Profile Perfect Level 392 Answer
Here is the complete solution for the four shrines before the step by step walkthrough begins.
| Trait | Shrine A | Shrine B | Shrine C | Shrine D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deity Statue | Monkey | Snake | Cat | Dragon |
| Offering | Flower / Meat | Coin / Skull | Banana | Fish |
| Priest | Hugo | Lawrence | Richard | Benjamin |
| Purpose | Rain | Wealth | Win War | Wealth |
Clues of Profile Perfect Level 392
- Benjamin stays farthest due to conflict with the Snake deity
- whispers "Money is required to make more money"
- Hugo and Lawrence are not in the grid's right half
- Shrine between Coin and Dragon cannot influence weather
- Monkey and Cat deities do not ask for what they like the most
- Deity to the left of the Dragon does not exist in Chinese Zodiac
- Lawrence is not 2 columns away from the Cat deity
- One of the Monkey's request is either Meat or a Skull
- Fish offering is to the right of the Banana
- Rain can only be granted with agricultural offerings
How To Solve Profile Perfect Level 392
This puzzle challenges you to arrange four deity statues, their presiding priests, sacred offerings, and spiritual purposes across four shrines ordered from left to right. Working out which animals belong to the zodiac and tracking positional spacing between priests and shrines will help you lock in every column.
Step 1: Split the priests between the left and right halves
The clue stating that Hugo and Lawrence are not in the right half of the grid means both must belong to Shrine A or Shrine B.
Because Hugo and Lawrence take up the first two shrines, the remaining priests, Richard and Benjamin, must belong to the right half at Shrine C and Shrine D.
Step 2: Locate the Cat and Dragon statues
One clue points out that the deity to the left of the Dragon does not exist in the Chinese Zodiac. Among the deity choices of Monkey, Snake, Cat, and Dragon, only the Cat is excluded from the traditional zodiac.
This means the Cat statue sits directly to the left of the Dragon statue.
Another clue mentions a shrine sitting between the Coin offering and the Dragon deity. For a shrine to sit between them, Dragon must be placed far enough right to leave a middle column. Placing Cat at Shrine C and Dragon at Shrine D satisfies both conditions.
Step 3: Determine the positions of Snake, Benjamin, and Richard
Now that Dragon is at Shrine D and Cat is at Shrine C, you know Benjamin must be at either Shrine C or Shrine D.
The clue mentions that Benjamin stays farthest away due to conflict with the Snake deity. If Snake were at Shrine A, the farthest position would be Shrine D. If Snake is at Shrine B, the farthest column is also Shrine D.
Placing Snake at Shrine B leaves Shrine D as the farthest possible post, which places Benjamin at Shrine D. That leaves Richard to preside over Shrine C.
Step 4: Place Lawrence, Hugo, and the Monkey statue
With Cat confirmed at Shrine C, check the distance clue for Lawrence. Lawrence is not 2 columns away from the Cat deity.
Shrine A is exactly two columns to the left of Shrine C. Therefore, Lawrence cannot be at Shrine A.
Since Lawrence must be on the left half, he belongs to Shrine B. That leaves Hugo at Shrine A.
With Snake at Shrine B, Cat at Shrine C, and Dragon at Shrine D, the only remaining deity statue is Monkey, which goes to Shrine A.
Step 5: Distribute the offerings across all four shrines
The clue about the Monkey and Cat deities notes that they do not ask for what they like the most. Stereotypically, monkeys love bananas and cats love fish. Therefore, Monkey at Shrine A cannot receive Banana, and Cat at Shrine C cannot receive Fish.
Another clue states that the Fish offering is to the right of the Banana offering.
Place Banana at Shrine C with the Cat, and place Fish at Shrine D with the Dragon.
One clue specifies that one of the Monkey deity's requests is either Meat or a Skull. Since Monkey is at Shrine A, assign Flower / Meat to Shrine A.
The remaining offering, Coin / Skull, goes to Shrine B.
Step 6: Determine the purpose for each shrine
The clue mentions that Rain can only be granted with agricultural offerings. Flower / Meat at Shrine A provides the agricultural offering required for Rain, so Shrine A's purpose is Rain.
The clue notes that the shrine between Coin and Dragon cannot influence weather. Shrine C sits between Coin at Shrine B and Dragon at Shrine D, so Shrine C cannot have Rain. That leaves Win War for Shrine C.
Solution: Finish the remaining matches
The clue whispering that money is required to make more money points directly to the Wealth purpose.
With Rain assigned to Shrine A and Win War assigned to Shrine C, the remaining two shrines both focus on Wealth. Assign Wealth to Shrine B and Shrine D to complete the entire board.
Key Clues Explained In Profile Perfect Level 392
Deity to the left of the Dragon does not exist in Chinese Zodiac
This clue relies on real world folklore knowledge. The twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac include the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. The Cat is famously omitted, which directly pairs the Cat immediately to the left of the Dragon.
Shrine between Coin and Dragon cannot influence weather
This clue sets up both a layout constraint and a trait restriction. It requires a middle shrine to separate Coin and Dragon, placing Coin at Shrine B, the intermediate shrine at Shrine C, and Dragon at Shrine D. It also eliminates Rain from Shrine C.
Fish offering is to the right of the Banana
Because the Cat cannot receive Fish and the Monkey cannot receive Banana, placing Banana at Shrine C and Fish at Shrine D satisfies both the negative preferences and the relative left to right order.
Final Thoughts
The breakthrough in Level 392 comes from identifying the Cat as the non zodiac deity to place Cat and Dragon on the right side. Once those statues are positioned, priest distances and offering preferences fall neatly into place across the four shrines.


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