The Isis Adventure

I was reading on one of the websites and I believe it said the original ISIS I can with a small key inside. A real key along with the number. Is that true? Then I read that you have to be a member to obtain the key by sending in your number on the puzzle plus the key number inside it.

I have solved the ISIS I and I was wondering how I get this key that is needed for 2012 when the fifth one in the series is released.

Hi Geoocaher81, and welcome to the forum!

You are right that the original ISIS's came with a key inside, but I think because there were problems with them coming loose and making it difficult to open the ISIS, they nowadays just have the number inscribed inside. To obtain the key you just need to send the number (along with the original ISIS number) to key@sonicwarp.com and you will be sent a key.

You don't need to join on the website to do that, but you do need to join in order to access the map of pyramids and to take part in the pyramid search. It costs £20 per year and gives you access also to the password checker as well.

Also, there is a lot more information in the 5% club within this forum - to access that you need to send a photo of your open ISIS together with your forum name on a piece of paper in the picture - do that with a PM to gatekeeper, and one of us will let you in.

Good luck!

Ok, I sent the info to the email address you provided. I will take a picture of my ISIS I open and get it to gatekeeper. Thank you!

I think I solved Pyramid 44, and I was wondering if I needed the key to get the token or what ever is out there.

Good luck with your solution to pyramid 44! If you do get it right you'll need to visit the pyramid with your key, and if the password is correct you'll be able to open the pyramid, and (hopefully) find a gold coin inside!

You can check the password online though first by buying password credits.

Definitely use the password checker prior to going there to make sure... Can save you a trip depending on how far you are from its location

Isis virgins here. So still trying to understand the whole Isis thing. Ojce we solve (if we ever) the cyphered clues and then somehow get into the Isis ball to unlock the passcode, we then have to pay to become members to get access to a pyramid puzzle, which once we solve it, we get a password to use on something we have to travel to to utilize it? Is this for folks with money to burn?

dowzerw wrote:Isis virgins here. So still trying to understand the whole Isis thing. Once we solve (if we ever) the cyphered clues and then somehow get into the Isis ball to unlock the passcode, we then have to pay to become members to get access to a pyramid puzzle, which once we solve it, we get a password to use on something we have to travel to to utilize it? Is this for folks with money to burn?

You don't HAVE TO pay and you don't HAVE TO travel..
Inside the isis ball you find an engraved number that you register on-line to prove your opening of the puzzle. IF you then want to join the golden pyramid hunt (which is optional), you should become a member (i.e. pay) to get access to the pyramid map pyramid riddles.
If you are the first to solve one of the REAL pyramid riddles (i.e. determine the REAL pyramid location and password before anyone else did) you would contact SonicWarp/SonicGames to obtain a REAL key to open the REAL pyramid and get the (fake) golden coin which you also register on-line. You then win 500 pounds.
If you are the first to solve one of the VIRTUAL pyramid riddles (which have no REAL location to travel to, and you 'only' need to derive a password from the riddle) you would enter the password on-line and win 250 pounds.

Some remarks:
- in return for 'burning' the money (20 pounds for a year membership and optionally whatever to travel to a pyramid location), you might win 500 or 250 pounds. If you don't think you can solve a riddle, then don't pay to become a member.
- before (burning money by) travelling to a REAL pyramid you can verify your password on-line for 3,5 pounds.
- in the last 2 years only 13 pyramids were released and only 4 were solved (as far as I know), so believe me they are very hard...

So,

If I am correct, and I don't want to participate in finding Pyramids, the game ends with opening my ISIS (which i did this morning).

And if I am correct again I can participate now that i opened mine in finding REAL pyramids (price 500£) or in finding VIRTUAL pyramids (price 250£) by becomming a member.
Can I find REAL pyramids in Belgium or is it only in the UK?

Is there a link between the ISIS and the RAMESIS? or is it just a new puzzle?

Jakkeke wrote:If I am correct, and I don't want to participate in finding Pyramids, the game ends with opening my ISIS (which i did this morning).

Correct.

Jakkeke wrote:And if I am correct again I can participate now that i opened mine in finding REAL pyramids (price 500£) or in finding VIRTUAL pyramids (price 250£) by becomming a member.

Almost correct. You do indeed need to become a member to win any pyramid prize (there are a few other games with prizes too).
REAL pyramids: solve their riddle to discover their location and password, then go there and open them with your key.
VIRTUAL pyramids: solve their riddle to discover their password only, and enter it on-line. No physical pyrmid or location involved.

Jakkeke wrote:Can I find REAL pyramids in Belgium or is it only in the UK?

The pyramid locations are not supposed to be posted on the public part of the forum. But having access to the 5% club forum part might reveil a lot to you...

Jakkeke wrote:Is there a link between the ISIS and the RAMESIS? or is it just a new puzzle?

Hmmm, you are missing the essence of the Isis Adventure Series here. You may want to read a bit on www. isisadventure.co.uk.
Isis is the 1st of a series of 5 puzzles.
Ramisis is the 2nd of the series, released in 2008.
Copernisis is the 3rd in the series, planned for release a year ago, but supposedly about to be released this month.

Yeah that's right.

I actually meant that you can by number tree without having solved number two or one.

But thanks for the explanation!

Jakkeke wrote:Yeah that's right.

I actually meant that you can by number tree without having solved number two or one.

Hi Jakkeke,

Yes, you can buy ISIS 3 (Copernisis) without solving or owning ISIS 1 and/or ISIS 2 (Ramisis), but you will need the keys from ISIS 1, 2, 3 and 4 to enable you to open ISIS 5, the final puzzle in the ISIS series.

Karen