should know the exact location.

Good luck!

Thanks for your help!

Does the riddle and password also relate to the location?

Supposedly, but very tenuously. The last pyramid I saw the answer for didn't appear to have any relation whatsoever to the location. So I would have to say no.

I see that someone has "attempted" the new pyramid no. 30 in the USA... Does this mean they actually went to the pyramid and gave a password? Or would it also say "attempted" if someone checks a password online? Is there any way to know if the gold coin has gone yet?

An "attempt" means someone checked a password online.
I don't think the 'attempt' date is changed if someone visits the pyramid and takes a guess at the password.
The only sure way way to know if the gold coin has gone is: go there with your key, ask the keeper to allow you to open the pyramid.
If he/she does not ask for a password, the gold is gone.
At that point, you may also open the pyramid and see the silver inside inside. Then you may or may not take a silver coin.