Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 419 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 419 is a three-tier, thirteen-bottle two-vault release on a board with one white magic bottle at T2 and zero standard empties. The bottom row holds a locked ORANGE padlock vault at B1 and a locked BROWN padlock vault at B5, and the top row carries the only green and yellow source as a tall orange / green / yellow / blue four-color mixer at T3. Bank orange to pop the B1 vault, then bank brown to pop the B5 vault, and use the T2 magic bottle as a single-color green buffer to peel the T3 four-color mixer and finish every bottle on one color.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 419 — Full Solution
- Pour the orange top off T3 (orange / green / yellow / blue) onto the T1 single orange flask to bank a clean orange lane through the top row.
- Pour the now-exposed green top off T3 into the T2 white magic bottle so the magic bottle starts a one-color green buffer and stays strictly green until the brown vault opens.
- Pour the yellow top off T3 onto a clean slot, then pour the blue top off T3 onto a clean slot so the T3 mixer collapses top-first and frees the top-row buffer.
- Pour the consolidated orange from the T1 lane down onto the B1 ORANGE padlock vault — the box splits, B1 becomes a working orange bottle, and the released orange drops into the vault slot.
- Pour the released B1 orange onto the B4 orange-over-dark mixer, then route the M4 purple-over- orange orange top onto the same B4 orange lane so the orange lane banks to a full single-color bottle.
- Pour the green top off M3 into the T2 green buffer to expose the buried brown under M3, then pour that M3 brown onto a clean slot to start the brown lane.
- Pour the consolidated brown onto the B5 BROWN padlock vault — the box splits, B5 becomes a working brown bottle, and the released brown drops into the vault slot.
- Route the M1 light blue, M2 pink, M5 dark blue and the rest of the middle row mixers onto their matching lanes, pour the T2 green buffer onto the green lane, and top off orange, brown, green, yellow, blue, purple, pink and cyan each into a single bottle.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Brown, Green, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Pink, Red, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a second color into the T2 white magic bottle, which locks the only flex slot on a board with zero standard empties and strands every loose top from that point on.
- Pouring any color other than brown onto the B5 BROWN padlock vault, which keeps the box sealed and strands the only brown source (the layer under M3's green top) behind a locked lid.
- Pulling the blue base off T3 before the green and yellow tops have a clean home, which strands the only green and yellow sources on top of an unmatched blue stack.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 419 (spoiler-free)
- Pour the orange top off T3 onto the T1 single orange flask on the very first move to start the orange lane that cracks the B1 vault.
- Use the T2 white magic bottle for green only — it is the only flex slot on a board with zero standard empties, and the moment a second color touches it the rest of the sort has no buffer.
- Pour the brown from under M3's green top onto a clean slot, then walk that brown onto the B5 BROWN padlock vault so the second vault opens on a consolidated brown, not a single pour.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tiers, thirteen standard bottle slots plus one tall white magic bottle parked in the top middle — no corks, no spray cans, no wraps, no frozen tiles, no white star flasks, no "?" caps. The top row is three bottles — T1 a tall single orange flask, T2 the white magic bottle, and T3 a tall four-segment mixer reading orange / green / yellow / blue from the top down (the only green and yellow source on the board). The middle row is five bottles — M1 a light blue top over a dark base, M2 a pink top over a red base, M3 a green top over a brown base (M3 is the only brown segment on the board before the B5 vault opens), M4 a purple top over an orange base, and M5 a dark blue top over a red base. The bottom row is five bottles — B1 a locked ORANGE padlock wooden vault, B2 a pink top over a dark base, B3 a purple top over a red base, B4 an orange top over a dark base, and B5 a locked BROWN padlock wooden vault. Zero standard empties — the T2 magic bottle is the only flex slot.
- Goal
- Pop both padlock vaults in color order. The B1 ORANGE padlock vault releases an orange bottle when orange is poured onto the box, and the B5 BROWN padlock vault releases a brown bottle when brown is poured onto the box. The first unlock fires when orange is consolidated into a single lane, the second when brown is consolidated, and both released colors have to land on clean slots so the late-game sort can finish every bottle on a single color.
- Opening
- Pour the orange top off T3 (orange / green / yellow / blue) onto the T1 single orange flask to bank a clean orange lane, then pour the now-exposed green top off T3 into the T2 white magic bottle so the magic bottle starts a one-color green buffer. Peel the yellow and blue off T3 onto clean slots, then walk the consolidated orange from the T1 lane down onto the B1 ORANGE padlock vault — the box splits, B1 becomes a working orange bottle, and the released orange drops into the vault slot.
- Danger Zone
- The T2 white magic bottle is the only flex slot on a board with zero standard empties, so the moment a second color touches it the entire buffer plan collapses and the rest of the sort has no place to land a loose top. The B5 BROWN padlock vault only opens on brown — pour any other color (purple, pink, yellow, blue, green, cyan) onto the B5 padlock and the box stays sealed for the rest of the run, stranding the only brown segment (the layer under M3's green top) behind a locked lid. The T3 four-color mixer is the only green and yellow source on the board, so peel its tops in order (orange, then green, then yellow, then blue) — pull the buried blue before green and yellow have a clean home and you strand the only green and yellow sources on top of an unmatched blue stack.
- Mechanics
- A three-tier, thirteen-bottle two-vault release on a board with one white magic bottle and zero standard empties. The two padlock vaults at B1 (orange) and B5 (brown) unlock in a strict color-order sequence (orange first, brown second), and the T2 magic bottle is the only flex slot for peeling the T3 four-color mixer and the rest of the middle row mixers. No corks, no wraps, no spray cans, no frozen tiles, no "?" caps — the only twist is the two-vault unlock plus the single-color discipline on the T2 magic bottle.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you open the two wooden vaults in Magic Sort Level 419?
Pour the consolidated orange from the T1 / B4 / M4 lane onto the B1 ORANGE padlock vault to pop the first box, then pour the consolidated brown (the layer peeled off M3) onto the B5 BROWN padlock vault to pop the second box. Each box releases a single hidden color onto its own slot that you can then route into the matching lane.
Why does the white magic bottle at T2 matter so much in Level 419?
It is the only flex slot on a board with zero standard empties, so it has to stay strictly single-color (green) for most of the run. The moment a second color touches it, the buffer plan collapses and there is no other slot on the board to absorb a loose top, so the rest of the sort has to be redone.