Quick and Simple Door Puzzle with Wine and Ball Bearings
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- The characters encounter a mysterious door with a hole in the wall to the side of it. Underneath the hole? Another hole in the wall. How would YOUR character solve the puzzle to open the secret room or continue through the dungeon?
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This is a cool idea! I had a similar idea where a key was hidden inside an empty bottle that could only be moved through a pipe by changing the water level.
Oooh, I like that idea as well, very cool. :-) Also, thank you for watching, my friend. Cheers!
👍👍 yep! Cork floats and an empty bottle floats if corked but sinks if totally empty or if full and corked.
An iron key or a ball bearing might even float with enough buoyancy borrowed from bottles or corks. Might mean nothing but a key or a bearing might also be Magnetic 😄 Could definitely be useful say to sort a mix of very similar looking little balls into Heavy, Wooden, Magnetic etc.
Doing this puzzle "inside out" might also work if the room itself is filling with water and the various floaty things and sinky things need to be messed with 😊
Alternatively the old "bag of sand on a rope" can be dynamic when the bag can be dunked in a bucket of water (or wine 😄), cut off/open, emptied/filled etc (their faces while Mending the sandbag after somebody hastily cuts it 😆) and, between you and me, a well heated ball bearing might burn it's own way through a thin enough rope or cloth 😏 Is there a lantern or brazier mounted nearby? Tongs? Soot around the holes?
And to "Rock Paper Scissors" this thing, Glass and Cork can be Brittle, Cork and Rope can be Burned, Water and Glass can be Clear, Water and Wet Sand can Extinguish Fire, Fire can Dry Wet Sand, Wet Sand can Cool Hot Iron, you get the idea 😄!
Before long the Wizards and Rogues will be melting sand with fireballs and teaching themselves Glass Blowing on the fly while the Clerics are saying "hey I think they just moved the door and these holes are just from the old hinges" 😅
Oh and does anyone mess about with electricity? Because if some water tastes particularly salty it might be for its conductivity; do you have a player who always tastes everything in the environment? Might be their time to shine 😃! Or smoulder 😆
Lots of Love and Happy Gaming 😊!
@@philurbaniak1811 The amount of thought and puzzle solving you have done here is outstanding. If you had a character in my game, you'd be taking the inspiration die right about now.
And, the cork & bottle science is something that I didn't know I needed to here. There just so happens to be a cork and bottle in my next puzzle book and now, I'm off to make the necessary adjustments. lol.
Cheers!
@@WallyDM 👍😃! if there's any chance that a kid in a group has recently learned about buoyancy at school you will 100% absolutely make their day 😆👌
Glad my simple idea was able to be used for a video. Turned out great.
Thank you again for the fun idea. Glad you liked the video. Cheers!
I like this for the early part of a dungeon.
Next session I'm having my players break into a library, I think I'll have a book shelf to one side with a few books one if which is hollowed out and filled with the ball bearings. On the other side of the room is a writer's desk and a bunch of crumpled up sheets of paper that they can use to plug the bottom hole.
Splendid idea! I like that the pieces are there and require some exploration and engineering. Be sure to let me know how it goes. :-)
Haha, found the little owlbear 😊
*Before the end bit 😅
Haha, yup. Well done!
Ha! Nicely done.
I'm always a player so these kinds of videos are super nice. Helps me learn more about what to look for and potential solutions for future puzzles in my games!
Oh nice! Great to hear that you are enjoying the series! I've been striving to make the puzzle/trap videos more entertaining so that they aren't just for game masters. Really cool to hear that players are digging them too. THanks for watching, cheers!
The way you present these with miniatures and 3D settings is really entertaining. Another great video!
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words and glad you are enjoying the series. Many more coming soon. Stay tuned! :-)
That shirt is both Most Triumphant and EXCELLENT
Remember to be Excellent to Each Other and... Party on Dudes!
This is a fun puzzle. Although I sort of wonder how it would be opened by the owner of the wine cellar. My best guess is a special key that bends to fill the space between the two holes.
I am reminded of a door that the rogue of the group decided to make more complicated than it had to be. The door leading out of a thieves den was locked. He interrupted me as I was trying to explain that there was a key hanging on the wall next to the door. He proceeded to pick the lock and I made him roll perception to see the key was right next to him. He then used slight of hand to pocket the key before anyone else noticed it.
I do like the idea of the owner having a "master key" so-to-speak. That's a good idea.
Also, I love that story! Especially when they hid the key so no one would notice. lol. Thank you for sharing!
For the puzzle solving answer : I think you take the bottle cord and stuff it at the bottom hole to prevent the ball from getting out. You take as many ball you can get and put it inside till you hear a click then the door open. There a small lever inside the the two hole since the ball kept on moving and it need something to lock into place. Hopefully I get it right
Edit: I got it, I remember I did this puzzle a long time ago I think tomb raider or some video game that has something to do with weights and certain weight will make the door open
You did get it right, well done! :-) definitely a fun, simple idea. Thank you for watching, cheers!
Nice little puzzle.
Indeed!
Another great video Wally! I like the options for making the puzzle easier or harder!
Thank you! Glad you liked it. ☺
Thanks Wally.
Thanks Fred! :-)
My players have trust issues with holes since Tomb of Horrors.
Gonna save this for later :)
Haha, yes, absolutely!
Cool
I kinda guessed the answer which is really unusual for me
lol, well done Rivers!
Or coins, or gemstones...
There are some possibilities here 😈
Hmmm, interesting possibilities indeed...
Love it. Simple, to the point, relatively obvious solution. I had it figured out before you finished explaining, but I'm sure my players will still manage to stumble over this one. My immediate reaction was to plug it with a finger, but then I realized you wouldn't make it through the door.
Well, with using a finger at least everyone else could make it thru, lol. Glad you enjoyed the idea. Cheers!
A DOOR........... nuuuuuuuuuuu, any players worst nightmare......... wholly (hole-y) impossible !!!!!
lol, right? Players can spend half a session on a closed door. I love it.
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We don't need no... education...
Always stay away from holes in walls
Always. :-)