The Wonderland Board

Easy

SHORTCUT ALERT!!!
You can jump three times to the exit in the beginning

I just finished the level without shortcutting, and I am proud of solving it!
The part with the coins below the fake walls had me stumped for ages
Ingenious, yet so obvious after you figure it out
Thanks for the fun!

TheoX wrote:The part with the coins below the fake walls had me stumped for ages

That's exactly where I was stuck for a long time.
Clever and fun level. Thanks

Didn't have too much trouble with this one. At first I was trying to make it more difficult than it had to be. Once I simplified and went with a little logic, everything came together just fine.
Fun as usual, thanks.
-Wonderfull

Great fun! Took a few tries to get the beginning right! Had some trouble getting all the coins in the bottom too! Finally worked it all out and made it through!

Hi Lillie. Nice opening sequence. This one had fun little puzzles all the way through, Very enjoyable to play, Nice jumping at the end area and a slow boat to the exit. Thanks honey bun for the fun wun.

TheoX wrote:SHORTCUT ALERT!!!
You can jump three times to the exit in the beginning

Sorry Theo, thanks for spotting it But y'all wouldn't want to go home with empty pockets now - would you

I did go home with empy pockets and loved it. But then I thought I should give it a fair shake. And I loved it even more.

Tramped the wrong way the first time and then later did it again (a few times) until I realized what I had to do to get where!

By the by, now that I've completed all four, would you mind telling me what 'Stone the Crows' is a reference to ?

Thank-ya, Ms. Lillie.

bob roest wrote:would you mind telling me what 'Stone the Crows' is a reference to ?

That's what I've been wondering too
It sounds like trying to kill a crow by throwing rocks at it

That was great fun. Very enjoyable, easy, but you needed to think about each room before you made your move. Please make more in this series.

Lillie wrote:But y'all wouldn't want to go home with empty pockets now - would you

no way! far too much fun working it all out and going home with the gold

bob roest wrote:By the by, now that I've completed all four, would you mind telling me what 'Stone the Crows' is a reference to ?

Thank-ya, Ms. Lillie.

Sorry, I thought this was a universal phrase It may just be a London expression (my northern English friends may correct me) but Stone the crows means:

"What the?" or
"You've got to be joking!" or
"Cor blimey mate!" or
"You sure?" or
"Your 'aving a larf mate!"

Get it?

After spending eons trying to maneuver the transporters so I could enter the purple TP from the left, I saw the lower coins. Oh, so that's how you get to that coin!

I had a lot of fun with this! Thanks!