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Events are limited time, server wide features available to players of all ranks or players of a specific rank. They are hosted every so often, usually by an Admin or Mod and often have special rewards for the top ranked players in them. This page covers known events and details about them. They are split into two main categories, server events and building competitions. They are listed by category then chronological order (of the first edition held).
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Events are limited time, server wide features available to players of all ranks or players of a specific rank. They are hosted every so often, usually by an Admin or Mod and often have special rewards for the top ranked players in them. This page covers known events and details about them in chronological order (of the first edition held).  
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== Beep Test ==
 
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The beep test is a parkour event hosted randomly by Minr admins, usually HC12345, and Minr moderators. It takes place in its own arena, and can be accessed by players of any rank. It is based off the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-stage_fitness_test PACER test], which is a fitness test occasionally held during physical education classes.
 
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During the beep test, players must quickly jump across pseudo-randomly generated parkour, before it despawns. If a player falls down or doesn't make it to the other side, they become "At Risk"; if they fail again, they are eliminated. The last person alive is declared the winner and the game continues running until they die or the test ends.
 
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The parkour begins easy; over time, the parkour gets more challenging, the time between levels decreases, and the amount of levels needed to advance increases. The color of the parkour indicates its growth in difficulty, starting with white parkour, then blue, and so on, following the colors of Minr's difficulty colors.
 
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There is no reward for participating in beep tests, but there is a leaderboard system.
 
  
 
== Ninja Warrior ==  
 
== Ninja Warrior ==  
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Sadly, due to time differences and other difficulties the tournament was cancelled half-way and there was never a winner announced.
 
Sadly, due to time differences and other difficulties the tournament was cancelled half-way and there was never a winner announced.
  
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== Purple Comet ==
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== Purple Coin ==
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Purple Comet is an event that is occasionally hosted by rmanimal (and Alphaesia). It is held anually, around August, starting in 2016.
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Purple Coin is an event that is occasionally hosted by rmanimal. The first edition was hosted in August 2016, and the second was hosted August 5th, 2017.
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During the event, players are given a set of maps in which there are hidden "purple coins", which are purple player heads. Players must look for the coins by doing these maps. Set into one of two teams, the players compete to be the team with the most coins by the end of the event.
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During the event, players are given a set of maps in which there are hidden "purple coins", which are in fact purple player heads. Players must look for the coins by doing these maps. Set into one of two teams, the players compete to be the team with the most coins by the end of the event.
  
 
The prize is a cosmetic star prefix for the winning player.
 
The prize is a cosmetic star prefix for the winning player.
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== Egg Hunt ==
 
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Egg Hunt is an event that is mainly hosted by TheHexer. It takes place around April, Easter time. In the second iteration, Egg Hunt 2.0, a competition was held that had teams find eggs, the winning team was ilovenons and niltiac. Egg Hunt is open to players of all ranks to participate.
 
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Egg Hunt has evolved into a large open world search area, primarily created by chayos, where the player searches for eggs. In Egg Hunt 2.0, there was competition between teams of two to compete in finding eggs in a round robin style competition in certain Minr locations.
 
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The winning team received the "Egglord" title.
 
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== Minr Sightseeing ==
 
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Minr Sightseeing is a competitive event that has been hosted by Marrimars, TheHexer, and Thogin. The event takes place in a single day and has had two iterations, one on August 15th, 2020, which was won by Bailey06 and NoSi, and one on February 27th, 2021, which was won by Jaabus and spolendina. Minr Sightseeing is open to players of all ranks to participate.
 
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Player's can form teams of two or compete alone. The competition tasks the players with identifying pictures of certain Minr maps then going to the exact location that the picture was taken to earn a point.
 
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The winning team or individual earns the "Sightseer" title.
 
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For the second iteration, all participants were awarded the “Globetrotter” hat.
 
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== Throwback Finds ==
 
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Throwback Finds was an event hosted in conjunction with the 10 year anniversary celebration, only Green+ players could participate. The event was hosted by SomePunWithChloe and rickyboy320 and has only occurred once.
 
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For the anniversary celebration, the Minr staff team opened a 2011 version of Minr's world, Zero. This allowed players to explore an old version of Zero. Throwback Finds tasked the players with a scavenger hunt to find clues that led them throughout the 2011 server, similar to The Amazing Race.
 
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Players that completed the event were rewarded with the "Throwback Hunter" title.
 
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== Spawn Competition 2016 ==
 
== Spawn Competition 2016 ==
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The Spawn Competition hosted in June 2016 was the first of the series of yearly build competitions organized by MINR. For the most part, the competition was organized by [https://forums.minr.org/members/chillers.6/ Chillers], but with occasional help from other ops. Only greens+ were allowed to enter.
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The Spawn Competition hosted in June 2016 was the first of the series of yearly build competitions organized by MINR. For the most part, the competition was organized by Chillers, but with occasional help from other ops. Only greens+ were allowed to enter.
 
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Contestants were given their own plots in the end where they had Creative Mode access for the duration of the competition. They were allowed to receive WorldEdit help from admins, but nothing too minor that could be done without any help. After the entry period was over, the spawns were submitted in a community vote to see which one was the best.
 
Contestants were given their own plots in the end where they had Creative Mode access for the duration of the competition. They were allowed to receive WorldEdit help from admins, but nothing too minor that could be done without any help. After the entry period was over, the spawns were submitted in a community vote to see which one was the best.
  
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The winner of the competition was [https://forums.minr.org/members/minty.510/ minty1111] and his spawn was used as the server [[Spawn|spawn]] until it was changed to [[City Spawn]].
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The winner of the competition was minty1111 and his spawn is currently being used as the server [[spawn]].
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== Puzzle Competition 2017 ==
 
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The Puzzle Competition of 2017, sometimes referred to as “Zath's Puzzle Competition” or just "Puzzlecomp”, was the second in the series of annual build competitions. The competition was mainly hosted by Zatharel. The goal of the competition was to add more pure puzzle maps to [[FFA]].
 
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Just like in other build competitions, competitors are given temporary creative mode, however this time instead of multiple plots per person, the competition is hosted on one large plot. Entries must be complete by August 1st and will later be judged by a panel of judges consisting of 5 Minr [[Admins]].
 
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A total of nine puzzles were created. They are:
 
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1.  [[Miner's Millions]] by [[Creators#rmanimal|rmanimal]]
 
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2. [[Birds of Paradise]] by [[Creators#Pixiface|Pixiface]]
 
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3.  [[Festival]] by [[Creators#swimmy1212|swimmy1212]]
 
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4.  [[Carpe Diem]] by [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]]
 
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5.  [[The Varied 11]] by [[Creators#Fire|_Fire_]]
 
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6.  [[Viae]] by [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]]
 
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7.  [[Heist]] by [[Creators#Alphaesia|Alphaesia]]
 
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8.  '''PERCEPTION''' by MobotMan
 
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9.  [[Zurdite]] by [[Creators#Rockin_Ravens|Rockin_Ravens]]
 
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10. [[The Prestige]] by [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]]
 
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11. '''Quiz Me Quick''' by [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]] and [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
 
  
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12. '''Puzzles of Light''' by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
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== Puzzle Competition 2017 ==
  
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13. '''Four Gods''' by [[Creators#pockleshetcheeto|pockleshetcheeto]]
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The Puzzle Competition of 2017, sometimes referred to as Zath's Puzzle Competition, or just "Puzzlecomp" is the second in a series of annual build competitions. The competition is mainly hosted by Zatharel and Chillers, with occasional help from other admins. The goal of the competition is to add more pure puzzle maps to [[FFA]].
  
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''Maps without a hyperlink were never released to FFA''
 
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== Maze Competition 2017–2018 ==
 
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The 2017–2018  maze competition, usually referred to as “Mazecomp”, was third in the series of building competitions.
 
 
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The competitors had from December 10, 2017 to February 1, 2018 to build their maze. The competiors could build in [[Zero]] or  [[Theta]], but all of them built in Theta because it was much easier. After the building time ended, the judges played all of the maps to decide the winner. The winning map was [[Grid Hopper]] by [[Creators#Fire|_Fire_]].
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Just like in other build competitions, competitors are given temporary creative mode, however this time instead of multiple plots per person, the competition is hosted on one large plot. Entries must be complete by August 1st and will later be judged by a panel of judges consisting of 5 Minr [[Admins]].
  
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A total of nine mazes were created. They are:
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The Puzzle Competition 2017 event resulted in the release of 8 maps thus far. They are:
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1.  [[Grid Hopper]] by [[Creators#Fire|_Fire_]]
 
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2.  [[To Be Kind]] by [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]]
 
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3.  [[The Minotaur's Labyrinth]] by [[Creators#Tetration|Tetration]] and [[Creators#Bureine|Bureine]]
 
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4.  [[Necropolis]] by [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]]
 
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5.  [[The Exit]] by [[Creators#c_dric|c_dric]]
 
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6.  [[A Dwarven Playground]] by  [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
 
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7.  [[The Crooked Forest]] by [[Creators#rebplane|rebplane]] and [[Creators#Red_Eyed_Cat|Red_Eyed_Cat]]
 
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8.  [[IKEAmaze]] by [[Creators#Pixiface|Pixiface]] and  [[Creators#pockleshetcheeto|pockleshetcheeto]]
 
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9.  [[Rainbow Madhouse]] by [[Creators#eagg2112|eagg2112]]
 
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== Adventure Competition 2018–2019 ==
 
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The 2019 adventure competition, usually referred to as “Adventurecomp” was fourth in the series of building competitions.
 
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The competitors had from July 13 to February 7 to build an adventure map. After the building time ended, the judges played all of the maps to decide the winner. The winning map was [[7 Days of Dreaming]] by [[Creators#luckylukecraft|luckylukecraft]].
 
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A total of 6 adventures were created. They are:
 
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1.  [[7 Days of Dreaming]] by [[Creators#luckylukecraft|luckylukecraft]]
 
  
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2.  [[Wormhole]] by [[Creators#lomour|lomour]]
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[[Viae]], [[The Prestige]], and [[Carpe Diem]] submitted by _sPolendina_
  
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3.  [[Forrestia]] by [[Creators#Red_Eyed_Cat|Red_Eyed_Cat]]
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[[Puzzles of Light]] submitted by henniboy321
  
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4.  [[Stonecold]] by [[Creators#Berend|Berend]]
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[[Four Gods]] submitted by picklesthecheeta
  
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5.  '''Ademyth''' by [[Creators#Squidyerser|Squidyerser]]
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[[Festival]] submitted by swimmy1212
  
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6.  [[Hot Headed]] by [[Creators#Berend|Berend]]
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[[The Varied 11]] submitted by The_Fire_Ghoul
  
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[[Miner's Millions]] submitted by rmanimal
  
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== Spawn Competition 2019 ==
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[[Zurdite]] submitted by Rockin_Ravens
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With City Spawn having been used for about a year and a half, it was decided that a new main spawn should be made. The 2019 spawn competition, usually referred to as “Spawncomp” was fifth in the series of building competitions.
 
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The competitors had from May 23 to September 9 to build a spawn, with strict templates on the FFA and "Best Maps" rooms. The spawns had to be aesthetically pleasing and needed to take no more than 10-20 seconds to get to any given map genre. Unlike the previous building competitions, the winner to this event was decided by public voting, which happened for a few weeks after the deadline. The winning spawn was [[Spawn#Frozen_Spawn|Frozen Spawn]], made by chayos.
 
  
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[[Quiz Me Quick]] submitted by _sPolendina_ and henniboy321
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1. [[Creators#chayos|chayos']] Ice Palace (Frozen Spawn)
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[[PERCEPTION]] submitted by MobotMan
  
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2. [[Creators#luckylukecraft|luckylukecraft's]] Chromatic Circuitry
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[[Birds of Paradise]] submitted by Pixiface
  
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3. [[Creators#pockleshetcheeto|pockleshetcheeto's]] and [[Creators#rebplane|rebplane's]] Mountain of Olympus
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[[Heist]] submitted by CreepaShadowz
  
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4. [[Creators#Sulldas|Sulldas']] Mountain Resort
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== Maze Competition 2017-2018 ==
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The 2017-2018  maze competition, usually referred to as mazecomp was third in the series of building competitions.
  
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== Co-op Competition 2019-2020 ==
 
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The 2019-2020 co-op competition, usually referred to as “Co-op Comp,” was sixth in the series of building competitions.
 
 
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The competitors had from September 26 to February 29 to build a co-op map. After the building time ended, the judges elected to run the submitted maps through the regular [[Board|board]] process due to the low number of entries into the competition. No winners were announced.
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The competiors had from December 10, 2017 to February 1, 2018 to build their maze.  The competiors could build in [[ Zero ]] or  [[ Theta ]] but all of them built in Theta because it was much easier. After the building time ended, the judges have played  all of the maps to decide which map won. The winning map was Grid Hopper by The_Fire_Ghoul.
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1. [[Perspective 2]] by [[Creators#Sulldas|Sulldas]]
 
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== Puzzle Competition 2020 ==
 
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The 2020 Puzzle Competition, usually referred to as "puzzlecomp" or "puzzlecomp2" was seventh in the series of building competitions and the second to be focused on puzzle building.
 
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The competitors had from June 1st to August 31st to create their puzzle maps. For this iteration of puzzlecomp, mixed puzzles were permitted. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged for both its gameplay and its aesthetics. The competition was first hosted by [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]] before passing duties over to [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]] mid-way through. The final judges ended up consisting of [[Creators#chayos|chayos]], [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#spolendina|spolendina]], and [[Creators#ZombieKiler|ZombieKiler]]. The winning map was [[Jump For Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]].
 
 
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In total nine mazes were created, they are:
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1. [[Jump For Joy]] by [[Creators#henniboy321|henniboy321]]
 
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2. [[Forensics]] by [[Creators#jake_osml|jake_osml]]
 
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3. [[Nonograms]] by [[Creators#BTJRedwing|BTJRedwing]]
 
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4. [[The Magic Tower]] by [[Creators#IanAnth66|IanAnth66]]
 
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5. [[Worlds Collide]] by [[Creators#Sulldas|Sulldas]]
 
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6. [[Broadway]] by [[Creators#Autre|Autre]]
 
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7. [[Eisengeist]] by [[Creators#IanAnth66|IanAnth66]] and [[Creators#pieceofcheese|pieceofcheese]]
 
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8. '''Off The Ground''' by [[Creators#rebplane|rebplane]]
 
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9. [[Transmute]] by [[Creators#AK1089|AK1089]], [[Creators#Daok28|Daok28]], [[Creators#Dobby728|Dobby728]], [[Creators#Nicochico8|Nicochico8]], and [[Creators#SpawnedThisWay|SpawnedThisWay]]
 
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10. [[Where On Earth]] by [[Creators#pieceofcheese|pieceofcheese]]
 
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11. [[If Nothing Then Nothing]] by [[Creators#rebplane|rebplane]]
 
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12. [[The Artifact]] by [[Creators#fuzzyhead45|fuzzyhead45]] and [[Creators#RobotzMan|RobotzMan]]
 
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13. [[Aeroship]] by [[Creators#mod_ern|mod_ern]]
 
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14. '''Ikorite''' by [[Creators#Rockin_Ravens|Rockin_Ravens]]
 
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15. [[Bored]] by [[Creators#Dumbmutt|Dumbmutt]] and [[Creators#_Trains_|_Trains_]]
 
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16. [[Mean Messages 2: Electric Boogaloo]] by [[Creators#Sulldas|Sulldas]]
 
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17. '''Alchademia''' by [[Creators#IanAnth66|IanAnth66]] and [[Creators#SlimeJesus|SlimeJesus]]
 
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18. [[More Doors]] by [[Creators#Bird_Obsession|Bird_Obsession]]
 
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19. '''Useless''' by [[Creators#maxoubar|maxoubar]]
 
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20. '''Hell Hotel''' by [[Creators#Bird_Obsession|Bird_Obsession]]
 
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21. '''Quiver''' by [[Creators#Bird_Obsession|Bird_Obsession]]
 
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22. [[Knowledge]] by [[Creators#Kosmo93|Kosmo93]]
 
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== Hardcore Map Competition 2021 ==
 
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The 2021 Hardcore Map Competition, usually referred to as "hccomp" or "piececomp" was eighth in the series of building competitions.
 
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The competitors had from January 15th to March 15th to create a mixed map. These mixed maps could be any map type, including mixed parkour, mixed maze, and mixed puzzle. This competition was held for Green+ players to construct maps that could be used in Hardcore 11.0. Maps were judged based on their compatibility with Hardcore. The competition was hosted by [[Creators#pieceofcheese|pieceofcheese]], with assistance from the Minr staff team.
 
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1. [[Blue Palace]]* by [[Creators#Anrein|Anrein]]
 
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2. [[Citrus]]* by [[Creators#Felidae_|Felidae_]]
 
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3. [[Fissure]]* by [[Creators#Shpeckly|Shpeckly]]
 
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4. [[Mushroom Gorge]]* by [[Creators#Bird_Obsession|Bird_Obsession]]
 
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5. [[One Bad Fall]]* by [[Creators#BeefSour|BeefSour]]
 
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6. [[Palus]]* by [[Creators#Autre|Autre]] and [[Creators#Scyxer|Scyxer]]
 
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7. '''Plastic Oceans''' by [[Creators#Schylah|Schylah]]
 
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8. [[The Piano Room]]* by [[Creators#_Trains_|_Trains_]]
 
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== Maze Competition 2021 ==
 
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The 2021 Maze Competition, usually referred to as "mazecomp" or "mazecomp2" was nineth in the series of building competitions and the second to be focused on maze building.
 
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The competitors had from May 8th to October 31st to create their maze maps. All competitors had to construct their puzzles on one large plot of land in Theta. Maps were judged for both gameplay and aesthetics. The competition was judged by [[Creators#zombiekiler|ZombieKiler]], [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]], [[Creators#pieceofcheese|pieceofcheese]], and [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]]. The winning map was [[Hikari]] by [[Creators#TheGloryThief|TheGloryThief]].
 
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1. [[Hikari]] by [[Creators#TheGloryThief|TheGloryThief]]
 
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2. [[Fantasia]] by [[Creators#_dx_|_dx_]] and [[Creators#ezzaezza|ezzaezza]]
 
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3. [[Dark Woods]] by [[Creators#Bird_Obsession|Bird_Obsession]]
 
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4. [[Management Mayhem]] by [[Creators#FraiseFramboise|FraiseFramboise]]
 
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5. '''Timewarp''' by [[Creators#Anrein|Anrein]]
 
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6. [[Flipped]] by [[Creators#FrananaSplits|FrananaSplits]]
 
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7. [[Twilight]] by [[Creators#_dx_|_dx_]]
 
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8. [[Snowed In]] by [[Creators#ThiccChunkyBois|ThiccChunkyBois]]
 
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9. [[Essence]] by [[Creators#_dx_|_dx_]]
 
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The Minr MapJam 2022 was the first of its kind, a map-making competition but this time with a theme but not a required map type, but it could still be listed as the tenth in the series of building competitions.
 
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The Minr MapJam 2022 started on June 10th and ended on June 12th, giving builders only 48 hours to build a map. The competition had a theme of "They're Watching". Maps were not required to be of any maptype. The competition was hosted and judged by: [[Creators#TheHexer|TheHexer]], [[Creators#swimmy1212|swimmy1212]], thepookabear, [[Creators#IanAnth66|IanAnth66]], [[Creators#Zatharel|Zatharel]], [[Creators#FrananaSplits|FrananaSplits]], [[Creators#TunaSurprise|TunaFrog]], and [[Creators#Buckley06|Buckley06]].
 
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1. [[Innsmouth]] by [[Creators#Marrimars|Marrimars]], [[Creators#Snake_Crumble|Snake_Crumble]], [[Creators#Anrein|Anrein]], and [[Creators#Visuumii|Visuumii]].
 
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2. [[Adrift]] by [[Creators#chayos|chayos]], [[Creators#wavelyte|"Hannah" wavelyte]], [[Creators#Scylite|Scylite]], and [[Creators#rebplane|rebplane]].
 
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3. [[The Beep Factory]] by [[Creators#ManWithRaft|ManWithRaft]], [[Creators#Hoi_A|Hoi_A]], [[Creators#DerNiklaas|DerNiklaas]], and [[Creators#Marbou9|Marbou9]].
 
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4. [[Dark Pact]] by [[Creators#0l_|0l_]], [[Creators#LendKaru|LendKaru]], [[Creators#luckylukecraft|luckylukecraft]], and [[Creators#TheForsakenFurby|TheForsakenFurby]].
 
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5. [[always]] by [[Creators#gemuse|gemuse]].
 
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6. [[The Facility]] by [[Creators#kor0sense1|kor0sense1]], [[Creators#zhar|zhar]], [[Creators#Vermilion_Stone|Vermilion_Stone]], and [[Creators#Viceinc|Viceinc]].
 
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7 (tied with 8th). '''The Colosseum''' by [[Creators#Jan_Lukas|Jan_Lukas]] and [[Creators#BurgerSlayin|BurgerSlayin]].
 
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8 (tied with 7th). [[Don't Look Back]] by [[Creators#emmdrews|Emmdrews]], [[Creators#AK1089|ak1089]], and [[Creators#RelatableTeen|RelatableTeen]].
 
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9. '''Alone''' by [[Creators#Rarbies|Rarbies]].
 
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10. '''A Cave Full of Eyes''' by [[Creators#Felidae_|Felidae_]].
 
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11. '''351''' by [[Creators#lostinmindspace|lostinmindspace]], [[Creators#Sou|Soumate]], [[Creators#TheGloryThief|TheGloryThief]], and [[Creators#fruitlukes|spooklukes]].
 
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12. '''The Eyeland''' by [[Creators#rmanimal|rmanimal]], [[Creators#swifph|swiff]], and [[Creators#PipanPlum|PipanPlum]].
 
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13. '''The Calling''' by [[Creators#DarkHawkEyes|DarkHawkEyes]].
 
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14. [[The Trials]] by [[Creators#ScantHickory997|ScantHickory997]].
 
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A different take on MapJam hosted in celebration of Pride Month 2023.
 
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Hosted from June 7th until June 21st, participants were given one week to make a map of any type that focused on being proud or pride in general. The competition was hosted and judged by: [[Creators#wavelyte|wavelyte]], [[Creators#swifph|swiff]], [[Creators#TunaSurprise|TunaSurprise]], [[Creators#FrananaSplits|FrananaSplits]], [[Creators#jake_osml|jake_osml]], and [[Creators#egabbac|egabbac]]
 
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=== Maps Created ===
 
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10 maps in total were created. In alphabetical order,
 
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1. '''Double A''' by [[Creators#rebplane|rebplane]]
 
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2. [[fall gays]] by [[Creators#gemuse|gemuse]], [[Creators#emmdrews|emmdrews]], and [[Creators#_Amphi|_Amphi]]
 
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3. [[Find Myself]] by [[Creators#andrewforreal|andrewforreal]], [[Creators#Jakube_|Jakube_]], [[Creators#JM4s|JM4s]], and ''facecat1''
 
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4. [[Ice Supride]] by [[Creators#rmanimal|rmanimal]]
 
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5. '''Iris & Dino''' by [[Creators#Marrimars|Marrimars]], [[Creators#Snake_Crumble|Snake_Crumble]], [[Creators#Tetration|Tetration]], and [[Creators#Visuumii|Visuumii]]
 
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6. '''Kaleidoscopic''' by [[Creators#BoggledToggo|BoggledToggo]] and ''Sakapaka1''
 
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7. [[Matchmaker]] by [[Creators#Sullus|Sullus]]
 
  
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8. '''Parade''' by [[Creators#0l|0l_]], [[Creators#TheForsakenFurby|TheForsakenFurby]], [[Creators#zhar|zhar]], and [[Creators#LendKaru|LendKaru]]
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1. [[ Grid Hopper]] by The_Fire_Ghoul_
  
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9. '''Polychromatic''' by [[Creators#ScantHickory997|ScantHickory997]]
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2. [[To Be Kind]] by  Zatharel
  
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10. '''The Pride Grid''' by ''Catreus95''
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3. [[The Minotaur's Labyrinth]] by Tetration and  Bureine
  
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''Maps without a hyperlink have not been released to FFA''
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4.  [[Necropolis]] by _sPolendina_
  
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== Minr Chess Tourney 2.0 ==
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5. [[The Exit]] by c_dric
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A chess tournament by [[Creators#AverageIPA|AverageIPA]] and [[Creators#BoggledToggo|BoggledToggo]] was hosted from August 12th to October 9th, 2023. Competitors were split into four brackets based on their online ratings and played in a double elimination format. The winner of each bracket received a Grandmaster Title, and all participants received a Participation Crown.
 
  
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=== Participants ===
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6. [[ A Dwarven Playground ]] by  henniboy321
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* Jeeves_Wooster (Bracket A Winner)
 
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* sakapaka1 (Bracket B Winner)
 
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* derNiklaas (Bracket C Winner)
 
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* Katapharos (Bracket D Winner)
 
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* rambells
 
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* AK1089
 
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* sportsfuzombie
 
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* BurgerSlayin
 
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* Viceinc
 
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* EarthToTrashCan
 
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* BTJRedwing
 
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* clawful_
 
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* rmanimal
 
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* TheTranscriptGuy (Has a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAPwQYsXkL8 video] on the event!)
 
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* Jakube_
 
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* Jaceryan
 
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* Marbou9
 
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* TheForsakenFurby
 
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* starling_
 
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* RAMTurtle
 
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* Gigibee28
 
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* Junkjake
 
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* MeisterXehanort
 
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* Kasebett
 
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* Soker
 
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* KittyCatElite
 
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* Lightwood13
 
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* Moosebane2
 
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* AtomicAdam0
 
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* Sullus
 
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* Gramagon
 
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* rachelmr
 
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* SoulTB
 
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* TheGloryThief
 
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* R0BObit
 
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* dzdx1998
 
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* Karakabbage
 
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* aeiou08
 
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* ManWithRaft
 
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* ElectroUnderwear
 
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* Amperatic
 
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* Alphaesia
 
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* bzrklive
 
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* 7OMNOMNOM
 
  
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=== Lichess Studies of Games ===
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7. [[ The Crooked Forest ]] by Red_Eyed_Cat_
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Both of the links below are to all of the games played in this tournament. 81 total chess games were played: 64 are in the first link, and 17 are in the second. Games are in chronological order.
 
  
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[https://lichess.org/study/mvtwKoTE Study 1]
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8.  [[ IKEA Maze ]] by Pixiface and  picklesthecheeta
  
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[https://lichess.org/study/1TOYWSEp Study 2]
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9.  [[ Rainbow Manor ]]by eagg2112

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