Code Busters level guide
Code Busters Level 67 Walkthrough
Level 67 is a scrolling Famous Line from Edward Gibbon: The vicissitudes of fortune, which spares neither man nor the proudest of his works, which buries empires and cities in a common grave. Separate the two WHICH clauses so neither ending is skipped.
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How to Solve Code Busters Level 67 — Full Solution
- Complete NOR THE and PROUDEST OF HIS around the keyed strip.
- Return to the opening and decode THE VICISSITUDES OF.
- Fill FORTUNE, WHICH and preserve the comma after FORTUNE.
- Continue with SPARES NEITHER MAN / NOR THE PROUDEST OF HIS.
- Decode WORKS, WHICH as the start of the second clause.
- Fill BURIES EMPIRES.
- Finish AND CITIES IN A / COMMON GRAVE.
- Confirm the Edward Gibbon / The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire attribution.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Merging the two WHICH clauses and overlooking either SPARES NEITHER MAN or BURIES EMPIRES.
- Stopping at BURIES EMPIRES without completing AND CITIES IN A COMMON GRAVE.
Quick Tips for Code Busters Level 67 (quick clues)
- Use NOR THE and PROUDEST OF HIS as the lower anchor before tackling VICISSITUDES.
- Keep the FORTUNE, WHICH and WORKS, WHICH clauses distinct while checking punctuation.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A long quote spans a scrolling viewport with C and U seeds, small key icons, two green key cells on a wooden strip, colored cover markers, three mistake circles, and hammer and wand helpers.
- Goal
- Decode the complete sentence through COMMON GRAVE and confirm the Edward Gibbon / The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire attribution.
- Opening
- The recorded solve establishes NOR THE and PROUDEST OF HIS around the keyed cells, then builds THE VICISSITUDES OF and FORTUNE, WHICH above them.
- Danger Zone
- There are two WHICH clauses: the first continues with SPARES NEITHER MAN, while the second follows WORKS and leads to BURIES EMPIRES.
- Mechanics
- A scrolling Famous Line board with keyed and covered cells, a purchase modal, and repeated mappings that require manual entry at every occurrence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the full quote in Code Busters Level 67?
It is The vicissitudes of fortune, which spares neither man nor the proudest of his works, which buries empires and cities in a common grave.
Who is quoted in Level 67?
The completion card attributes it to Edward Gibbon's The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.