Gotta say, flipping through TCoE... it's a really pretty book.
I gotta ask... How many people have used puzzles like this in their games?
I personally love puzzles, and can't get enough of them in the ARG space, but I don't know about using them at the table. Maybe I have low expectations of my group's ability to solve them.
I personally love puzzles, and can't get enough of them in the ARG space, but I don't know about using them at the table. Maybe I have low expectations of my group's ability to solve them.
Not to mention they seem kind of gimmicky, and I have a hard time finding a common situation where they would be appropriate to use.
Then again, I technically have at least one puzzle in TCD1, so who knows.
Then again, I technically have at least one puzzle in TCD1, so who knows.
This could also be because of my group's usual "kill things and take their stuff" mentality. I really can't imagine them spending the time to try and solve something like this.
I guess my opinion of puzzles is more centered around how lacking my own group is, rather than the concept itself.
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