RobotDave: Oh goodness, Lakanu and I are so screwed.
Sparky: unless we figure out this well
black_dynamite: Is dave doing the worm?
black_dynamite: Also, if I had drey, I could just carry you guys out of the fire
Yin: Jacques has fire resistance, I think.  Maybe.
Jacques: I have resistance to ongoing fire damage
Jacques: er
Jacques: I have a +2 to saving throws AGAINST ongoing fire damage
Yin: Oh, meh.
Jacques: If those rods were uranium I could heat them up to really hot levels, then use that to create electricity
black_dynamite: Guys. Is there anything I should do in here
Yin: I don't know, my brain is just not working at this point.
Jacques: mine neither
Jacques: I have no clue what this is supposed to be
Yin: Grey door likes inorganic, red door likes organic, but I haven't a clue what that means.
Yin: You know, sometimes the simplest puzzles are the hardest.
Yin: This is a lesson learned well from that zelda game with the trains.
Jacques: One of the Oracle games?
Yin: Nah, Spirit Tracks, just remembered the name.
Jacques: oh yeah
Sparky: What on earth is the deal with this well
Jacques: I was thinking of this train mini-game thing, not the game with a lot of trains
Jacques: and I have no clue
Jacques: The well is just pointless, and the rods are going right over my head
Yin: Well, the wells do something, it's just that they also cause horrible death related things.
Jacques: Yes, the wells do something, but we can't do anything with it. Because we don't do lightning
Yin: Normally, at least in the case of games, the area around them usually provide a method of using something for in case the player can't do it themselves.
Sparky: Or at least a clue
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