In other news, the main Perplex City site has also been updated to link to the forums and to include a Frequently Asked Questions page. Our thanks go out to Mind Candy for the shout-outs on both the main site and the forums.

Not only that, each one of the signed cards is hand-numbered in the lower right-hand corner with a certain number out of 100 (as in 36/100) and in the upper right-hand corner is a single letter or number, written in pencil. Judging by the Group 333 card code, these letters and numbers, when strung together in order, will spell out something exciting and new! If you’ve recieved such a package, please head over to the Wiki, and add your bit of the code to the list!

Please note that some of those who ordered cards early also received copies of the postcard and travel guide, but only the first 100 orders after Sente’s August 2 email contain the special signed and coded puzzle cards.

However, some creative teamwork between Zzedar and missphinx revealed the URL, which Miss Kiteway had encoded in the body of her letter text (apparently suspecting the address would be removed if her letter were published). Her site, The Scarlett Kite, is the first blog viewable to us on Earth, direct from Perplex City.

Interesting note: While the URL above was revealed by solving an acrostic in Scarlett’s letter to the Sentinel, there are actually four interchangeable domains that all point to the same blog: thescarlettkite.com, thescarletkite.com, scarlettkite.com, and scarletkite.com.

In other news, Harry Potter has apparently changed his name and then (allegedly) murdered some hapless young lady. Bad Harry!

Some players reported being confused by the rendez-vous with a real-life character. “It…just didn’t seem real,” said one completely fictional person. “Shouldn’t we have had to answer a payphone to talk to her or something?”