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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 9518114" data-attributes="member: 27385">I have an adventure I'm wrapping up that has a simplish puzzle using primary/secondary colors.  There is a freestanding door mounted in the middle of the room that opens to a magical dimension where the treasure is found if the three lanterns can be placed right on the pedestal of the statue in front of the door.  Behind the door, on the wall are two black and white tapestries with one being of a sun and the other grass.  The clue was, When the Sun is yellow and the grass green, will you find your way.  To solve it, the yellow lantern is lit and opened all the way, shinning on both tapestries, the blue lantern lit and opened half way to shine on the grass (and half of the door).  The red lantern is not lit.  There are clues and checks involved, but I know my players will get it.  The lanterns are placed in another location from the door and the tapestries are more big pointing arrows to the clue.  You could use paint or something.  An actual flashlights prop for kids to use would be great.</blockquote>