Post/Author/DateTime	Post
gijoel 10-22-04, 05:17 AM	Anyone in my campaign better turn away now. That means you Wayne H!! I'm running a great race campaign at the moment. Their last challenge was at Greenheart and was run by the druids. They had to transport a cabbage, a boar and a wolf across a river. All of the creatures had to get to the otherside alive and no one could fall into the water. This seemingly simple task was complicated by the fact that the wolf was a dire horrid wolf and the boar was fiendish. Both animals were in a foul mood. The wolf almost killed the party's artificer with one bite through the bars of its' cage. Anywho, they're of to Aundair next. For their next challenge the wizard will tell them of an ancient draconic puzzle that they must solve. I will them place a rubik's cube on the table. What's the CR of a Rubik's cube?
nyysjan 10-22-04, 05:27 AM	i have tried rubik's cube CR 15 at least. "i lost my patience for the past 10 years it has remained missing"
Ectoplasmoid 10-22-04, 07:09 AM	If you want a less difficult puzzle than the RC then try the two dimensional sliding puzzles where you have to manuever (n^2)-1 pieces arrayed in a square into a sequence or picture.
eclipticavatar 10-22-04, 07:24 AM	You should literally sit a Rubik's Cube on the table and make them solve it. That would be funny.
Brianish 10-22-04, 08:12 AM	If you did that, I would love you forever. You'd be dead, because they'd kill you, but I'd still love you.
gijoel 10-22-04, 09:39 PM	Took me all day yesterday to find a toy store that sold it. Stayed up till one last night trying to solve it :schemes: I think I'll download a rubik's cube solution. Have them make an intelligence roll if they get stuck. If they make 15 or better I'll give them a hint as to how to solve it. I'll make it a cr 6 encounter.
DMAC 10-22-04, 11:11 PM	It would be even funnier if you were using miniatures and the cube was to scale.