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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sophist" data-source="post: 2455541" data-attributes="member: 15148">Sounds fine, I'll work your plan into the resolution below.Inside the world of Percival's mind, you come upon the wall of black bones. <a lesser divination that reveals what blocks, what is to be unlocked.> you find a band of hobgoblins strengthening the wall, but they did not create it. They have the faces of several knights and they are chained together like a press gang from a prison working the roadside.These you can set free easily. Because it is within a mind only, you sense that you need to convince only Percival that you are doing something. Within the mind even a ghost can be real. So a ghost miracle makes a key, unlocking the chain. The hobgoblins flee.Now you encounter a real problem: the does not seem to be a door there in the wall.Hint:[sblock]If you want to study out of game what I am getting at here, listen to Pink Floyd's THE WALL, but only take it as a metaphor of process, not a case study.[/sblock]From inside the wall, you hear faint singing from a young person:"It was one miserable morning in black '44,when the forward commander was told to sit tight,when he asked that his men be withdrawn ...... [too low to be intellegible]It was dark all around,there frost in the ground,when the tigers broke free ... [too low to be intellegible]... all of them dead, the rest of them dying ..."<sorry for my bad memory, I will complete the above later, but the general idea I think is there now>When you try to make a ghostly key, only senseless(?) ideas come forward: nothing, a hug, laughter, the cry of birth ....</blockquote>

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