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driftfleet2017-03-14 11:11 pm
universal_charm) wrote in driftfleet2017-03-14 11:11 pm
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Captain's Log 08 - A Tristise on Adventuring
Who: Jim Kirk & You
Broadcast: No
Action: In a water temple (any of them)
When: Now/Throughout the month
Since there seem to be a lot of us exploring these temples and every single one of them comes with at least some level of trap/puzzle, I thought it might be a good idea to share some of the ones I've come across. While no puzzle is exactly the same as any other puzzle in any temple I've come across, some of the basic ideas behind them are similar - which is half the battle with these things, it seems.
At any rate, I hope this proves helpful to everyone and will help keep everyone out of tight situations. If you have any questions contact me, and if you want to make additions from your own experiences and upload please do so.
- Captain Kirk
[ DOWNLOAD FILE: WATER TEMPLES_TRAPS AND PUZZLES LOG V. 5.6.1 ]
[ The file itself is a rather detailed text log of every trap he can accurately remember coming across in the numerous temples he has been in. What, he's been busy, okay? It includes everything from the giant eel guarding a key he came across with Isabella, to sliding walls, sliding statues, puzzle pieces, making objects light up in certain orders. It's a hefty file, to be sure. Happy reading! ]
Action - Water Temple #394
[ Kirk has gone to explore another temple he's come across, and much to his chagrin the second puzzle has begun to stymie him. He floated in the center of the room, arms crossed as he glared at the door in front of him, which had several glowing shapes, of which only four of five were lit. He was missing something, some critical switch or piece and he just couldn't figure out where he was erring.
But he was making the critical mistake when it came to puzzles in a water temple. There was always something out to get out, in one way or another. In this case, it was a bit of the ceiling, coming loose after years of neglect. Accident, this time, rather malicious intent. But it's coming down anyways, and Kirk doesn't see it. ]
[ ooc: Feel free to rescue him, or to start in another chamber of the temple. The above was just an option for starting ]
Broadcast: No
Action: In a water temple (any of them)
When: Now/Throughout the month
Since there seem to be a lot of us exploring these temples and every single one of them comes with at least some level of trap/puzzle, I thought it might be a good idea to share some of the ones I've come across. While no puzzle is exactly the same as any other puzzle in any temple I've come across, some of the basic ideas behind them are similar - which is half the battle with these things, it seems.
At any rate, I hope this proves helpful to everyone and will help keep everyone out of tight situations. If you have any questions contact me, and if you want to make additions from your own experiences and upload please do so.
- Captain Kirk
[ DOWNLOAD FILE: WATER TEMPLES_TRAPS AND PUZZLES LOG V. 5.6.1 ]
[ The file itself is a rather detailed text log of every trap he can accurately remember coming across in the numerous temples he has been in. What, he's been busy, okay? It includes everything from the giant eel guarding a key he came across with Isabella, to sliding walls, sliding statues, puzzle pieces, making objects light up in certain orders. It's a hefty file, to be sure. Happy reading! ]
Action - Water Temple #394
[ Kirk has gone to explore another temple he's come across, and much to his chagrin the second puzzle has begun to stymie him. He floated in the center of the room, arms crossed as he glared at the door in front of him, which had several glowing shapes, of which only four of five were lit. He was missing something, some critical switch or piece and he just couldn't figure out where he was erring.
But he was making the critical mistake when it came to puzzles in a water temple. There was always something out to get out, in one way or another. In this case, it was a bit of the ceiling, coming loose after years of neglect. Accident, this time, rather malicious intent. But it's coming down anyways, and Kirk doesn't see it. ]
[ ooc: Feel free to rescue him, or to start in another chamber of the temple. The above was just an option for starting ]
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Your pessimism is refreshing as always, Fenris.
[ He made his way to the treasure first, kneeling on the mount and grasping the edges. They were never locked, it seemed, but why would they need to be? The point was a reward, after all - or so he assumed given all the trouble to get in here. That, or the people who build these shrines never thought they'd anyone would get to them at all. ]
Remember your promise about the hug.
[ He pulled up, hear thrumming in anticipation. ]
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We have to see what it is first. If it isn't worthwhile, the deal is off.
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[ He says in that lilting way a teacher does to a group of students even when they don't believe a word of what they're saying - that sort of empty platitude that has long been crushed inside their own soul.
Slowly the chest creeped open, glowing softly and for a brief second blinding Kirk. He looked in and motioned Fenris forward to look inside for himself. ]
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I am a mercenary. I need the actual physical prize.
[He moves a little closer, peering inside. His eyes widen a fraction, seeing inside a (thankfully watertight sealed) copy of Savage Starlight...no. Not just any. This was Ellie's. He can tell it by sight. He stills a moment, a small, sad smile crossing his lips and he reaches in to pick it up, almost reverently.
It's been so long. ]
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[ Kirk looked over at what Fenris had - there was nothing there for himself, if there had ever been at all, and he didn't so much mind that. He was happy enough to have successfully conquered the shrine itself. He was fine with the abstract. ]
'Savage Starlight'? Is it an important novel to you?
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It is called a comic book. I- Back in Exsilium, there was a girl named Ellie. She was from an awful world, where it was a struggle to survive every day, but she loved these. She helped me with my reading with them. When she vanished from the Initiative, as people always do in places like this, she left me her collection. I....have missed them.
...I have missed her.