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When speaking to an NPC in a hard or elite trail, the player may receive a puzzle box. Puzzle boxes are 'step two' of a clue: first the player has to find the right NPC to speak to (when they get a cryptic or anagram clue), and then they have to solve the puzzle, to advance along their trail.
On the second page, drag the color box from grid 1 to grid 2, into the position it needs to be to solve the puzzle. Each color box corresponds to one piece of the live in game puzzle and yours will look different than mine.
The topography of the map made it really difficult to know which piece goes where. Using a completed image off the wiki made it a bit easier. There is an option if you talk to the npc in the map room to toggle on accessibility mode to show you when a piece is in the correct position.
Maps are found in easy, medium, and hard clue scrolls. When completing a hard map clue there is a chance that a Saradomin wizard, or Zamorak wizard if in the Wilderness, will appear and attack the player. The wizard must be defeated to continue the clue.
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Elite Treasure Trails involve 5 to 7 steps (decreased to 4 to 6 with a Totem of Treasure active. These treasure trails involve the following types of clue in the following frequencies: Puzzle boxes and celtic knots may also be received, but these do not count as a clue step.
Hard clue scrolls can be between four and six clues long, with multiple enemies to defeat and can have high-levelled quest requirements. Elite clue scrolls can be between five and seven clues long, with multiple fights, and puzzles every step.
