I think you should add something to the dialogue for this mini-game to reassure the player that sticking some runes into the slots and hitting the Restoration button is absolutely OK, nothing bad can happen, and they should try it right now. It's a case of pause the game, consult Google and the Steam forum. I don't press buttons that look like something might go badly wrong if I do when I haven't got a clue what the button does. However therein lies the rub: until you do press that button it is totally not obvious. Once you pick a set of runes and press the "Restoration" button the fact that this a Mastermind mini-game becomes obvious. Thanks for that, I've just finished my first tomb and was completely flummoxed by this. But I'm not there yet, so don't know any further details about this stage. You probably noticed while being in the tomb that there are some rune signs your scholar can learn (for example, solving moving stones puzzle teaches him one of the runes). But to do that, you need to "learn" all the runes involved. Once you guess 3 runes for the specific book, your scholar is supposed to decipher them. The order you click runes doesn't matter, only runes themselves.
WARTALES TILTREN MAP HOW TO
Here’s how to navigate the Tiltren Tomb of the Ancients to find the Legendary Treasure, Codex’s and Runes in Wartales. It can be confusing to navigate, especially given its maze-like nature.
That's a pretty straightforward puzzle: you choose 3 runes, it shows you how many runes among chosen chose are correct (so 0, 1 or 2 until you guess is completely right). The Tiltren Tomb of the Ancients in Wartales is the first tomb you’ll encounter in game. We marked Rat infestations, Caves, Mines, Cities and many more. Thanks to it, you will not get lost any more. We have prepared an interactive map to help you. Originally posted by Phoenix:First, you need to guess which 3 runes are needed for the book. 3 Prev Wartales map and guide If you want to find all interesting places in Wartales, you have to read this guide.
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