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I've released a game called Gridogram, like Boggle, except it's about more than just finding individual words. The grid of letters is engineered to include a hidden quote or sentence, and the goal is to find that. Finding other words helps. I hope that's ok to post here, I think anyone who's keen on Boggle would likely enjoy it, you can play at gridogram dot com (edit: forum removed the link, spelling it out)

This is a 4x4 Boggle puzzle. They can be 6x6, 5x5, 4x4, or even 3x3.The goal of Boggle is to string together letters to make words, in a similar fashion to Strands. Green = how to connect letters. Red = how not to connect letters You earn points for making words. Longer words grant more points! Here's the scoring system.  In this club, we mostly play casually -- just make as many words as possible. Now go out and enjoy!

Just request Boggles here. You can request any type of puzzle, any length word, any inscibed words, anything, but any words deemed unsettling found is not my burden. Boggle will be either sent inbox, or in this forum. You decide this.

Chapter 1: Creation. Here, you must first determine the amount of letters you want the others to find, or a theme, or miscellaneous (such as "Find an 8-letter word without any prefixesnor suffixes, an example of this is "estimate", or something else completely.) You also have to determine how you would make it, and this usually goes twofold. Either determine the word (s) you want to insert, or mash random letters in "find long words" puzzles and hope for the best. This is an example of "insert the word" puzzle, (the word DIFFICULTY is obviously inserted) and this is an example of "mash letters" puzzle.  (I just mashed random common letters and called it a puzzle.) But, in order to create the best puzzles, you have to strike a balance, and this is how you do it for "Find long word" puzzles.  First of all, start off with a base, I highly recommend using https://www.dcode.fr/boggle-solver-any-size for creation, as you can edit letter placement more easily, and the lexicon is more coherent. I either recommend using the DCODE Common Dictionary or NASPA word list. Either way, start off with a base, and when one letter is not used in the longest words (let's say 8 letter words), try it with a blank and replace that with a letter that forms a word you like. Also, if there's a word that is very obscure, try to remove it if your solutions are mainly those, you will probably find the letter that accounts for most of these words, and try the blank strategy again. If you keep recursively doing this, you can get something like... this. If you run a solver, it will tell you the bottom E is useless for the longest words, but that is fine, unless half of the board is useless, but who cares, if it's fun it's all good. Feel free to disagree to my views. Okay, now here's something actually helpful. Personally, if you cram all 16 squares with really common letters, puzzles get repetitive (I made puzzles like this and I have seen the word SERENADE being a solution 3 times), I recommend you this way to start making a base. Bonus story here I just hopped on Reddit and I got recommmended a subreddit about K-pop, and serenade is a kpop song wth hnoadhgoaserhjgfoigf. This section is a guide to create a "base" position to start with, as mentioned above the common letters strategy can get repetitive very fast.  here are some letter "points" to get off first. 1 point: E, A, S. 2 points: I, N, R, T 3 points: O, C, D, L 4 points: M, P, U, H 5 points: F, B, Y, G 6 points: K, V, W, X? 10 points: Z, Q, J.  I recommend you a dual-point system to generate an initial grid and polish from there, you may edit the numbers slightly, and the grids don't have to match their exact points, it can be a point or 2 off.  How this works is that the point of the letter in a square is roughly the sum of the row and column it belongs, and it makes quite nice puzzles in my opinion. You can always insert a rare letter anywhere, polishing is completely your taste. The white 1 there means you probably should insert a common letter there, if not that square is surrounded with rare letters and will barely be used. 3 2 1 1 3 1 2 0 0 An example of a puzzle created by this system is this. It's pretty far-out from the system, it's just a rough inspiration. Now, this is the hardest part, Vowel-Consonent distribution. I mean it's not hard, but you can get real garbage if you neglect it. Let me give you an example of what can happen if you ignore it, even if you only use fairly common letters. But unless you just make the center consonents, this should not be a major problem. This will continue. 

Yes, the forum title is a cypher that helps you in finding quite a few 4-letter words here.

I put 10 words, but there are probably more.

Alright guys come together to vote on a word for the wordle! At the end of each day, the word with the most votes will be submitted and put for guessing! Can you get past the UNBEATABLE WORDLE?!?! Wordle- A word puzzle in which you attempt to guess a five letter word in 6 tries. Letters that are yellow are in the word but not the right place, while green letters are in the right place as well. Vish forgot to update this part so 2b did it for him. Words so far- TOUGH, SABJI Letters and their statuses: 1. T O U G H 2. S A  B J  I

This forum will be locked once 100 words are found. 3 letter words count as 0.5 words, 7 or more letters count as 2 words.

8 letter word gl

Hi - Here's my OC, too

There are 7 (at least!) chess related terms in this grid, can you find them? F R A W O P K N I O I G B S H T

in a wordle,solve 2 wordles at once. A D I E U / A D I E U S W O R N / S W O R N D E C O Y / D E C O Y O U G H T / O U G H T  D E T E R / D E T E R         

But here's the twist, you can use the blank as any vowel (excluding Y), and words that do not use the blank coutns as double!8-letter words, good luck!

Work together to find all the 5 words in the list and vote on words that connect. You guys get a hint when you guess 3 non-theme related words that are at least 3 letters long, like in strands. [Taken down due to puzzle generator being... far from appropriate] Good luck!

Wordle,i think you had known the basic rules. in a word,green is the right letter with right place,yellow is right letter wrong place,and white is neither. start with 6 chances,once a guess is accepted by more than half,it will be added here. A F T E R L E A S H S N A K E C E A S E Y S A M E U S A G E 🎉

1 8-letter word. good luck. 1st Solver: MistMint

2 8-letter words.

4 common 8-letter words, 7 total. Good luck. 1. BASELINE (By: @Dan-Kyu_system) 2. SILENCER (By: @Banduiscool)

under the NASPA lexicon, arrange the following 6 boards from least words to most words. Grid 1: Grid 2: Grid 3: Grid 4: Grid 5:  and finally, grid 6. Put your guesses on the comments, from least words to the msot. An example entry can be 624513 (this is not correct btw), whoever guesses this completely correctly without cheating will get a prize. Good luck.