Some people noticed
that the points values on the tiles above were incorrect
for a true Scrabble game, and that if you sort them in
ascending numerical order you get the message "AT
LAST CURVE"
This wasn't terribly
helpful, but if you figured out that the text below leads
to Lombard & Leavenworth, at the foot of the crooked
street, you would know to climb up to the last curve in
the road.
Beginner
Where Rhett's real life wife (Clark
Gable was married to Carole LOMBARD, until she died in
a plane crash) meets
the first city incorporated in Kansas (Leavenworth),
which might be valuable ("worth")
in making bread rise
("leaven"),
climb 2*2*2*3*3*3 steps uphill against the flow of traffic
until you are in the location the unscrambled tiles describe.
Heed this warning: the writing is on the wall. If you
understand it, you'll know where to go next.
Regular
Where Rhett's real life wife meets the first
city incorporated in Kansas, take 2*2*2*3*3*3 steps against
the flow of traffic until you are in the location the
unscrambled tiles describe, then read the writing on the
wall.
Masters
Where Rhett's real life wife meets the first
city incorporated in Kansas, travel against the flow of
traffic until you are in the location the tiles describe,
then read the writing on the wall.
All
The numbers above
were indexes into the letters written on the wall. The
first number in each pair was the column (left to right)
and the second number was the row (top to bottom). The
decoded message spelled:
GO TO
44 MONTCLAIR FOR WHOM ARE THEY VOTING
Montclair is a
high-priced cul-de-sac off the crookedest street, halfway
down on the north side, running through to Chestnut Street.
The residents of 44 Montclair had a sign supporting Gavin
Newsom for Mayor in their garage window. Unfortunately
this sign had fallen down and could not be seen, which
triggered a flurry of calls from treasure hunters to Game
Control (the first of three such flurries in the game
- sigh). They were told to describe the house, or put
down the address...and within 30 minutes a replacement
sign had been taped to a telephone pole outside the residence.
