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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jesus_marley" data-source="post: 1831529" data-attributes="member: 24730">One way to get around this problem is to have clues placed strategically in or around the area. As an example, while traversing a dungeon, the players find a message scratched into the wall - "Pass the light at night". You could make it mean nothing.... or you could have a special area that is blocked by a light barrier. Anyone who steps into the light take xD6 (or more if you like) fire damage. If they wait till night time, the barrier fades and they move forward. If for some reason the party didn't see the message, they could still try to figure out the solution (after someone gets burned of course).The beauty of this tactic is that it encourages players to fully explore dungeons in their entirety, looking for possible clues to possible puzzles.</blockquote>