Skipping Stones to Lonely Homes Walkthrough

What changes in the southern world?

Skipping Stones to Lonely Homes features stones, waterways and lily pads. Stone placement and the movement of water change which routes can be used. The southern walkthrough linked in Sources covers two levels and later cooperation between characters.

Treat the route across the water as part of the puzzle state. Before changing a stone’s position, check where you intend to stand afterwards and whether the next part of the crossing is still reachable. This is a way to inspect the board, not a substitute for a verified move sequence.

How should I use Level 1 and Level 2 references?

First identify the level and initial layout in your game. A later puzzle may reuse the same objects while changing who can reach them. Do not apply a Level 1 route merely because the islands look similar.

The external south-world guide listed below has separate Level 1 and Level 2 sections. Use its screenshots to locate the matching puzzle while our own southern board index is being filled. We have not copied those routes into the map or claimed to have played them ourselves.

1. Note your current level or screen before leaving the puzzle.
2. Compare the starting stone, character and lily-pad positions.
3. Follow the matching section in the source guide, checking the board after each action.
4. If the arrangement differs, keep a screenshot of the initial state when sending a correction.

Why does the map have Heroes and Water but no southern boards?

The names sound related, but the 15 Heroes and Water records belong to a combined-rules collection. Counting them as southern boards would send you to different puzzles. Use the Gold Rooms guide for that collection.

The absence of southern records describes this imported Demo dataset. It does not establish how many puzzles the released southern world contains, or how many a player has left to solve.