Interim Dream Quest - Part I

 

Phantom Orchid had a dream (or was it only an illusion?) in prison, and needs your help to find out what it means.

Unfortunately, right now she dreams she is a dream, and her dream (or was it only an illusion?) is all jumbled up.

Solve the Sweet dream, or some sort of nightmare? puzzle to begin your journey,

and be prepared to plunge yourself into the sea of the subconscious.

 

Where day becomes night, and night becomes day

Where there is madness, where there is confusion

Where lines and boundaries are blurred

And emotions are likely to run high.

 

Poe is effectively trapped and can offer no assistance at this Time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

_{(I will give at least 1 gold coin (if/when I get out of jail) to the first person who finishes part I.  Not sure if the TKs are still running or whatnot, but this is open for sponsorship if anyone is feeling generous :) )}

Edited June 22, 201313 yr by Phantom Orchid

Interim Dream Quest - Part II

 

(reserved - to be announced)

 

_{(and yes, completion of Part I will be required to begin Part II)}

Edited June 22, 201313 yr by Phantom Orchid

I tried the puzzle, did the borders. But after that I quit. Because I spend already some hours on it, and it would take me a way too long time to just find the right pieces. Because everything is black, I did not had a reference point. And I don't want to spend 10-15 hours on this. So maybe make it less pieces?

*claps*

 

Good job on finishing the borders. I stop as soon as i see how many piece are there

Quite honestly there are way too many pieces for someone to do it, it might be fun as a real puzzle, where i could take weeks doing it, but as a quest, especially if its needed for part two, would take many hours. I agree with Rik and Dan

Same... it's too much :(

Its difficulty relates to how significant the dream content is.

 

But if it is too much I can always come up with an easier (and less exciting) one.

 

How about this, I'll leave it and just add a different, easier branch.  :)

I think that's better, although I still think when you add an easier one that nobody would solve the harder. Maybe make the reward very good or something.

I don't think the difficulty is a problem, it's obviously supposed to take forever to solve just by the sheer amount of pieces. The reason i'm not going to do it is because i did the borders one day, but when i came back the puzzle didn't save. :(

The not saving part together with the fact that i can't use the space beyond the borders for storing of pieces is why i dropped the idea of trying it too :(

and btw, i think the background could use another color. The current one is not very helpful. It is impossible (for me) to see the borderline of white pieces.

Somebody has come out of the nightmare and into a beautiful dream - somebody has also earned a gold coin.

 

Congratulations to...

 

wait for it...

 

AmberRune!! 

 

Part I will end when I get out of jail.

 

I have no creatures and most of my coin is promised elsewhere; however, for others who finish I can offer some enchanted stones from my inventory.

Edited June 24, 201313 yr by Phantom Orchid

I would be happy to sponsor rewards for this quest.

Congratulations to Dan for completing the puzzle!

 

 

not exactly came to my mind when i revealed this image, but during the time i put the pieces together, a thought came to my mind.

 

"nightmares are broken dreams."

 

When the pieces were yet put together, they were chaostic, and formless. They were as terrifying as nightmares should be.

 

But once the pieces were worked out, the nightmare transformed. A beautiful scene appeared, calm and serene. My eyes was captured by the magnificent [spoiler]. Nothing else mattered.

 

Part 2 of this quest is postponed until further notice.