Right path...left path?

[Julius_Scaramonger]

When given the choice of the left door or the right door with a frightknight above it was always a decision of wether thats a sign or the oppostion playing tricks... :

[Purgatory]

Is the 'adventurer's code book' anywhere to be viwed?

[Julius_Scaramonger]

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[Kawaii_Catgirl]

View the slides here:

http://knightmare.v21hosting.co.uk/behind/ray/2/1.htm

[Tom41]

I distinctly remember one team that deliberately took the door with the FrightKnight over it after going down in the Decender. The advisers were discussing whether they should take the FrightKnight door or not, and eventually decided to take it. Needless to say, they didn't succeed eventually. Perhaps the FrightKnight door put the team in 'losing' status?

There was another occasion where two doors (I think) appeared when the Decender stopped, and they BOTH had FrightKnights over them!  

[MPK]

Now Im going to cause some spin here!

Surely taking the more dangerous doors should be the better route as the dungeoneer would be doing more adventuring! Whats the point in always taking the easy path?

[rachelesque]

Completely off topic, but in the slides, look at the address, Magdalen Street, Norwich.  i live there at the moment!

[rachelesque]

And on topic (while I think about it...), the door to level 3 always had a frightnight above it if there was only 1 in the descender.

[Purgatory]

I wonder of the left door in the room of choice made any difference.

[Pooka]

Sometimes taking the left path could be fatal - series 1, team 1, for example.

[Steve]

Didnt they loose mainly because they picked up a wrong clue object (the talisman and not the lamp) perhaps they were supposed to just remember the symbol and take the other 2 objects for use against lilith and the darkness.

[Arcengal]

No, that team were complete idiots. The wall-monster said "Justice lies on the right", presumably meaning to take the right hand door, but for some reason they took the left door.