The blade goes through him slightly!!!

It was on Challenge this Morning- and I got a good clip of that scene!

I havnt seen The Corridor Of Blades for a while now... did they use it in Series 7 at all? (Thats what is currently on Challenge)

The old 'mind games' thing, eh? Hehe, a good plan.

Treguard retaining elements of his former sadistic nature would be quite welcome. Not going overboard or anything, it wouldn't do to have him cackling with glee at the team's misfortune, but certainly having him less of a helping hand would be fun.

If a team was particularly dense, a well placed withering barb would do wonders.

Their was certinally a lot of dense teams, a lot seemed to die in the Bladed Passage or whatever the hell it was called. How hard is it to dodge blades.

Treguard retaining elements of his former sadistic nature would be quite welcome. Not going overboard or anything, it wouldn't do to have him cackling with glee at the team's misfortune, but certainly having him less of a helping hand would be fun.

If a team was particularly dense, a well placed withering barb would do wonders.

A dungeoneer enters a room with a table. On it is a conch. The team pick up the conch and suddenly the room starts shrinking, much in the same way as the wall room. What the teams dont know is that it is an illusion wall. ) Although an NPC may tell them this for 3 correct riddles, etc) and teams would panic and Treguard would probably start chuckling when the teams suddenly realise that they havn't been squashed to a pulp.

I can see the looks ont he advisors faces

Then of course you give them a real wall later on and they confidently get squashed cos' they thought it was another illusion >.<

Awww, go on, tell us. That's what the forum's here for.

I'm going to run it by a few people before I say anything. That's if my friends don't send me to the loony bin!

If it were for a Crystal Maze esque timeslot... now THAT would be something.

I majorly envision slightly more scarier death scenes, for one - something like 2 seconds before the death, the entire screen turns red, except for the dungeoneer and whatever it is that kills them, who turns black, with only their shape showing. It's tasteful in that no specific details are shown, but you could have things like the black figure falling to the ground, for example.