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TNT Adventures

Structured missions built around real TNT pages.
Scavenger Hunts · Five-Min Mystery Missions · Danger Room Training & more

TNT Adventures turns every page on this site into a learning mission — navigate real pages, inspect real code, discover how things actually work. Our patron saints? Moe, Larry, and Curly: they never quite knew what they were doing either, but they always found the treasure. Meet them →

Choose Your Mission

Activity Types

Three tiers of challenge in every scavenger hunt: 🥉 Bronze (read the page) · 🥈 Silver (inspect the code) · 🥇 Gold (understand the why).

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Scavenger Hunts

Navigate real TNT pages, dig into the source code, crack open DevTools — and answer questions that prove you actually understand what’s there.

🥉 Bronze 🥈 Silver 🥇 Gold

Hunt #1 available now →

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Five-Min Mystery Missions

Quick, self-contained activities designed to be solved in about five minutes each — perfect for a class warm-up or a fast curiosity hit. Follow the clues and see where they lead.

3+ missions available now →

🧠 Live!

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Danger Room Training

Professor X’s four-session guide to hacking any page with DevTools — HTML structure, CSS appearance, JavaScript behavior, and Bootstrap class manipulation.

🥉 Bronze 🥈 Silver 🥇 Gold

All four sessions available now →

📁 Coming Soon

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Field Missions

In the Danger Room, the world resets on refresh. On a field mission, it doesn’t. Structured Local Overrides exercises where your modifications persist — mission by mission.

Coming soon — read the field manual

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Fix the Bug

A real TNT page — deliberately broken. Find the bugs, fix them, and learn why each one mattered.

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DevTools Challenges

No downloads. Just a live page, a set of questions, and your browser’s DevTools. Network tab, Elements panel, Console — prove you can use the professional tools.

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For Teachers: Answer keys live in adventures/_keys/ and are protected by .htaccess Basic Authentication. See the .htaccess file for setup instructions. Deploy .htpasswd to the server before distributing any hunt to students.