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Message: <blockquote data-quote="howandwhy99" data-source="post: 5527231" data-attributes="member: 3192">Four rooms match up with four elements. I would use puzzles that reveal the traits of the elements involved.  For example:1. Water - liquids flow out to fill a space.  A small room has spikes on the floor. They are easily walked around slowly.  Within a large glass column in the center is water of low turgidity where they can see treasure. The challenge lies in opening the column without filling the room with water, which causes slippery footing.2. Earth - solids resist entrance and can encapsulate a person.  Behind this room's door is a wall of earth. The room is filled with it. Reaching the treasure inside means learning not only how to dig a tunnel, but to support a made ceiling of dirt. Finding the treasure quickly is part of deciding how to excavate.3. Wind - air is substantial, but usually not enough to support a person.  This room appears empty, though full of dust.  Greater than slowed movement creates dust clouds and limited visibility. In hole in the ceiling is a bat lair with your treasure. Disturb the bats and you are fighting blind in the dust. 4. Fire - fire is a chemical reaction letting off heat and light, it can both sustain and destroy life.  This room is overgrown with wood briars. Exploring it will cause damage, but under cover of the briars can be found a large, valuable tapestry.  Cutting the wood takes a long time, but burning much less. Of course burning causes smoke and can burn the treasure.Of course smart players will use elements from other rooms to assist them in overcoming others.</blockquote>

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