Cupful of nightshade juice for the sleep spell. After that I noticed that the measuring bit worked by itself and I didn't need to worry about those details.

I tried to use the cup once on something that called for a cupful, and died.

When the yeti first starts chasing you, you can retreat into a cave... which makes another option available.

There wasn't an exact where given, but there was dialogue in the game suggesting why Mannanan kept going on all these journeys... Just pointing that out in case you didn't stumble over that. :) Care to give me a clue as to when this occured? I guess I missed it, or didn't notice it. I could be wron...

It's a KQ2+ reference. Go play AGDI's KQ2+. I have, but it's been a long time, and obviously the information has fallen out of my brain. Ah, well, it's been long enough to play it again, then! Care to give me a clue as to when this occured? I guess I missed it, or didn't notice it. Chattering anima...

When Mannanan goes on a journey, it begs the question "Where does he go?" There wasn't an exact where given, but there was dialogue in the game suggesting why Mannanan kept going on all these journeys... Just pointing that out in case you didn't stumble over that. :) Otherwise I can't com...

Honestly, I can't remember the correct order and I didn't grok the game logic behind it at the time, but I was certain that jewels would not be one of the three correct choices, which meant there were only three things to pick from, so from there I simply tried things methodically. If A, B, C didn't...

1. The wizard wouldn't lower himself to scraping scales off a dead fish. He gets those ready-prepared.

2. You can't go in through the door. What about other openings that lead into the building?

It's quite well hidden. Someone might have wanted to be very sure a wizard didn't spot it.

The page is inside a thing which is inside another thing. You won't see a page lying around anywhere. Look for places to hide things instead.

You checked your map for its hint, right?

I blogged a little about my love for Rosella today. KQ4 is dear to my heart. Laura Bow never got enough love, and the Colonel's Bequest is a fun little setting, I'd love to be able to show that to more people. And I, er, never played Mask of Eternity. A 'proper' version would certainly interest me...

Lambonius wrote:Why do people that don't like to solve puzzles play adventure games?

Some people like reading stories, and many adventure games are entertaining to read through.

Ok? Mama Behr has a big pot. So?

That was in response to people running out of food, I assume. Not about you.

Have you found the library yet? It is NOT in the wizard's house.

(_I_ never found the medusa's house, actually. I should go back and look for that sometime.)

Most animals in adventure games tend to be interested in eating, sleeping, mating, protecting their offspring, and not getting killed.

gives you unlimited trips/naps to accomplish your goals ... you mean I didn't actually have to quit and start over when my only food item left to give the constantly-hungry wizard was the porridge and I hadn't managed to complete the spell? NOW you tell me! :o Oh well, it went faster the second tim...

It might be easier if you could get the eagle to come closer.




What might an eagle want?