Andor's Trail

sorrow wrote:That's a good idea but also the clear gems are round as well. Maybe for your idea Pyro you need the empty.vile to have some sort of liquid in it. What triggers the door to open is the weight of the liquid. We can add a riddle.
I'm can be fast
I can be slow.
I can be deadly
I can be light

What am I?

I am water

Yes, but the gems are not one of the options... maybe the gems are too large to fit in the opening.

Nice riddle. =) but we do not carry water.

Likes the idea of using more items that don't have a use yet
Maybe a picture on the wall somewhere else could be the hint?

Well maybe we can put in a way were we can carry water?

We can use pictures like to what comes next.
Like have a pic of
fire water ice blank earth darkness

How do you suppose that we have the players select these options sir?

Also remember that language barriers will get in the way so we have to keep them pretty strait forward and cannot use any slang or terms that wouldn't be commonly known (Or that wouldn't translate well into another language)

Easy all of those things involves nature.
I propose that we have like 4 different pictures I.e.
a dog
A lighting bolt
A frog a tree
You then choose the picture you want to go into the blank spot.


EDIT………………
just had a.bomb idea...
What if in order to.reach the riddle cave you have to 1st make your way threw a big maze??

nyktos wrote: no way!



references to pop culture should be avoided...



we dont want people thinking about Batman when they are making a decision in Feygard.

So no Gollum for Pyro's riddle in the dark, either

[empty]

exactly!

have it made into the map, using the new code Oskar is writing....

(activation tiles)

move through the screen, triggering things that will allow you to advance.

perfect example red hatter!



(thanks for the idea, you get your name in the credits - cause i'm stealing it)



edit: i beat all 4 dragon warrior games on NES!



[shameless, i know...]

I'm remembering a puzzle room from an old pc game called Dungeon Master, where each tile you stepped on made some tiles disappear and others disappear, so that you had to find just the right steps to make it through. Wondering if I can recreate something like that here.