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What an incredible review! Great job Rapseflaps, I thoroughly enjoyed going through all the detail you've provided. You certainly deserve that golden badge you've got! :thumbup: ~Peace

Well, if there's anything I've learned about tiles, it's that they can either be rearranged to make something happen, or they are covering up some clue. I would like to see if any of the tiles are loose, and could be prised off. I would then like to try prise of any that appear so. I know, I should probably be focusing on the stone blocks puzzle... So, we have four of each of these: Hmm, okay, apparently I can't show you guys drawings from Peeron... That's fine, I'll just show you this one again. Either it combines into one large structure, 2 average sized structures, or 4 small structures. Now, lets all put our thinking/building hats on! I get the feeling, like Sheldon, that we have to sort this out before the spear thing.

What an interesting review, Siegfried. I can certainly see how this would be useful. Very neat product from Lego. (Better than ice cube trays... ) Perhaps brick set thinks it measures in inches and centimetres? ~Peace

Hah. I do enjoy a good pun. Anyway, I don't think I'm up for spear swinging, no sir. I'll stick with tile inspecting if you don't mind.

Interesting. Perhaps the stone pattern will match the one from waaay at the beginning, that we used to access the temple. I'll look into that after this: I would like to look closely at the protruding dark red (or are they reddish brown?) tiles under the arches.

Before we go feeling around everywhere, maybe we should look? I would like to have a look at the broken section of wall, see what lies beyond it and see if there's anything in the rubble. I would also like to look at the spears protruding from the wall, see if any are loose and can be detached.

Alright, alright, here I am, Ian Denton. Now lets get this done, I want to get back home to my family and friends! {Note, the reluctance is entirely in character. I'm looking forward to playing! }

Looks like I got back in time then. ~Peace

Well, just as Peppermint_M gets back, I'm off! I'll be away for 4-5 days, I'll be back either Tuesday or Wednesday. ~Peace

I'd love to take part in this mafia game. Sounds very interesting... on a magical island, and nobody knows where they are... ~Peace

Wew, that was fun. A lot of Deserters there, us Honoured didn't really do so good at all did we? Ah well, there's always next mafia... A shame I never got to use my night action though. I finally decide to use it and I get tied to a tree and shot in the face! ~Peace

I hate to double post, but I feel I should mention I'm having more internet troubles. It should be working properly again somewhere between the 1st and 3rd of April. Sorry for any inconvenience. ~Peace

I was gonna say. Who has the camera? Snap us a picture already. And be sure to hold it still!

I would like to... Um. I think I'll just stand over by my dear Tony. And.. uh.. examine the large hole in the wall again. I need to collect my thoughts...

Alright, so long as you give us plenty of anagram clues in Masonic cipher. I'm still having fun with this, even if I get a bit lost now and then. You're doing great Hinckley. ~Peace

Madness! I desperately want to believe there is nothing supernatural at force here, that all the things could be rationally explained, but I'm stuck on a few points. Like, when we first opened the library, with the floating crown? Perhaps a hologram, but I didn't see any projectors nearby. You can't exactly hide a projector like that anyway. And what about that man who appeared in the photograph? You know, the one that was all blurry. How could anyone explain that? The murders could have easily been done by crazy cultists, made to look supernatural, but these other things I can't explain. Any ideas anyone?

I would like to take a look in the compartment that is apparently empty but also apparently has something in it. If there is anything inside the (empty ) compartment, I'd like to take it out and inspect it.

I'd like to try the panels again, now that something happened. I'm sure it won't be that simple, but why not, right?

You don't think... ...that your wife and my Tony went off together, do you?! Oh, Tony, if I find out you're up to no good...

Oh, look at that! It sure is helpful being tall. You get great views on things. I would like to look under both the benches, both in the floor space under them, and on the bottom of the benches themselves. Hopefully there's be no gum stuck under there... I'd also like to check in the space under what I assume is the tables for resting your books on while you read. This is a library after all. Once I've done that, I'd like to tap on the bley 2x3 slope piece of the table on the left. See if it sounds hollow, or anything like that. I'd also like to give it a shake, see if it can be lifted or pushed off. Also, where's Tony Peck? Has anyone seen him around? Oooh, I haven't seen him since page 6! Ooh, now I'm worried. Tony? Where are you dear?

Oh. Um. The benches. Tables. Stone slab things on the ground there. Please. Tables? They look like tables. They dark grey things on either side of the center of that picture. To be more specific, I'd like to look under them, inside them if I can, all over the exterior... Basically, I am all about those grey things.

If I may, I'd like to inspect the altars and see if there's anything out of the ordinary there.

I would like to take the torch out of the left hand of the statue on the right and put it in it's right hand. Then make sure the left statue has the torch in it's left hand, and make sure the center statue has the two swords in a crossed position, so we can all be sure and solve this puzzle! Yeah!

I would like to take the torch he tried to ram in the left hand of the left statue which was already holding the torch he just put there, and put it in the left hand of the statue on the right. If that doesn't work, then in the right hand of the statue on the right. Then we should be set. Hopefully.

Very nice, very sleek. My one gripe would be the windshield. I wonder how it would look with one of these? Still, a very neat creation you've got here! ~Peace