Hall of Fame
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Below you will find all people who deserve to carry the title Dropsession Puzzle Hero (what you need to do to become a Dropsession Puzzle Hero is revealed here).

ID Name Number of rotations Lab Men Ago Neu Bit Total 1. 0014 TommyG 74 91 161 135 100 561 2. 0018 Marion Khoshuei 71 96 67 75 309 3. 0003 Euan Smith 69 98 87 254 4. 0012 P.B. 84 104 52 240 5. 0010 Mambosafi 75 84 159 6. 0005 Michel Hageman 66 108 174 7. 0002 Hans de Jong 78 100 178 8. 0011 Eric Heinroth 92 97 189 9. 0013 Chris Feick 90 123 213 10. 0015 David Stigant 85 138 223 11. 0019 Xavi Canal 63 63 12. 0004 Frank Wellingford 67 67 13. 0007 Agnes Laviolette 68 68 14. 0009 Ulrike Heinrich 68 68 15. 0001 Jason Schoenfelder 70 70 16. 0006 Marcel Duchemin 70 70 17. 0016 Jeff Piper 80 80 18. 0008 A.G. 84 84 19. 0017 Daniel Louko 93 93

Questions and answers

• What is a Dropsession Puzzle Hero?
  A silly name for anyone who manages to get into the Dropsession Hall of Fame.

• How do I enter the Hall of Fame?
  Solving any of the puzzle sets besides Welcome is enough to enter the Hall of Fame. Once you solved the final puzzle of one of these puzzle sets you will be taken to a form. There you have to fill in some details (basically your name and the final puzzle code that you received) which will be send to me. Nobody knows what happens after that, but in the end your name will appear in the Hall of Fame.
• Why would I want to become a Dropsession Puzzle Hero in the first place?
  The honour and eternal glory it brings with it should be reason enough for any human being. Without kidding, any Dropsession Puzzle Hero can be proud of him or herself. Solving Labyrinths is already far from straightforward (as anyone who has tried it will acknowledge). Any puzzle set solved beyond that makes the achievement even more remarkable. For instance, I doubt if someone will ever manage to solve all puzzles (prove me wrong if you dare).
• How are the entries in the Hall of Fame ordered?
  First of all, this is not really important. Your main goal should be getting your name in there. However, there is a form of ranking. In short, the number of puzzle sets that is solved is considered first. When this is not decisive, the difficulty of the puzzle sets is taken into account. If that is still not enough, the number of rotations becomes important. After that, it is matter of who first got that far. Finally, if all else fails, ranking is based on how much money you pay me (wait, this is never going to happen, is it? darn....)
• Are Dropsession Puzzle Heroes smart?
  Yes.
• Am I stupid when despite great effort I fail to become a Dropsession Puzzle Hero?
  No.

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