Connect Master Level 1399 Solution Walkthrough & Answer

Connect Master Level 1399 Pattern Overview

The Ancient Greece theme and six complete sets

Connect Master Level 1399 uses a strongly unified Ancient Greece theme, which is why the board can feel harder than it first appears. Instead of mixing completely unrelated objects, the level combines Greek buildings, children, adult characters, facial features, clothing, and props. There are six sets of four tiles, so every one of the 24 tiles must be assigned to a group without reusing a character.

The useful approach in Connect Master 1399 is to separate the broad subject from the specific feature. Almost everything looks Greek, but the actual answers depend on details such as a gold cup, a beard, a moustache, grapes, or the shape of a tower.

The six categories in Connect Master 1399

• Ancient Theatres: Four architectural landmarks representing Greek or Roman-style theatres and amphitheatres. Their shared trait is the building type rather than a character accessory.
• Ancient Greece Kids: Four young Greek characters wearing classical clothing or laurel-style headwear. Their defining feature is that they are children.
• Blond Men with Gold Cups: Four fair-haired adult men holding gold cups or goblets. Hair color and the cup are both important.
• Stone Towers: Four standalone towers or castle-like stone structures. Their shapes vary, but each tile is an architectural tower rather than a person.
• Bearded Men with Grapes: Four adult men with visible beards holding bunches of grapes. The beard and grape prop identify this set.
• Moustached Men with Grapes: Four adult men with moustaches holding grapes. They resemble the bearded group, but their facial hair is the deciding detail.

Why Connect Master Level 1399 Feels So Tricky

The most confusing set: Moustached Men with Grapes

The hardest category in Connect Master Level 1399 is Moustached Men with Grapes. The four tiles are easy to overlook because the characters also share the general Ancient Greece setting, similar draped clothing, and the same grape prop used by another group. At a quick glance, you may see “man holding grapes” and immediately place one in the wrong category.

The key is to inspect the upper lip and jaw. The moustached characters have a clear moustache, while the other grape holders have fuller beards or different facial-hair shapes. Don’t classify these tiles by robe color, hair length, or body build. Those features are deliberately less consistent.

Small overlaps that create wrong guesses

The first overlap is between Bearded Men with Grapes and Moustached Men with Grapes. Both groups hold purple or green grape bunches, and several characters wear similar classical garments. Compare the facial hair before selecting anything: a full beard belongs with Bearded Men with Grapes, while a pronounced moustache belongs with Moustached Men with Grapes.

The second overlap is between Blond Men with Gold Cups and the grape groups. The blond men are also adult Greek characters, and some have facial hair or similar draped outfits. Their gold cup is the stronger clue. If the tile shows a goblet in the hand and noticeably fair or blond hair, keep it in Blond Men with Gold Cups, even if the face seems to resemble a grape-holder.

The third overlap is between Ancient Theatres and Stone Towers. Both are stone buildings with openings, walls, and defensive-looking details. A theatre has a broad, low profile or a curved audience area, while a stone tower rises vertically and usually has a narrow body, battlements, or a castle-like silhouette. Focus on the overall outline instead of individual windows.

My pattern-recognition moment

I found Connect Master 1399 much easier once I stopped treating every adult character as one large group. The “grapes” clue appeared obvious, but it actually split into two facial-hair categories. The moment I separated beards from moustaches, the remaining character tiles became much more orderly. That was the “I finally saw it” moment: the level rewards checking one small facial detail rather than relying on the shared Greek costume.

Step-by-Step Solution for Connect Master 1399

Opening: lock in the clearest visual sets

Start Connect Master 1399 by identifying the two building categories. Pull out the four Ancient Theatres first. Look for the broad theatre or amphitheatre shapes, including the structures with curved seating or an open performance area. These tiles are visually different from the character portraits, so they give you a safe first group.

Next, find Stone Towers. Compare the silhouette of each building: towers are tall, narrow, and vertically stacked, while theatres spread sideways. Place all four tower structures together, but be careful not to count a theatre with high walls as a tower simply because it contains several openings.

After removing the architecture, locate Ancient Greece Kids. Their smaller proportions and youthful faces make this the next reliable set. The children may wear different colors or head accessories, so prioritize age and body shape over clothing details.

Mid-game: sort adult characters by props and hair

Once the obvious groups are cleared, the remaining tiles are adult Greek characters. Begin with the four Blond Men with Gold Cups. Check two traits together: light or blond hair and a visible gold cup. The cup is especially helpful because it separates these men from the grape holders, who carry bunches instead.

Do not rush to place a character because he has blond hair alone. The complete category is Blond Men with Gold Cups, not simply “blond men.” Confirm that the hand contains a gold goblet and that the character is not holding grapes or another object. This two-clue check prevents an attractive but incomplete match.

With that set removed, the last eight tiles should form the two grape categories. At this stage, pause before selecting anything. Arrange the characters mentally into two rows: those with fuller beards for Bearded Men with Grapes, and those with clear moustaches for Moustached Men with Grapes.

End-game: separate the two grape groups precisely

The final step in Connect Master 1399 is to compare the facial hair tile by tile. For Bearded Men with Grapes, look for hair extending along the chin or jawline in addition to the moustache. These characters have a fuller beard impression and belong together even when their robes, hair colors, or grape bunches differ.

For Moustached Men with Grapes, focus on the strong moustache across the upper lip with little or no full beard below it. Their grape bunch confirms the category, but the moustache is what keeps the set separate from the other four. If one face looks ambiguous, compare it against the clearest examples rather than judging it alone.

Finally, count each group. You should have four Ancient Theatres, four Ancient Greece Kids, four Blond Men with Gold Cups, four Stone Towers, four Bearded Men with Grapes, and four Moustached Men with Grapes. If a category contains only three, one tile has probably been borrowed from its near-match.

The Logic Behind This Connect Master Level 1399 Solution

Move from broad traits to precise details

The solution works because it follows a reliable visual hierarchy. First, separate objects from people. Then divide people by age. After that, use the strongest prop, such as a gold cup or grapes. Only at the end should you rely on tiny facial details like a beard versus a moustache.

This progression reduces the number of possible matches after every step. It also protects you from decoys: a character may share the same costume, hair color, or prop with another group, but it usually won’t share every defining trait.

Use category names to avoid double-using tiles

Naming the groups in your head makes Connect Master 1399 much easier to track. I’d literally repeat the labels: Ancient Theatres, Stone Towers, Ancient Greece Kids, Blond Men with Gold Cups, Bearded Men with Grapes, and Moustached Men with Grapes.

Each label acts like a checklist. When you consider a tile, ask which named set needs it and whether that set already has four members. This prevents double-using a character and keeps you from chasing vague categories such as “men in robes.” Once all six named groups contain exactly four tiles, Connect Master Level 1399 is logically complete.