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<blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 8187150" data-attributes="member: 93670"><p>as another example of clues.&nbsp; There was a sailor captured by islanders(tribes?)&nbsp; back in the 1700s(?) or so who noticed that the roof of one building used more advanced construction than all of the other buildings in the village &amp; started asking about it only to find that the reason was due to the tribe previously capturing a carpenter who survived a shipwreck &amp; built it while he was there in the village.&nbsp; Excited to find another english speaker&nbsp; in the area he kept asking about the builder &amp; found that the carpenter never integrated well with the tribe so was sold to another village where he was killed in a ritual.&nbsp; The sailor learned a critically important clue &amp; went on to establish himself both within the tribe as well as the slave trading world.&nbsp; I don't remember the guy's name but think it was north of Australia in the Polynesian islands.&nbsp; Incongruities in logic can be critical clues flashing &quot;investigate me&quot; in big neon lights both in the real world as well as d&amp;d</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="tetrasodium, post: 8187150, member: 93670"] as another example of clues. There was a sailor captured by islanders(tribes?) back in the 1700s(?) or so who noticed that the roof of one building used more advanced construction than all of the other buildings in the village & started asking about it only to find that the reason was due to the tribe previously capturing a carpenter who survived a shipwreck & built it while he was there in the village. Excited to find another english speaker in the area he kept asking about the builder & found that the carpenter never integrated well with the tribe so was sold to another village where he was killed in a ritual. The sailor learned a critically important clue & went on to establish himself both within the tribe as well as the slave trading world. I don't remember the guy's name but think it was north of Australia in the Polynesian islands. Incongruities in logic can be critical clues flashing "investigate me" in big neon lights both in the real world as well as d&d [/QUOTE]

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