Test of Hexaglyphs

Hexaglyph Tablet
(Building)
Location
	Compound
Size
	15 × 3
Cost to Build
Boards	700
Hile's Chevrons cut Turquoise	2
Iron Bars	25
Iron Straps	5
Linen	100
Mandibular Glue	25
Nails	343
Orange Paint	100
Slate	100
Metal Blue Wire	100

The Test of Hexaglyphs
(Test - Thought)
Verification
	Unverified

Design a series of interlocking hexagonal tiles. They are presented to those attempting challenge, in random positions and rotations. Your puzshould be pleasingly challenging, and will be judged as such.

Test Description

Design a tablet of interlocking hexaglyphs, some of which can be locked in place. Those that attempt your challenge will see the glyphs in random orientations and positions. They must reposition them to again interlock.

Principles

Build a Hexaglyph Table, and create a puzzle of interlocking glyphs.

Cut a Hile's Chevrons Turquoise
Check an Ant Colony and find Mandibular Glue
Build a Hexaglyph Tablet
Place 7 Hexiglyphs on the Tablet
Write 14 Glyphs
Lock a Glyph in Place
Remove a Glyph
Open the Tablet for Judging
Tear down your Hexaglyph Tablet, OR do the following:
- Have Seven Judges solve and rate the puzzle
- Design rated Good by most judges
All of the above, OR solve three recent winning Hexaglyph Tablets

Cost

700 Boards for Moveable Frame
2 Hile's Chevrons cut Turquoise for Bearings
25 Iron Bars for the Base
5 Iron Straps for Frame Reinforcement
100 Linen for Backdrop
100 Slate for the Writing Surface
25 Mandibular Glue for attaching the Slate
100 Metal Blue Wire for Countertensioner
343 Nails for the Frame
100 Orange Paint for Tray

Build in a Compound. Uses 3x15 cells.

Solving a Hexaglyphs Tablet

The object of the puzzle is to arrange the hexagonal tiles so that any edges that touch share the same glyph.

Hexes with a bold white outline are locked, and cannot be moved or rotated. All other hexes can be moved to new positions (by clicking and dragging the center of the hex), or rotated (by clicking and dragging the corners of the hex).

When all hexes are correctly placed, you will have the opportunity to rate the puzzle.

Tips:

Start by bridging the gaps between the locked hexes.
A blank edge indicates that the hex has no neighbor on that side.

Designing a Hexaglyphs Tablet

Add hexagonal tiles to the board by clicking an empty space on the board.
Click the center of a hex again to lock it. These locked hexes form the backbone of your puzzle; players cannot move them, and they always appear in the same place.
Click the edge of a hex to add a glyph to it. Its neighbor will receive the same glyph.
When you are happy with your finished design, click the frame of the board and select "Open for Judging".
You can return to design mode at any time by clicking the frame of the board.

Locations

Hexaglyph Tablet Locations

Region	Coordinates	Owner	Passed?	Notes

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Demonstration

To open the Hexaglyphs you require: