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<blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 6728093" data-attributes="member: 97077">Yes, when the goal and approach to solving those puzzles or riddles has an uncertain outcome.Harrison chose to figure it out for himself and acted accordingly. He blows it, of course, by choosing the letter &quot;J&quot; and only due to a successful saving throw does he manage not to fall to his death.Now, Harrison says something like, &quot;I try to deduce what it means to 'walk in the name of God' means based on what my father's journal says and these lettered tiled before me. I can also eliminate 'J' as a possibility...&quot; The DM thinks the outcome is uncertain so he or she calls for an Intelligence (Investigation) check which Harrison passes. The DM tells Harrison that the name of god would be in Latin and that means it starts with an &quot;I.&quot; Indy repeats this, then makes the right steps and carries on to confront other deadly perils.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iserith, post: 6728093, member: 97077"] Yes, when the goal and approach to solving those puzzles or riddles has an uncertain outcome. Harrison chose to figure it out for himself and acted accordingly. He blows it, of course, by choosing the letter "J" and only due to a successful saving throw does he manage not to fall to his death. Now, Harrison says something like, "I try to deduce what it means to 'walk in the name of God' means based on what my father's journal says and these lettered tiled before me. I can also eliminate 'J' as a possibility..." The DM thinks the outcome is uncertain so he or she calls for an Intelligence (Investigation) check which Harrison passes. The DM tells Harrison that the name of god would be in Latin and that means it starts with an "I." Indy repeats this, then makes the right steps and carries on to confront other deadly perils. [/QUOTE]

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