Before you reach the Blue Wizard’s castle in High on Life 2, you’ll encounter a riddle presented by the Wizard’s hologram during James Stevenson’s bounty. It’s a humorous logic/tax-themed riddle section — but don’t worry: there’s no need to actually know tax law in the real world.
The game wants you to shoot (select) the correct answers from multiple‑choice options to earn the “How do you know all that stuff?” achievement and lower the bridge.
1. How to Answer the Blue Wizard’s Riddle
Shooting Correct answers
After Blue Wizard’s hologram appears on the bridge, exhaust all the dialogues and look up to see the quiz. These are multiple-choice questions, and the correct answer will be marked with a green tick mark.
- Approach the hologram quiz: When you get close to the castle entrance, a giant monitor appears with a set of questions.
- Read each prompt carefully: Each one is phrased like a fake bureaucratic or tax question with silly wording. The correct answers are consistent and not randomized.
- Aim precisely: Use Bowie and shoot the answer option that matches below — accuracy matters, so you don’t shoot the wrong choice by accident.
2. All Correct Answers for the Blue Wizard’s Riddle
Blue Wizard Hologram
Here are the exact answers you need to shoot for each question in order:
| Question | Correct Answer |
|---|---|
| In section 27J of the galactic tax code referendum, what does it say under the capital gains header in paragraph R? | The gain may be short‑term or long‑term. |
| In section 93P of the accounting lunar law handbook, how are intangible fixed assets discussed in paragraph H17.5? | Amortization of an intangible fixed asset periodically lowers its value over a set period of time. |
| In section 13Q of Pefie Truffet’s “How to Get Rich on the Backs of Others,” how are current taxable year fixed liability terms explained in paragraph F451? | Liabilities are what you owe other parties. |
| In part eight of my fifteen‑part webinar “The Grind Runs From You!”, how is nontaxable income defined? | Nontaxable income is income that is not subject to taxes, like some municipal bond interest or disability benefits. |
| In section 318X of The Income Tax: A Study of the History, Theory and Practice of Income Taxation at Home and Abroad, what is the deduction example of adjusted gross income (AGI) listed in footnote 12.2? | Interest on student loans can be deducted from your gross income. |
| In section 6Z of Tobin’s Spirit Guide & Accounting Glossary, what does it say about casualty loss in chapter 14? | Casualty losses are caused by the complete or partial destruction of property from an unexpected event (e.g., floods, storms, fires). |
