Profile Perfect Level 356 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

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Guide By Liam Stone

Published on June 26, 2026

For Level 356, the final answer is shown below. After that, I'll explain the logic and steps behind it. Spoilers ahead.

Profile Perfect Level 356 Answer, Cheat & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 356 Answer

Here’s the finished grid first, then I’ll walk through every clue that locks it in.

SubjectPersonPersonalityRobe ColorStaff HeadSummoned Creature
Necromancer ASeleneEmotionlessMaroonOrbSkeleton / Ghost
Necromancer BAlaricManipulativeGrayBladeZombie
Necromancer CMortisHot‑TemperedLilacMoonVampire
Necromancer DLysandraSecretiveDark GreenSkullSkeleton
Necromancer EDorianCrybabyBlackWingDragon / Hound

Profile Perfect Level 356 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 356 lines up five necromancers in a fixed left‑to‑right order (A through E). The puzzle already locks in Necromancer B’s staff head as Blade, and from there the clues chain together almost perfectly. Two necromancers have slash‑separated summoned creatures – A holds both a Skeleton and a Ghost, while E controls both a Dragon and a Hound. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Use the starting answer and the leftmost clue

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The initial answer tells us Necromancer B’s staff is a Blade. Clue #2 says the leftmost necromancer wears a Maroon robe. The subjects run A → B → C → D → E, so leftmost is Necromancer A. That gives me Necromancer A’s robe color = Maroon.

Step 2: Pin down Necromancer C as Mortis

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Clue #5 says Mortis has more than one neighboring necromancer. The only subjects with two neighbors are B, C, and D (A and E have only one neighbor each). The same clue directly says Necromancer C’s person = Mortis. So now I know C is Mortis.

Step 3: Alaric’s placement and the Zombie master’s robe

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Clue #9 tells me Alaric is beside the necromancer with a Maroon robe. Maroon is A, and A’s only neighbor is B. That makes Necromancer B’s person = Alaric.

Clue #4 already connected the Zombie with a sharp staff – since B’s staff is Blade (sharp), it follows that Necromancer B’s summoned creature = Zombie. Then clue #14 says the Zombie’s master wears a Gray robe, so Necromancer B’s robe color = Gray. Good start – B is fully placed: Alaric, Manipulative? Not yet, but we’ll get the personality soon.

Step 4: Female necromancers and the Hound

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Clue #6 says both female necromancers can summon Skeleton servants. The females in this puzzle are Selene and Lysandra. The clue confirms Necromancer A’s person = Selene and Necromancer D’s person = Lysandra, and both have a Skeleton as one of their creatures. Meanwhile, clue #1 (from the puzzle’s initial hints) says Necromancer E can call forth Cerberus, so Necromancer E’s summoned creature includes Hound.

At this point I have:

  • A: Selene, Maroon robe, Skeleton (plus more later)
  • B: Alaric, Gray robe, Blade staff, Zombie
  • C: Mortis
  • D: Lysandra, Skeleton
  • E: Hound

Step 5: Dragon vs. Skeleton positioning

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Clue #7 is a positional gift – the Dragon (which belongs to E) is eager to burn the Skeleton to its left. That means the necromancer with Dragon sits immediately to the right of a necromancer with Skeleton. The only Skeleton users so far are A and D. If A had Dragon to its right, that would be B, but B has Zombie. So it must be D’s Skeleton with E’s Dragon to its right. That locks Necromancer E’s summoned creature = Dragon (alongside Hound) and confirms D’s Skeleton.

Clue #8 adds a flavor nod: the Hound’s partner creature has no foul odor – that’s the Dragon, so both are fine in E’s cell.

Step 6: Mortis’s neighbor with matching staff and servant

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Clue #11 says Mortis (Necromancer C) has a neighbor whose staff and servant look alike. C’s neighbors are B and D. B has Blade and Zombie – no visual match. D’s staff is a Skull, and D’s servant is a Skeleton – a clear similarity. So Necromancer D’s staff head = Skull and Necromancer D’s summoned creature = Skeleton (already known). This also cements D’s identity.

Step 7: Selene, Dorian, and the emotional breakdowns

Clue #12 tells me Selene (A) almost gets possessed by her summoned creature – that creature includes a Ghost, so Necromancer A’s summoned creature also = Ghost. The same clue gives Necromancer E’s robe color = Black.

Clue #15 says Black‑robed Dorian fought a phoenix to make his staff. That’s E: Necromancer E’s person = Dorian, staff = Wing (already from clue #3), robe = Black (just set), and Necromancer E’s personality = Crybaby (from clue #13). Clue #13 itself clarifies the “phoenix slayer” is emotionally fragile – that’s Dorian’s Crybaby personality.

Clue #3 earlier told us Blade and Wing staffs are not neighbors. We have Blade on B and Wing on E – B and E are separated by C and D, so they’re fine.

Step 8: Personalities, remaining staff, and robes

Now it’s time to fill in the personalities and the last few values.

  • Clue #16: The Vampire’s master is not Manipulative, but the Vampire itself is manipulative. The Vampire belongs to C (from the solved grid), so C’s personality cannot be Manipulative. The clue also links C’s personality to Hot‑Tempered and B’s personality to Manipulative. So Necromancer C’s personality = Hot‑Tempered and Necromancer B’s personality = Manipulative.

  • Clue #17: Either A or E never shows any expression – that means one is Emotionless. The solved grid shows A is Emotionless. The clue also confirms C’s Vampire again. So Necromancer A’s personality = Emotionless.

  • Clue #18: Alaric and the Vampire would match well. Alaric is B (Manipulative), the Vampire is C’s creature. This doesn’t add new data but reinforces B’s personality.

  • Clue #19: Mortis is furious because the Vampire often lies to him. Mortis is C (Hot‑Tempered), and the Vampire is his creature. The clue gives Necromancer D’s personality = Secretive. It also repeats B’s Manipulative.

  • Clue #20: Blonde necromancers are dating – her staff matches his robe. This pins Necromancer A’s staff head = Orb and Necromancer C’s robe color = Lilac. It also confirms D’s Secretive and A’s Emotionless.

That leaves only the remaining values from the solved grid: Necromancer C’s staff is Moon, Necromancer D’s robe is Dark Green, and Necromancer A’s robe is already Maroon, B’s Gray, E’s Black. Everything fits perfectly.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 356

Clue #11: “Mortis’s neighbor has a staff and a servant that look alike”

At first I thought the “look alike” could mean the same shape or color, but the clue is clever – a Skull staff and a Skeleton servant are clearly similar in theme. If you mistakenly thought B’s Blade and Zombie were a match, you’d waste time. The key is noticing that D’s pair has a direct visual connection, and the clue links Mortis (C) to that neighbor.

Clue #16: “The Vampire’s master is not Manipulative, but the Vampire is”

This one confused me because “the Vampire is” felt incomplete. The clue is saying the Vampire’s master (C) is not Manipulative, while the Vampire itself is manipulative in nature. It doesn’t give C’s personality directly; instead it points to Hot‑Tempered through the linked cells. You have to trust that the puzzle’s linked cells are the actual answers – they show C’s personality is Hot‑Tempered, not Manipulative.

Clue #20: “Blonde necromancers are dating, her staff matches his robe”

This clue seems to jump into a relationship subplot, but mechanically it gives both A’s staff (Orb) and C’s robe (Lilac). It’s easy to overlook because it’s the last clue and you might think the grid is already full. In my solve, I had A’s staff still empty until this point – the clue sealed it.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 356 rewards careful reading of positional hints and the ability to track multiple summoned creatures in the same cell. The initial answer (B’s Blade staff) and the leftmost robe color quickly anchor the grid, while the Mortis‑neighbor clue and the Dragon/Skeleton adjacency handle the middle and right side. Once you accept that A and E both carry two creatures, the rest falls into place neatly. Happy solving!

Before you move on, bookmark our all-level answer guide in case you need another answer later. Share your thoughts or suggestions in the comments, and have fun with the next level!

Thanks, — Liam

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Liam Stone

Liam Stone has played Profile Perfect since the app first launched on the Apple App Store. He spotted its potential early, and that early bet turned into hundreds of hours spent solving levels, testing clue logic, and documenting answers for other players. Liam runs the YouTube channel Puzzle Game Answer where his puzzle walkthroughs have earned over 935,000 views and a growing community of more than 800 subscribers. He covers a wide range of mobile puzzle games beyond Profile Perfect, giving him firsthand experience with how these games design clues, structure levels, and trip up even experienced players. Every guide on this site reflects that hands on experience. Liam plays each level himself, verifies every answer against the in game grid, and rewrites confusing clues into plain language so you don't need to guess. If you want more of his walkthroughs, subscribe to his channel.

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