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2011年2月5日 · (Inspired by the cool puzzle in this post.) 1) Match the Mirror: The reflection shown in the mirror in this room isn't right. There's an extra object, or an object missing (or even an extra person!). The players need to find the missing object, and place it …
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2005年4月7日 · Generally, I avoid riddles in my games. But coming up with puzzles is fun, so how's this? There are nine doors. Each one has a large rune on it, and several smaller runes beneath it. I'll represent the runes with the digits 1 through 9, but they should be more interesting than that. X is another rune, noticeably different from the other nine.
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2011年2月5日 · Doing Your Research: Players enter a library, where a stone gargoyle rests above a door that has five circular indentations in a straight vertical line. Stone statues wearing blindfolds and holding various weapons adorn the walls and floors. Scattered across the library are five circular disks...
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2020年7月4日 · If more puzzles are added or any of the solutions change, I will try to keep this post up to date. Any ideas, suggestions or mistakes can be pointed out so I can edit the post. Hope it helps some of you. Other Useful Dungeon Guides: All In One Dungeons Guide (WIP) by @Gladionus, Guide for the basics of dungeons.
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2011年2月5日 · A simplified variation on the "rooms of seasons" might be a six-room dungeon (or six distinct multi-room segments of a larger dungeon) with a start, four seasons, and a goal, interconnected in such a way, via teleporters, portals, or similar, that you can pass from each "season" to each other...
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2011年2月5日 · Which is a rather stark example of The Golden Rule of Dungeon Puzzling: puzzles should generally have multiple accepted solutions (including the "cut the Gordian knot" and "find the answer key somewhere else") or be unnecessary for further progress (i.e. simply providing access to bonus treasure, useful but non-critical aid for later, etc.), or ...
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2023年6月13日 · Inspired by a facebook post. What are dumb ways to use goblins to mess with characters in a funny way that will make them laugh when they realize they've been fooled by a bunch of idiots even stupider than they. Perfect for the more Fairy Tale type goblin. 1) There's a door, with a crudely...
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2011年2月5日 · Here's one that I ran a while ago (and wrote up for Strolen's Citadel): 19. Painted Minotaur Room: The walls of this room are covered with paintings depicting pairs of standing minotaurs, approximately nine feet high, facing each other. One of the minotaurs is painted over a locked door, with...
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2011年2月5日 · Bravo! IMO, players should always be able to by-pass puzzles through means that should normally work. I'm always a little annoyed by, say, indestructible doors that cannot be opened except via a puzzle with one (and only one!) specific solution - especially as many "classic" riddles, for example, have more than one solution.
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2011年2月5日 · Monty Hall Problem: A clever wag has set up a shell game in a tavern or market stall where he challenges customers to bet x gold pieces (say up to a maximum of 5 gp per bet) on which of three shells is hiding a wooden token.