I just realized something...
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That still makes it one of the most lethal rooms (is it a room?) there was.
Mind you, I think there have been five causeway deaths - and they were only around for two series. Based on that, then, I think that the causeways have been even more lethal than the Corridor Of Blades. However, every team in series 5 and 6 encountered a couple of them, whereas the Corridor Of Blades was fairly rare: alternating teams encountered it in series 4 (and I think that would have been the case in series 5 as well, based on teams 3 and 4). It was a rare visitor in series 6 and 7, too. It was only really prominent in series 8 when it became the Short Cut to Level Three. Mind you, I guess if more teams had reached Level Three it would have been encountered a bit more - which would make it just as if not more lethal than the causeways.
So, yes, I think the Corridor Of Blades is the most lethal device ever done. The fact that relatively few teams died in it is, I think, only because relatively few teams actually managed to reach it!
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Corridor Of Blades are pretty fast which i think really gets u going, Its not like trying to work out a puzzle. it need alot more speed and good comunication skills,
None of this 'side step to your lef' while the floor has just broken apart. or 'step left.. no i mean right sorry'
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Pickle: "Throw your whole body from side to side" was good. I think the team that got that advice survived. I cant remember who they were
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I thought it would be funny if Pickle carelessly guided them straight into a blade.
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Pickle: Side step to the left!
Dungeneer side steps in to a blade....
Treaguard: Ohh nasty...That'll teach you to listen to a half vitted elf
Pickle: Oops
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The Corridor of Blades was the only reason I can even remember Knightmare that well I was young and stupid at the time. The knightmares I had of that room haunted me for years, enough for me to remember more rooms in the later series' I can remember, I used to hate it when I was younger and was scared of it, lol.
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