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Your turn, Moeboid!

Wow, that's what I call unorthodox.

Ok, here's one. I actually came up with this while trying to work out what Norroen's puzzle was all about :p. What numbers should come next in this series?

1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 5, 7, 4, 3, ?, ?

And more importantly, why?

I am more than sure that my answer is wrong, but if it should by chance turn out to be correct, I will post how I came up with it.

It's incorrect. I'm curious as to how you came up with it, but perhaps your reasoning could be used to make a new puzzle, so I understand if you don't want to share for that reason.

A slight hint: This puzzle requires some knowledge, as well as thinking ability.

Is this knowledge connected with the Periodic table (Mendeleev's table)?

No, it is not.

Not long to go, so I'm posting a hint: The answer is Elder Scrolls related.

Triple post. God, I'm a rebel.

So three days is up so it's time to reveal the solution:

That's amazingly complex! I think this puzzle would have deserved a place of honour in the Lore Trivia thread.

Okay, so I was actually on the right track when I drew vertical lines of different lengths and tried to figure out what they might represent. Somehow the sound never occurred to me.

Yeah, sorry about that... I wondered whether it was too hard before I posted it. Seriously though, that's how far I went when I was trying to figure out your puzzle; I picked up my guitar and checked to see if the numbers somehow made up a song...

I loved this puzzle!
A quickie riddle:

Or

I do love your guesses, but the riddle implies a different story.

No, he knew perfectly well what he was doing.

I assume we're allowed to ask yes/no questions, yeah? If so:

1. Did he take anything from the room, and if so, did he steal it?
2. Was the small room dark by choice?
3. Was the man who shot him known to him?
4. Did either man live, work, or own the building (or part of the building)?

1. No.
2. Yes.
3. I think that they did not know each other personally.
4. No to all.

I appreciate the pun , but the answer is wrong.

Since you can come up with the wildest things while thinking of an answer to a riddle of this type, I will count as correct even those answers that do not wholly coincide with what is implied; the main thing is to name certain key words in your version of the events.

EDIT:
The time for guessing is up.
The details of the story are irrelevant, but the key features are as follows:


Now let us wait for a new puzzle.
Whoever's ready please feel free to take the turn.

Here's a number puzzle that I thought up while trying to solve another one:



First number puzzle so I wouldn't be shocked if someone got it quick like Musicman. Also, I'd like to hear the explanation for your answer.

I had a different way of solving it but that works too. Archer got the answer.

Someone else can take it. I'm not good at making these.

I'll take a turn if you don't mind; here comes a riddle!