Profile Perfect Level 414 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 414 Answer

Here’s the final answer table posted first, with the full walkthrough right after so you can see how everything falls into place.

Profile Perfect Level 414 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 414 starts with one locked answer – Obelisk B’s height is already given as 55 feet. The rest of the grid is filled by connecting eight clues that talk about neighbor positions, tallest and shortest monuments, and materials like Steel or Marble. The obelisks sit in a straight line from left to right (A, B, C, D), and several clues rely on that order. Let’s work through the solve step by step.

Step 1: Use the starting answer to lock Obelisk B’s crowd activity

The puzzle tells us Obelisk B has a height of 55 feet already. Clue 1 says people gather at night looking up near the 55‑foot obelisk, which obviously means stargazing. That gives us Obelisk B’s crowd activity. So now we have:

• Obelisk B: Height = 55, Crowd Activity = Stargazing.

Step 2: Identify the leftmost obelisk’s hidden crowd activity

Clue 3 says “full‑body workout is done around the leftmost obelisk.” Full‑body workout refers to dancing, so the leftmost obelisk (Obelisk A) has Dancing as its crowd activity. This is a hidden value that isn’t visible at the start. So we add:

• Obelisk A: Crowd Activity = Dancing.

Step 3: Shortest and tallest have the same neighbor count – find heights

Clue 5 states the shortest obelisk has the same number of neighbors as the tallest. In a line of four obelisks, the leftmost (A) has only one neighbor (B), and the rightmost (D) also has only one neighbor (C). So the shortest must be Obelisk A and the tallest must be Obelisk D. The clue also confirms A’s height is 30 and its crowd activity is Dancing (which we already have). So now:

• Obelisk A: Height = 30, Crowd Activity = Dancing.
• The tallest obelisk is Obelisk D (height unknown yet, but it’s the tallest).

This also establishes the order as A – B – C – D from left to right.

Step 4: Steel is much lower than the others – lock Obelisk A’s material and Obelisk C’s height

Clue 8 tells us the obelisk made of Steel has a much lower height than the others. The only candidate that fits “much lower” is Obelisk A with height 30 (compared to 55, 75, and 85). So Obelisk A is made of Steel. The same clue also gives Obelisk C’s height as 75. So we add:

• Obelisk A: Material = Steel.
• Obelisk C: Height = 75.

Step 5: Sandstone next to the 85‑foot monument – place Obelisk C’s material and discover D’s height

Clue 4 says Sandstone is used next to the 85‑foot monument. The 85‑foot monument must be the tallest obelisk, which is Obelisk D. So D’s height is 85. Since Sandstone is next to it, the neighbor must be Obelisk C (because D’s only neighbor is C). So Obelisk C’s material is Sandstone. Now we have:

• Obelisk C: Material = Sandstone, Height = 75.
• Obelisk D: Height = 85.

Step 6: Marble to the right of the 75‑foot – confirm D’s material and C’s height again

Clue 6 says the obelisk made of Marble is to the right of the 75‑foot obelisk. We already know the 75‑foot obelisk is Obelisk C, and the one to its right is Obelisk D. So Obelisk D is Marble. This clue also double‑checks C’s height and A’s dancing. So:

• Obelisk D: Material = Marble.

Step 7: Tallest not next to stargazing – lock D’s crowd activity

Clue 2 says the tallest obelisk (Obelisk D, 85 feet) is not next to the one used for stargazing (Obelisk B). In the order A‑B‑C‑D, D is only next to C, so it’s not next to B – condition satisfied. The same clue gives us Obelisk D’s crowd activity: Cooking. Clue 7 reinforces that feasts are held at the Marble obelisk, which matches Cooking. So:

• Obelisk D: Crowd Activity = Cooking.

Step 8: Fill the remaining traits by elimination

Now we have all traits for Obelisks A, B, and D. The only material left is Basalt, which must go to Obelisk B. The only crowd activity left is Storytelling, which must go to Obelisk C. The grid is complete.

• Obelisk B: Material = Basalt.
• Obelisk C: Crowd Activity = Storytelling.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

All four obelisks are now fully assigned. The solved grid matches the table shown at the top. Obelisk A is Steel at 30 feet with Dancing, Obelisk B is Basalt at 55 feet with Stargazing, Obelisk C is Sandstone at 75 feet with Storytelling, and Obelisk D is Marble at 85 feet with Cooking.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 414

Clue 5: “Shortest obelisk has the same neighbor count as the tallest”

This clue can throw you off because it doesn’t directly say which obelisk is shortest or tallest. You have to realize that in a line of four, both end obelisks have exactly one neighbor. That means the shortest and tallest are the two ends – leftmost and rightmost. Without knowing the order, you might guess wrong, but the earlier clue about “leftmost” already points to Obelisk A as the left end. So A is the shortest (30 feet) and D is the tallest (85 feet). The clue also gives A’s height and repeats A’s dancing, which is helpful confirmation.

Clue 2: “Tallest obelisk is not next to the one used for Stargazing”

This clue is about a negative relationship – it says what doesn’t happen. Many players might try to reposition the obelisks to make D not next to B, but in a fixed order A‑B‑C‑D, D is naturally not next to B because C sits in between. So the clue is actually a consistency check, not a new positional constraint. It also gives us D’s crowd activity as Cooking, which is the main takeaway. If you treat it as a strict positioning rule, you might mistakenly think the order could be different, but the previous steps already locked the order.

Clue 8: “The one from Steel has much lower height than the others”

“Much lower” is a relative phrase. The heights are 30, 55, 75, and 85 – 30 is obviously much lower than the rest. But without knowing the other heights yet, you might wonder if there could be another steel candidate. The clue also gives Obelisk C’s height as 75, which helps confirm that C isn’t steel. Together with the known 30 from clue 5, it’s clear that only A fits the description.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 414 is a straightforward logic puzzle once you lock in the order of the obelisks. The initial answer (B’s height) and the hidden dancing value for A give you a solid start. Most of the heavy lifting comes from clues that compare heights and neighbor positions. Once you recognize that the leftmost and rightmost are the shortest and tallest, the rest of the materials and activities fall into place through elimination. The final grid is clean and satisfying – no ambiguous slash values or multiple correct answers here. Happy puzzling!