Before the Hero had risen, there was another before him. Riddle me this: My prefix rises when suspicious; See surprises, dark and raucous. Our possession holds my suffix; Hoots will freshen in the late ticks. Gently down, my prefix leads; Red around if awe proceeds. Fly ...

My new riley riddle is different. Where my prefix is getting something from you, Here my suffix makes food last longer, You think my infix is on edge, Under thinking it is not what I do. $+$ Think it through

I made this up myself a while back, just thought I'd share: The key to this riddle is only for you Below are instructions, above this the clue First strike the one near the head of a year Then remove he who begins a cheer Next take away the end of a tunnel Then let us go to solve th...

S.H.I.E.L.D. Universe Okoye Ironman Cosmic Invisible-Girl Lois-Lane Electra Deadpool Yellowjacket Logan Loki Ant-man Captin-America Infinity-Warfare Groot Avengers Marvel So tell me, What did I eat for breakfast?

I woke up. It was really hot, and the last thing I remembered was seeing the faces of my family in a white surrounding. A man then greeted me. He had pointy ears and a pointy beard, but he looked quite handsome nonetheless. "I have been expecting you," he said holding a black cat. "Follow...

Your final answer is something one would be likely to see lots of in Gensokyo.                                               In my trip to Gensokyo, I spied a(n)... ... sign with an assortment of words, ԝritten in stone by a three-fingered spirit that was resistant to order, indicating a lo...

I have 4 legs to walk in morning, 2 legs to walk in afternoon and 3 legs to walk in evening but in night I can't walk.

I’m aggressive, astute if you will, My middle and end, will make you go still, But my end alone, rituals fulfil, My start is deep, but not used anymore, Now find out what I am, that’s what I ask for. Hint:

Teapot riddle no.21 Rules: I have one word which has several (2 or more) meanings. Each of the meanings is a teapot (first, second ...) You try to figure out the word with my Hints. no further words needed, right? First Hint My first teapot is on the ground My second teapot is in the air ...

Use the digits 1, 9, 9, 8 in this order and by inserting the operations (+, - and or x) in any order between Paris of digits complete the sum so is equals 81. I have one solution 1x9+9x8 = 81 and Require three or four more solutions with other sequences and use of oper...

There's another sequence puzzle I found online which I'm stuck on: 452801, 773924, 102410, 471056, ? I figured out how to get from the first number to the second (+3, +2, +1, +1, +2, +3) for the digits, but this rule doesn't work for the rest. Any ideas?

Here is a math puzzle I had a little bit of hard time with No computers please

I am helpful I deliver cures to the sick I deliver fuel to explosive chambers I deliver molten material to create I am harmful I deliver death to criminals I deliver irritation to the skin I deliver addiction to the addicted What am I?

Since the community appears to enjoy Riley riddles, I have another one for the community to solve. As always, good luck to you all! Witness the prefix, it looks similar to you; built with some wicker, and wire too. Knowing the infix, will help you a lot; like one or the other, or maybe n...

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I'm new, so I thought I'd start with a fairly simple puzzle.(Simple doesn't necessarily mean easy.) Can you fit the numbers $2, 3, 4, 5, 6,$ and $10$ into this equation, each replacing one letter, so that the result is $93$ (rounded to the nearest whole number) Equation: $(A+B)(C-D)(E/F)$ I'm ...

Well, since it seems that my other riddle won't be solved any time soon, here's a new riddle. Stuck in this prison for what seems forever, How long do I have left? 10 years? 20 years? Never? Over the years, you've stuck to this same ritual. Only, instead of purpose, its mostly habitu...

Recently, there's been an awful lot of Riley riddles across PSE. Why are they so prolific? I think there's three main reasons: they're quick to write, quick to solve, and apart from its minor gimmick they're very accessible. This crossword's also like a Riley riddle! Firstly, one-third of the cl...

Okay, so I write a lot of Riley and story riddles; however, I've noticed that I like the mathematical riddles too! I decided to write one, and I hope you all enjoy it. A few rules: No rotation. No duplication. No combination. No rounding. No computers. Good luck to all of you! You are gi...

So my last math puzzle was too easy apparently, and this one might be too. Either way, the rules are the same. No rotation. No duplication. No combination. No rounding. No computers. Good luck to all of you! You are given the following set of numbers: $1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9$. Inject these num...

A Quick Note I am having a hard time picking a topic for my next story riddle and have decided to make a new puzzle. Today I have combined a multitude of puzzles into a single larger puzzle to make something truly fun! Yesterday was quite odd; while out for my run I came across a note nailed ...