What we didn’t count on was the win condition on this puzzle bring one of the most hotly-debated things in the Secrets Discord channel, even after players had long progressed past it! - Developer Note Note #3: The Chair We wanted to put in an easier, more fun puzzle to give your brains a rest. The key to winning the game, of course, is brains: match five brains in a row to win! Interact with the Mind Larva to insert it into your brain, presenting you with a Jewelcraft-like match three minigame that will project in front of you (and anywhere you look). Behind them, at the top of a stairway, you’ll find an altar with a Mind Larva on it.

Just before C’thun is a side path to the dragons. There was no way we weren’t doing something in AQ40, and we’ve always wanted to use that space behind the dragons! - Developer note

Simply head to AQ40 and make your way to the end of the dungeon where C’thun resides. This clue refers to the three dragons imprisoned with C’thun in the Temple of Ahn’Qiraj. 'A gear, the symbol of Mimiron, the most intellectual keeper.' - Muffinus Note #2: Mindcraft As the Mind-Seekers never specified which direction was 'up' on the lights puzzle, it was a good guess to assume it needed symmetry. Observant players also noted that, of the four symbols, only the gear is symmetrical across both axis. Players needed to draw this symbol of ingenuity with the lights in order to progress. Of the four symbols, the most pleasing to the Mind-Seekers is evidently that of Mimiron: a gear. In the Inconspicuous Note, the Mind-Seekers requested a 'most pleasing sign.' Many signs and symbols appear in Ulduar, the most prominent being the four symbols of the keepers of Ulduar.

Interacting with these lights toggles them on and off. Pulling this lever summons a massive 20x20 grid of Scrapyard Lights on the floor of the room. Observant players discovered a new lever in the XT-002's room that they could interact with among the piles of scrap. From there, players combed Ulduar for clues. What was important was an Inconspicuous Note, sitting on a table in the Curiosities & Moore shop in Dalaran (Broken Isles):Ģ104059, of course, is an anagram of, the date of the Ulduar patch notes on the official World of Warcraft site. Maybe they want us to find their treasures? Maybe they feed on our thoughts? That's probably not important. The Mind-Seekers seem to have a penchant for leaving their notes in obvious places.

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