Can you crack my cipher?

[DaRKMsOul18]

Hint: Numbers in the cipher.

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

Crypto:

30.18.15 / 27.31.19.13.21 / 12.28.25.33.24 / 16.25.34 / 20.31.23.26.29 / 25.32.15.28 / 30.18.15 / 22.11.36.35 / 14.25.17

12.35 / 30.18.15 / 33.11.35 / 35.25.31.'32.15 / 29.25.22.32.15.14 / 19.30

It's a simple cipher to break, actually.

Each number represents a word in the English alphabet! Try to figure it out, it's simple...

 

[DaRKMsOul18]

I'll give you a hint that might break it all.

Number 11 is A.

 

[tree]

So, each group of numbers forms a word.

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog - Wikipedia

I enjoyed making invisible inks (milk, lemon juice) when
I was a child. When I got a chemistry set at age 12, it
was disappointing. Not enough 'recipes' for fun stuff.

 

[AGXStarseed]

Spoiler: Answer

The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog. By The Way You've Solved It.

 

[tree]

@AGXStarseed


35.25.31/30.11.22.21.19.24.'/30.25/23.15?
35.25.31/30.11.22.21.19.24.'/30.25/23.15?
35.25.31/30.11.22.21.19.24.'/30.25/23.15?

........................................................

 

[FreeDiver]

Heres one for you guys to try.

"q houvoruof ol q yqokn gk hobot ziqz iql ziktt qfztffql gf oz'l itqr."

Hint: This is what's called a substitution cipher. one letter is substituted for another. I based the order of the letter substitution on "keyboards".

 

[tree]

I don't have the slightest idea what
*"based the order of the letter substitution on "keyboards"* means.

It looks like Q = A, & that O probably isn't E, but that's all I see.

Looking at post #6 just makes my head feel solid inside,
so I will do something else for awhile.

 

[tree]

a...something (IDK what)...is a pixie or fairy that has three antennas on it's head?

 

[FreeDiver]

a...something (IDK what)...is a pixie or fairy that has three antennas on it's head?

looks like you got it. the original message said: "a pigwidgin is a fairy or pixie that has three antennas on its head".

The clue I gave about the substitution letters being based on "keyboards" was making reference to the qwerty order of the standard keyboard. here how it goes.

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz <- standard alphabet order.
qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm <- keyboard alphabet order.

a pigwidgin is a fairy or pixie that has three antennas on its head
q houvoruof ol q yqokn gk hobot ziqz iql ziktt qfztffql gf ozl itqr

You may have notice that the letters "f", "x","y" and "w" are only use once and "w" was used in the hardest word "pigwidgin" If you figured out the keyboard clue. you would've got the whole message.

 

[tree]

pigwidgin...was the problem.
I didn't know that word.
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pigwidgeon

Noun
(plural pigwidgeons)

1. (rare) A small or petty person, creature or object, especially a fairy, dwarf, imp, or elf.
2. (rare) A contemptible or stupid person or creature.

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Definition of PIGWIDGEON
pigwidgeon
noun pig·wid·geon
variants: or less commonly pigwidgin
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I tried a couple things involving keyboards,
but not the right things.

 

[DaRKMsOul18]

@AGXStarseed


35.25.31/30.11.22.21.19.24.'/30.25/23.15?
35.25.31/30.11.22.21.19.24.'/30.25/23.15?
35.25.31/30.11.22.21.19.24.'/30.25/23.15?

........................................................

35.30.11.

ALSO: sorry I made it so simple.