Profile Perfect Level 563 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

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You can save the final answer for Level 563 from the section below, then read the step-by-step guide afterward. Spoilers ahead.

Profile Perfect Level 563 Answer, Cheat & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 563 Answer

Here is the completed Profile Perfect Level 563 grid, shown first so you can check your board. The full clue walkthrough follows after the table.

SubjectLeaderDiscussion TopicCooking SetupNumber of ParticipantsTime of Day
Campfire ARagnarRaid PlanFish Rack10xDawn
Campfire BIvarClan AllianceSkewer7xMorning
Campfire CAstridGodsMeat Spit9xDusk
Campfire DBjornLegendary BeastStew Pot4xEvening
Campfire ELeidTreasureStone Grill8xNight

Profile Perfect Level 563 Hints And Walkthrough

When I solved Profile Perfect Level 563, the Legendary Beast clue was the best place to start. The puzzle already gives you Campfire D’s discussion topic and Campfire B’s participant count, so you can use those two locked answers to open the rest of the board.

Step 1: Start With the Legendary Beast Campfire

The clue about Bjorn telling the story of his ancestor and the monster wolf is a direct hit. Campfire D already discusses the Legendary Beast, so that clue confirms Bjorn leads Campfire D. The sibling story time clue then gives Campfire D 4 participants. That locks Campfire D’s leader, topic, and participant count early.

Campfire D now has Bjorn, the Legendary Beast, and 4x.

Step 2: Place Campfire C’s Gods Topic and Campfire E’s Treasure

The clue about ancient mythology points straight to Campfire C. Campfire C discusses stories from ancient mythology, which means its discussion topic is Gods. That is a hidden value in this level, but the clue makes it clear.

From there, look at the clue about the group next to the Fenrir discussion group. Campfire D is the Legendary Beast campfire, so that is the Fenrir group. Since Campfire C is the Gods campfire, the other neighbor next to Campfire D must discuss Treasure. That places Treasure at Campfire E.

Step 3: Lock Campfire B’s Leader and Participant Count

Campfire B starts with 7 participants. The clue about Ivar’s group confirms Ivar leads that same campfire. So Campfire B gets Ivar and 7x.

Step 4: Set Campfire A at Dawn and Fill Its Early Details

The clue about the last participant arriving at Dawn to add fish points to Campfire A. That gives Campfire A the Fish Rack and the Dawn time slot. The sunrise clue then places 10 people with Ragnar at that same campfire. That means Campfire A also has Ragnar and 10 participants.

The tricky “neither nor” clue is what places Campfire A’s Raid Plan topic. That clue reads in a confusing way, but it actually confirms three things. Campfire B is in the Morning, Campfire B uses the Skewer, and Campfire A discusses the Raid Plan.

Step 5: Use the Dawn Campfire to Pin Campfire B’s Topic

With Campfire A at Dawn, the coalition clue makes sense. The participants next to the Dawn campfire discuss the Clan Alliance. The campfire next to Campfire A is Campfire B, so Campfire B’s discussion topic is Clan Alliance.

Campfire B now has Ivar, Clan Alliance, Skewer, 7 participants, and Morning.

Step 6: Place Astrid at Campfire C

Campfire B has the Skewer. The Astrid clue says Astrid leads the campfire next to the Skewers. The campfire next to Campfire B could be Campfire A or Campfire C, but Campfire A already has Ragnar as its leader. That leaves Campfire C for Astrid.

The Morning campfire being next to the Gods topic also lines up here. Campfire B is in the Morning and Campfire C discusses Gods. So the placement supports itself.

Step 7: Set Campfire C’s Participant Count and Campfire E’s Time

The clue about the second biggest group gives Campfire C 9 participants. It also confirms Campfire E is at Night. That matters because it separates the remaining time slots. Campfire A is at Dawn and Campfire B is at Morning, so Campfire D and Campfire C still need to take Evening and Dusk.

Step 8: Give Campfire D the Evening Slot and Stew Pot

The sibling story time clue gives Campfire D the Evening time and keeps its participant count at 4. The hot soup clue then places the Stew Pot at Campfire D in the Evening. That is another hidden value that becomes clear once you connect those clues.

With Campfire D in Evening and Campfire E at Night, Campfire C must take Dusk. The cooking setups now narrow down as well. Campfire A has the Fish Rack, Campfire B has the Skewer, and Campfire D has the Stew Pot. Campfire C and Campfire E still need Meat Spit and Stone Grill.

Step 9: Finish Campfire E and Confirm the Last Values

Leid leads an even number of participants. The only remaining participant count for Campfire E is 8, so Leid leads Campfire E and its participant count is 8x.

The Stone Grill clue fixes the last cooking setup. The middle campfire does not use the hot flat top platform. Campfire C is the middle campfire, so Campfire C cannot have the Stone Grill. That means Campfire C takes Meat Spit and Campfire E takes Stone Grill.

Campfire E also keeps Treasure from the earlier clue, and Campfire D’s remaining values are already locked. The grid is complete.

Solution: Finish the Remaining Matches

After the main clue chain, everything falls into place. Campfire C takes the last discussion topic, Gods, the last cooking setup, Meat Spit, and the Dusk time. Campfire E takes Leid, 8 participants, Treasure, the Stone Grill, and Night. Campfire D keeps Bjorn, the Legendary Beast, the Stew Pot, 4 participants, and Evening.

The two hidden values in Profile Perfect Level 563 are Campfire C’s Gods topic and Campfire D’s Stew Pot cooking setup. Both are easy to miss at first, but the ancient mythology clue and the hot soup clue confirm them without any guesswork.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 563

The “Neither Nor” Clue

This clue is the easiest one to misread. It sounds incomplete, but the puzzle uses it to confirm multiple placements at once. It places Campfire B in Morning, gives Campfire B the Skewer, and gives Campfire A the Raid Plan topic. Do not treat it as a vague statement. Treat it as a direct positional clue that connects all three cells.

The Middle Campfire Stone Grill Clue

The Stone Grill clue names the middle campfire, which makes you think about Campfire C. That part is correct. Campfire C is the middle campfire and cannot use the hot flat top platform. But the useful result goes beyond Campfire C. Once you eliminate the Stone Grill for Campfire C, the remaining cooking setup for Campfire E becomes Stone Grill. This clue also supports Campfire A’s Raid Plan topic, so remember to carry that detail forward.

The Quadruplet Children Clue

The sibling story clue mentions quadruplet children, and you might expect it to point to a different participant count. In Profile Perfect Level 563, this clue directly supports Campfire D’s leader and Campfire D’s participant count. Bjorn leads Campfire D, and Campfire D has 4 participants. Read the clue as a package deal rather than a separate story detail.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 563 rewards you for using the first locked answers as anchors. Campfire D’s Legendary Beast topic and Campfire B’s 7 participants get the solve moving, and the positional clues fill in the rest. The hidden Gods and Stew Pot values are the only parts that might slow you down, but the clue chains confirm them in a straightforward way. Once you place Campfire A, Campfire B, and Campfire D, the remaining two campfires close out with almost no friction. Done and done.

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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