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<blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 2830359" data-attributes="member: 9254">I would recommend a meta-trap that you inform the rogue of through notes or private discussions.&nbsp; By meta-trap, I mean that the entire place is a trap but that the trap isn't designed to keep anyone out but to keep everything in.&nbsp; By that logic, the most powerful traps are at the outside and are &quot;last ditch&quot; kind of affairs that blast the victim back to the heart of the dungeon.&nbsp; He can disable the barriers and what-not but slowly make him aware that the traps are far more effective from the other side (aka the inside).&nbsp; Maybe have him make some craft:trap rolls and feed him info that way.&nbsp; This makes him pivotal to the way the party plans to proceed which, IMO, is more important than simply opening doors.&nbsp; A trained monkey can bypass a trap, it takes a true rogue to realize that you might not want to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kigmatzomat, post: 2830359, member: 9254"] I would recommend a meta-trap that you inform the rogue of through notes or private discussions. By meta-trap, I mean that the entire place is a trap but that the trap isn't designed to keep anyone [i]out[/i] but to keep everything [i][b]in[/b][/i]. By that logic, the most powerful traps are at the outside and are "last ditch" kind of affairs that blast the victim back to the heart of the dungeon. He can disable the barriers and what-not but slowly make him aware that the traps are far more effective from the other side (aka the inside). Maybe have him make some craft:trap rolls and feed him info that way. This makes him pivotal to the way the party plans to proceed which, IMO, is more important than simply opening doors. A trained monkey can bypass a trap, it takes a true rogue to realize that you might not want to. [/QUOTE]

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