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The puzle could mean a few things. A horse breed? Or a fictional horse?

Seems to be a riddle of some kind. I'm thinking what he wants us to do is use container as an anagram to get either the name of a famous horse or the name of a type of horse, or just something to do with a horse.

Got an anagram machine working on it now.

Link.

OK, someone get on this riddle. I've got no matches yet, and you may want to use a different anagram finder. Not sure if this one will be extremely useful or not. I would keep working, but I gotta get outta here. Be back in a little under two hours.

I replied with the only thing I could find and it runs off of exact words. How could you get a horse? You could "cart one in."
Very tenuous.

If you use "container all", you can get "canine all rot". Not applicable, but humorous given the circumstances.

I saw an "actor nine" in there.

Maybe instead of switching "Container" all around, we're supposed to be switching "Container All Around". Just a weird thought. Having a tough time finding an anagram solver that will do it.

Well, Cheshire has us looking for a horse, and Mr. A just posted a link to Don Quixote's twitter...

WAIT!
Is Mr. A trying to troll Cheshire's attempt to guide us to the next step, bybassing the riddle and all...?

Pixelmage wrote:Well, Cheshire has us looking for a horse, and Mr. A just posted a link to Don Quixote's twitter...

WAIT!
Is Mr. A trying to troll Cheshire's attempt to guide us to the next step, bybassing the riddle and all...?

Mr. A x Cheshire OTP.

/gets shot

Is Mr. A trying to troll Cheshire's attempt to guide us to the next step, bybassing the riddle and all...?

I think you're onto something. Don Quixote's horse was named Rocinante. Do those letters look familiar?

WackyMeetsPractical wrote:

Is Mr. A trying to troll Cheshire's attempt to guide us to the next step, bybassing the riddle and all...?

I think you're onto something. Don Quixote's horse was named Rocinante. Do those letters look familiar?

I tweeted him with that, but I'm not sure he has anything else to give us.

Not sure how important this is, but Cheshie is now following @tvtropesnews. He already said he's not going to follow anyone unrelated to the game, so we might want to keep an eye on them.

NeverSlender wrote:

WackyMeetsPractical wrote:

Is Mr. A trying to troll Cheshire's attempt to guide us to the next step, bybassing the riddle and all...?

I think you're onto something. Don Quixote's horse was named Rocinante. Do those letters look familiar?

I tweeted him with that, but I'm not sure he has anything else to give us.

Cheshire confirmed that the answer is Rocinante.
Mr. A, you're not hiding your motives on this one!

Pixelmage wrote:Cheshire confirmed that the answer is Rocinante.
Mr. A, you're not hiding your motives on this one!

I don't see it, where is it?

To annoy the Cat.

Did I make a mistake? Either that or he deleted the tweet... That makes me sad.

I'm beginning to wonder if we were even meant to solve the riddle. They didn't give us a whole lot of time to do it.

F'n A, he wants to start another riddle time.

What is the Riddle?

Hasn't said it yet...

Nothing yet, but he tweeted this music video.
Holy crap, I have a feeling we're about to chat with Robinson Crusoe.

It looks like he's just generating interest/being enigmatic. I'll link it when he gives it.

EDIT: Isla beat me to it; here's the tweet.

The Finch wrote:What is the Riddle?

I need a list of lyrics. Gimme a sec and I'll get it.

EDIT: OK, I'm completely lost. Either he's taking a really long time to post the actual riddle, or that vid was the riddle. If it was a re-post of the original, I would be calling for an all out pixel hunt right now, but since it's the official one... I have no bloody idea. He wants us to look at the lyrics maybe? Who knows... Hang on while I chug this CocaCola. Hopefully caffeine will make everything make more sense...

RIDDLE POSTED!

"Her queenly sister's land above her own, she was the tenth the royal crown disowned."

I got nothing. Either we should look into the royal family tree, or research the Chess Motifs.
Or neither.

UPD: The former is huge. There's no way I'm searching for anything in it.