Puzzle practice

[toastjeff]

How about a room somewhere where you can go to practice puzzles (Reaver, 5x5, inspired quarter 3D tile puzzle, etc.). I know there are solvers everywhere, but the ultimate goal should be that most people can do most puzzles on their own. Sure, a person could go pull up the Mastermind web game, but how about a place in game where they can twirl the actual skulls without eles and a timer ticking down, or a place to practice jumping on to the middle tile without stepping on three others.

Or am I carzy for picturing a day when no one needs to be let out of a room in part three?

[Kahuna68]

Or am I carzy

You so carzy!

To answer your question, I'm thinking that they're going to try keep as true to a PnP game as possible in this situation. You don't get to practice a quest while sitting around the table, so I don't expect we'll be seeing such a mechanic in DDO.

[Angelus_dead]

They should not put in special practice chambers. What they could reasonably do is reuse variations of the puzzle mechanics in different dungeons.

Keep in mind that if you want to practice Abbot puzzles, you simply go into the Abbot raid...

[platonicx]

I can imagine if we ever get some sort of guild housing in the future you can also have a training ground room inside. But thats sci-fi.

[Freeman]

This covers the Shroud and Monastery puzzles(You can practice them or have them solved for you): http://forums.ddo.com/showthread.php?t=137347

For the Reaver, I use this trainer: http://forums.ddo.com/showthread.php?t=153125