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This deep sky abomination was a sub-npc to the Pillar of sin. They would move around the arena, leaving behind walls where they go. This limits sight lines, which figured into the sight line mechanic used with Aramomni summons. But I got bored of micromanaging them and they were underwhelming besides that.
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The final puzzle of Skies of Walltestia. This plaque went along side a room with 8 (visible) columns. A number of the columns had wall effects that were modified. e.g. Light could pass through some, audio could pass through some, one was invisible, one had no collision. The puzzle was to ferret out these features and then punch the corresponding pillar buttons on the plaque in the order indicated by the symbols up top.
This Strange Shell was stolen by the Clean Knives and stored in one of their safehouses in the Shattered Archipelago. The players came across the shell when they raided the safe house and pocketed it. It contains half of Aramomni. The iris colors light up for every time a shrine to the elements is visited and honored. Once at 3 lit irises or more, Aramomni has the ability to reach the faithful through their dreams.
The temple mutes the shell's communications, because they weren't fans of Aramomni over there.
...Also, why isn't this properly scaled? Why does it have a white background? Forget the gulf between artist and audience, sometimes the gulf between artist and self is plenty confounding enough.
Why would the elemental temple warrant its own tileset? Well, mostly... it doesn't. But I wanted to emphasize the color theming of the temple, and it felt right to start from basics for the finale of the campaign.
I was decently surprised that my code required almost no intervention to work with a new tileset. In order to ensure everything was in order, I made a testmap - a testmap never before seen by eyes other than mine.
Rainbow Happy Trails Protects the Innocent was the docent for the path of the warrior in the elemental temple; his job was to explain the rules of the trial and to retrieve anyone who fell into the river of acid.
Curiously, players were really receptive to Rainbow Happy Trails as an individual, which I think is really fascinating because as a character, Rainbow Happy Trails was designed to be the opposite of a main character: not self-possessed, or particularly motivated, or friendly. I think it had something to do with the fact that the players only had Cashy to interact with for the past few days and meeting someone who can put a regular sentence together was probably a lifesaver.
You may notice a linguistic through-line from Midnight Marvels and Rainbow Happy Trails. Indeed, they were made by similar methods, but while the Midnight Marvel line was designed for combat, the Rainbow Happy Trails line was designed as cheap, general purpose agents. The fashion magazine he's holding is his one personal item for the past 1000 years, and changes magically over time to keep the catalog fresh.
It was never explained in-game, but Rainbow Happy Trails Protects the Innocent is on the cosmic version of desk duty, because he did the cosmic equivalent of shooting a kid.
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A teaset used by Cuecueyo and Cuecuetlatza. Every century, they get to spend one day with each other, during a 'changing of the guard' ceremony. This tea set was originally made by Cuecueyo's father, and they've kept together suspiciously well over the years. Typhon grants strange gifts.
