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For any reason, a | For any reason, a Elder may grant a dreamer the opportunity to take the Eln Hydel Challenge, though the opportunity cannot be requested. This challenge takes the form of one of many trials, completion of which results in a reward for the dreamer. | ||
So far, only one trial has been uncovered. | So far, only one trial has been uncovered. | ||
== The Crystal Maze == | == [[The Crystal Maze]] == | ||
This trial is simple. The dreamer is placed at the entrance to a maze and must solve it. The exit is a warded portal at the center, for which an amulet placed elsewhere in the maze must first be found. The dreamer has a time limit of 30 minutes. | <br> | ||
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This trial is simple. The dreamer is placed at the entrance to a maze in [[The Conclave]] and must solve it. The exit is a warded portal at the center, for which an amulet placed elsewhere in the maze must first be found. The dreamer has a time limit of 30 minutes. | |||
This was part of [[Idoaclesia]] era. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:37, 19 September 2021
For any reason, a Elder may grant a dreamer the opportunity to take the Eln Hydel Challenge, though the opportunity cannot be requested. This challenge takes the form of one of many trials, completion of which results in a reward for the dreamer.
So far, only one trial has been uncovered.
The Crystal Maze
This trial is simple. The dreamer is placed at the entrance to a maze in The Conclave and must solve it. The exit is a warded portal at the center, for which an amulet placed elsewhere in the maze must first be found. The dreamer has a time limit of 30 minutes.
This was part of Idoaclesia era.
