Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 375 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 375 is a two-tier, ten-bottle scroll-and-mystery board with four red scroll-wraps (T1, B1, B2, B3), two purple-top mystery bottles (T2 and T3, each with a purple segment on top and a black "?" body hiding a single color underneath), one pink-yellow-blue three-segment mixer (T4), two tall purple knight magic overflow bottles (T5 and B4, each with a small knight character on the cap) and one brown single-segment tag bottle (B5, already parked with a permanent paper tag). Pour the T2 purple top onto T5 and the T3 purple top onto B4 to start the mystery-bottle reveal, peel the "?" bodies of T2 and T3 top-first to bank green and orange, drain the T4 pink-yellow-blue three-segment mixer top-first through the freed T5 and B4 overflow bottles, pop the four red scroll-wraps in one quick wave to bank the red lane, and top off the eight colors (red, green, pink, orange, yellow, blue, purple, brown) so the board ends with eight full single-color lanes plus two leftover empties.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 375 — Full Solution
- Pour the T2 purple top onto the T5 knight overflow bottle so T2 collapses one layer and T5 absorbs the purple as a single purple segment, then pour the T3 purple top onto the B4 knight overflow bottle so T3 collapses one layer and B4 absorbs the purple as a single purple segment. Both mystery bottles have their purple tops removed and the "?" bodies are ready to surface a real color.
- Pour the T2 now-exposed green top onto a freed top-row slot (do not pour into B5, which is already a parked brown lane) so T2 collapses one more layer and the green lane begins to bank, then pour the T3 now-exposed orange top onto a freed top-row slot so T3 collapses one more layer and the orange lane begins to bank.
- Continue peeling the T2 and T3 "?" bodies top-first through the freed T5 and B4 knight overflow bottles — pour each new top color onto a matching parked lane (or onto a freed empty if no parked lane exists yet) so both mystery bottles collapse into working empties with the green and orange lanes parked.
- Drain the T4 pink-yellow-blue three-segment mixer top-first through the freed T5 and B4 knight overflow bottles: pour the pink top onto a matching pink destination, then pour the yellow top onto a matching yellow lane, then pour the blue top onto a matching blue lane so T4 collapses into a working empty and the pink, yellow and blue lanes are all banked.
- Pop the four red scroll-wraps at T1, B1, B2 and B3 in one quick wave so four red 1-segment bottles drop into the working empties, then stack the four reds onto a single red destination (using a freed empty as the receiver) so the red lane is parked and the four working empties come back into the buffer pool.
- Pair the two knight overflow bottles (now holding the absorbed purple) with the parked green, orange, red, pink, yellow, blue and brown lanes: pour the purple from T5 and B4 onto a freed empty or onto a parked purple destination, then clear every working empty onto a real stack before reusing it for a different color so no buffer is ever burned on a mismatched top.
- Top off the eight colors (red, green, pink, orange, yellow, blue, purple, brown) so the board ends with eight full single-color lanes plus two leftover empties, and make sure the last cleared empty is the slot that finishes empty.
Colors in this level:
Red, Green, Pink, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a non-purple top (green, orange, or any color from T4) onto the T2 or T3 mystery bottle, which still reveals a layer but strands the wrong color on top of the "?" body and costs an extra pour to clear before the hidden green or orange can surface.
- Pouring anything into the B5 brown tag bottle after the run starts, which strands the parked brown and stalls the rest of the sort since B5 is already in its final form from move one.
- Pouring two of the three pink-yellow-blue T4 colors onto the same knight overflow bottle, which strands the third color and burns one of the only two flexible buffers on the board before the red scroll-wraps can be popped.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 375 (spoiler-free)
- Pour the T2 and T3 purple tops onto the T5 and B4 knight overflow bottles first, since purple is the only safe pop-pour for the mystery bottles and the knight bottles are the only bottles on the board that can absorb purple without locking.
- Treat the B5 brown tag bottle as a parked brown lane from move one and never pour into it after the run starts, since B5 is already in its final form and any pour into B5 strands brown and stalls the rest of the sort.
- Pop the four red scroll-wraps in one quick wave after the T4 multi-color is drained so the four popped reds can be stacked onto a single destination instead of piling up on the knight overflow bottles and burning the only flexible buffers.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tiers, ten bottle positions. The top row is five elements — T1 = a red scroll-wrap (closed, with gold caps on top and bottom, pops on any pour to release a red 1-segment bottle), T2 = a purple-top mystery bottle with a black "?" body (the purple sits on top, then a short stack of three to four opaque black "?" cells hides the real colors underneath), T3 = a second purple-top mystery bottle with the same black "?" body (identical to T2, purple on top, hidden segments underneath), T4 = a pink-yellow-blue three-segment mixer (pink on top, yellow in the middle, blue at the base), and T5 = a tall purple flask with a small knight character perched on the cap (acts as a magic overflow bottle that can absorb any color without locking). The bottom row is five elements — B1, B2, B3 = three more red scroll-wraps (closed, identical to T1, the left three slots of the bottom row are an unbroken block of red scroll-wraps), B4 = a tall purple flask with a small knight character (second magic overflow bottle, identical to T5), and B5 = a brown single-segment flask with a small paper tag pinned to the side (already holds brown, the tag is permanent decoration and never gets removed). There are no starting empties; the two knight bottles at T5 and B4 are the only flexible buffers on the board. There are no frozen tiles, paint cans, vault boxes or wooden locks — the only special tiles are the four red scroll-wraps, the two purple-top mystery bottles, the two knight magic overflow bottles, and the brown tag bottle. The most visually dominant starter is the unbroken block of four red scroll-wraps that fills T1 and the left three slots of the bottom row, and the second most dominant feature is the row of two purple-top mystery bottles at T2 and T3, whose hidden "?" bodies are the only source of green and orange on the entire board.
- Goal
- Pop the four red scroll-wraps to release four red 1-segment bottles that bank into a single red lane, pour the purple tops off the two mystery bottles at T2 and T3 so the "?" bodies reveal as green and orange, drain the pink-yellow-blue three-segment mixer T4 top-first through the two knight overflow bottles at T5 and B4, and top off the eight colors (red, green, pink, orange, yellow, blue, purple, brown) so the board ends with eight full single-color lanes plus two leftover empties. The chokepoint is the mystery-bottle reveal wave: the purple tops of T2 and T3 must be poured onto the two knight overflow bottles so the hidden green and orange bodies surface without burning the B5 brown tag bottle, which is already in its final form and should never receive another pour. The second chokepoint is the multi-color T4: pink, yellow and blue all have to land on distinct destinations, and because the only two flexible buffers are the knight bottles at T5 and B4, the pink-yellow-blue tail has to be split so each color gets its own lane before any of the four red scroll-wraps are popped.
- Opening
- Start with the two mystery bottles. Pour the T2 purple top onto the T5 knight overflow bottle so T2 collapses one layer and T5 absorbs the purple as a single purple segment, then pour the T3 purple top onto the B4 knight overflow bottle so T3 collapses one layer and B4 absorbs the purple as a single purple segment. With both purple tops removed, the first "?" cell of T2 and T3 starts to surface as a real color — pour the T2 now-exposed green top onto a freed top-row slot (B5 is occupied by brown, so do not pour green into B5) so the green lane begins to bank, and pour the T3 now-exposed orange top onto a freed top-row slot so the orange lane begins to bank. Continue peeling the T2 and T3 "?" bodies top-first through the freed T5 and B4 knight overflow bottles so both mystery bottles collapse into working empties with the green and orange lanes parked.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring a non-purple top (green, orange, or any color from T4) onto the T2 or T3 mystery bottle still reveals a layer but strands the wrong color on top of the "?" body, which then needs an extra pour to clear before the hidden green or orange can surface — the purple tops are the only safe pop-pours because the knight overflow bottles can absorb purple without locking. The B5 brown tag bottle is already in its final form, so anything poured into B5 after the run starts strands brown and the rest of the run stalls; the B5 slot should be treated as a parked brown lane from move one. The four red scroll-wraps at T1, B1, B2 and B3 all release red when popped, so popping them one at a time without a clean red receiver piles the four reds on the knight overflow bottles and burns the only flexible buffers. The T4 pink-yellow-blue three-segment mixer has three colors that all need distinct destinations, so pouring two of the three onto the same knight overflow bottle strands the third color and stalls the sort.
- Mechanics
- A two-tier, ten-bottle scroll-and-mystery board whose special tiles are the four red scroll-wraps, the two purple-top mystery bottles, the two knight magic overflow bottles, and the brown tag bottle. The red scroll-wraps pop on any pour and release a red 1-segment bottle, the purple-top mystery bottles reveal green and orange when their purple tops are poured off onto the knight bottles (the "?" body is the seal, and each mystery bottle holds a single hidden color underneath), the knight bottles are magic overflow bottles that can absorb any color without locking, and the brown tag bottle is a parked single-color lane from the start. The chokepoint is the purple pour wave plus multi-color split: pour both purple tops off the mystery bottles first to bank green and orange, drain T4 pink-yellow-blue top-first through the freed T5 and B4 overflow bottles, pop the four red scroll-wraps in one quick wave to bank the red lane, and top off the eight colors (red, green, pink, orange, yellow, blue, purple, brown) so the board ends with eight full single-color lanes plus two leftover empties.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first pour in Magic Sort Level 375?
Pour the T2 purple top onto the T5 knight overflow bottle so T2 collapses one layer and T5 absorbs the purple as a single purple segment, then pour the T3 purple top onto the B4 knight overflow bottle so T3 collapses one layer and B4 absorbs the purple. Both mystery bottles have their purple tops removed and the "?" bodies are ready to surface a real color; purple is the only safe pop-pour because the knight bottles are the only bottles on the board that can absorb purple without locking.
Why pour the T2 and T3 purple tops onto the T5 and B4 knight bottles rather than onto B5 or the freed red scroll slots?
The B5 brown tag bottle is already in its final form from move one, so anything poured into B5 strands the parked brown and stalls the sort. The four red scroll-wraps at T1, B1, B2 and B3 all release red when popped, so the freed red scroll slots need to stay clean to receive the four popped reds without burning a buffer. The T5 and B4 knight magic overflow bottles are the only bottles on the board that can absorb purple without locking, so they are the only safe landing spot for both purple tops before the green and orange bodies surface.
How do the four red scroll-wraps and the two purple-top mystery bottles share their roles in Magic Sort Level 375?
The four red scroll-wraps at T1, B1, B2 and B3 all pop on any pour and release a red 1-segment bottle, so they collectively supply the single red lane and the four working empties for the rest of the sort. The two purple-top mystery bottles at T2 and T3 each hold a purple segment on top of a hidden single color, so pouring the purple tops off reveals green (T2) and orange (T3) as the only source of those two colors on the board. Pop the four red scroll-wraps in one quick wave after T4 is drained so the four popped reds can be stacked onto a single destination, and pour the T2 and T3 purple tops off first so the green and orange lanes are banked before the multi-color T4 starts to drain.