Arelith

The Fungal Maze on the 3rd level of the Derro Dungeon has a host of new bugs, not sure what caused it.

The mouths and bass relief interactables are all offset from their fixtures

The pit-trap in the granite cave that has you fall into the 'inescapable' pit with several hidden grates is now actually inescapable. The grates don't show up, even under skilled inspection. Tested with a character with 24 spot, and a seperate character with 20 search. There were two other characters in the area at the time, one who'd been trapped for over an hour. All in detect mode, all rotating around the room and standing still in various places.

The Magic Mouth spot check isn't visible with 24 spot.

I will be getting this area and will get it fixed! Thanks for the updates.

Cool! Thanks for the quick reply and your hard work!

These have been fixed/adjusted and submitted. Watch for update announcements to know when it will go live.

For the record all routes out of the "locked room" worked when I retested. I did make a single change so there is an exit open to everyone.

The DC on the Bas Relief heads was not that high. This sounds like some other sort of error. Also, if you already have the items in your inventory, you don't get the option for another set. One set at a time per customer.

Anatida wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 08, 2019 10:41 pm

The DC on the Bas Relief heads was not that high. This sounds like some other sort of error. Also, if you already have the items in your inventory, you don't get the option for another set. One set at a time per customer.

It seems like you need to have invested at least one point into Spot for the check to even trigger. I've been there with a character with 25 spot (buffs /items only) and the check did not trigger.

I am pretty sure that is how all skills work. I could be mistaken tho.

Only skills with the "Trained: Yes" tag in their descriptions. Anything else can be used freely without ranks. That's what "Trained" means, in PnP "Use Untrained?" with the opposite boolean.

Spot does not require training, according to the wiki. That is what had me confused about it in the first place.