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<blockquote data-quote="Fangor the Fierce" data-source="post: 4008456" data-attributes="member: 17100">Wren thinks on this for a while, and turns to Viridian.&nbsp; &quot;You think that there is a chance that you could open multiple doorways?&nbsp; If so, then the outside guard would not even be a threat.&nbsp; Have three doorways, one for each set of doors, and we can split up, enter through the three entryways, and surprise the guards easily.&nbsp; Or does it not work that way?&quot;Wren doesn't know the limits of her spells, but he's thinking out loud.&nbsp; If there was a chance to all enter through those three entryways, then it would be a good chance to surprise the enemies.&nbsp; They would be surrounded.&quot;Does that doorway work both ways?&nbsp; In other words, if you created a doorway with the front door, and we waited until that guard stepped through it, would he end up here instead?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fangor the Fierce, post: 4008456, member: 17100"] Wren thinks on this for a while, and turns to Viridian. [color=lightslategrey]"You think that there is a chance that you could open multiple doorways? If so, then the outside guard would not even be a threat. Have three doorways, one for each set of doors, and we can split up, enter through the three entryways, and surprise the guards easily. Or does it not work that way?"[/color] Wren doesn't know the limits of her spells, but he's thinking out loud. If there was a chance to all enter through those three entryways, then it would be a good chance to surprise the enemies. They would be surrounded. [color=lightslategrey]"Does that doorway work both ways? In other words, if you created a doorway with the front door, and we waited until that guard stepped through it, would he end up here instead?"[/color] [/QUOTE]

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