Solving Approach
This one works out to about 4.2 letters per word on average. Look for the shortest cipher groups first — they're the quickest way to get a toehold before tackling the longer words. Hard puzzles tend to hide their easiest entry points, so hunt for rare tells like doubled letters or an apostrophe before trying frequency analysis head-on.
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0s⚡ ahead of par
Par: 7m 10s
0 / 20 letters decoded
SANRRGEHSYUMGDEOULGVKDJNLGVTDAAUTT ,IDESANRHSYUMGDEOULGVKDJNLGVLNSJDVU ,XOSAOSTEVMSRHEGWJUNTUUYUVMGRU .
Category: SuccessDifficulty: Hard97 letters