This is the fifth installment of the Fortnightly Topic Challenges Rerun described here and the thirty-ninth installment of the FTCs overall, with topics suggested and voted on here. This fortnight's topic is "Deep Down in the Dungeon" (suggested by BmyGuest) and will span from the 24th of September to the 7th of October. During this period, we will compile the list of questions with a relevant title and post it as an answer to this question.
In the meantime, please go and propose and vote on future challenges!
Everyone have fun, and happy puzzling!
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The Deep Down in the Dungeon topic challenge does not have a single specific tag associated. Due to the nature of this challenge, please add your own questions to the list below. The suggestion is copied to this post for posterity.
Deep Down in the Dungeon
For all (us) fans of RPG games (pen&paper, Computer, or LARP), lets come up with neat little puzzles which can be used to spice up these games. You know the type of setting: Group of adventurers (or single hero) crawls down into the deep dungeon of the evil cult to be presented with this stupid puzzle which locks the next door etc.
Puzzles in this challenge should be:
- stylish (whatever that means), with an eye on nice visuals (when appropriate)
- usable in the context of such games without requiring ˋexternalˋ help such as Google searches, computer algorithms or image processing etc.
- solveable in a reasonable time-span by a group of gamers ( <1hr )
- be presented in an "easily reproducible way" for game masters, i.e. images to be printed etc. are all provided in a nice-to-use manner.
