When you try to open the gold door this message comes up: "This door has a series of four locks - bronze, iron, silver, and gold. You will need to collect all 4 keys before approaching this door again."

TIPS: "2 and 8" refers to 28, the entire number of pins on the board. When it says you can only use each pin once, it means you can only use each pin for a single square. You can't make multiple squares using the same pins. Keep in mind that the squares to not have to sit flat, they can be rotated in various angles and still be square.

The pieces can be rotated by clicking once on the yellow rotation icon at the top left of each pieces. Try finding the pieces that can only be put in one spot before placing any others. There is one piece that is oddly and needlessly specific about its rotation, and even if everything is technically correct you will still fail if this piece is not rotated correctly. Highlight between the brackets find out which piece that is and what rotation you need. [From the top left corner, four down and two/three right, the fish/fish horizontal piece has to be upside-down, so the bellies of the fist point toward the top right.]

As said by : "'2 and 8' refers to the number of pegs, 28. Each peg is only used once to make 7 squares."

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Upon completion you receive the Bronze Summit Key. This key goes to the door on the right that appears further away from you, (the Bronze door).

Upon returning to the puzzle room you will receive the achievement A Bad Omen: 7 Squares, which gives you he title of Square (___ is a square).

If you try to open it more conversation comes up. "The bronze key seems like it would fit the bronze lock on this door. With a sense of trepidation, you move the key toward the lock, but Blake stops you." Blake: Wait! We should wait for tomorrow! Saggi: Aw, what happened to your “sense of adventure”? Blake: Well, it’s just…we don’t know what we’re going to find in there. It could be another puzzle like that first room, but there could also be danger in there. We should wait until we’re well rested before diving in. Saggi: I can’t believe it, but I agree. Elwood: Absolutely. If I was going to drop another battle challenger into the mix, it would be now, and I wouldn’t personally want to be fighting it in a dark, enclosed space on anything but full energy. "You agree to wait until tomorrow to open the Bronze Door."

The bronze door can now be opened.

Match the pieces to the board Do not fret to use new bearing All must fit to win reward Use it wisely, true and daring

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Upon completion you receive the Iron Summit Key: This key goes to the door on the far right (the iron door).

Upon returning to the puzzle room you will receive the achievement A Bad Omen: Dominos, which gives you the title of Stacked (___ is stacked).

The next door can be opened immediately.

When you try to view the puzzle, more text appears. Blake: Wow, I guess a tomb can’t sit forgotten without time taking a toll, but wow. Looks like another puzzle in there. Well, head on in, friend! Saggi: He stops you immediately. Absolutely not! This is a clear violation of SOHA regulations. Matlal: WHAT “SOHA”? Saggi: It’s the Subeta Occupational Hazard Administration. I cannot let anyone enter this room until proper safety precautions have been taken. Blake: C’mon, man, there are no SOHA reps here. Saggi: Ethics are the things that you do when no one is watching. I cannot allow any of our employees to enter a potentially dangerous work site. Blake: Sighs, defeated. Fine, better safe than sorry. Saggi: Mayonaka, go and get some rest. Blake and I will work through the night to make sure the room is safe to enter tomorrow. Blake: Oh great; No adventure, and I get voluntold to be part of the clean up crew, too. You agree to come back in the morning.

You approach the central door and fit each key into its corresponding lock. Turning them, they all move freely and make a satisfying click. As the final gold key is turned, some larger locking mechanism inside the door itself springs to life. Several seconds of grinding and thumping noises pass, then silence. Elwood: That’s unexpected. Blake: His eyes glitter with excitement Open it! Saggi: Though he would never admit it, his voice is tinged with a hint of awe. It will be too heavy. Everyone, together. The teams line up at the door, each taking one half. On the count of three, the doors are heaved open. The ancient hinges squeal in protest, the doors themselves sagging and scraping the uneven floor. Eventually, a space wide enough to pass through is opened, a gust of stale air escaping the dark chamber beyond. A noise stirs inside. Blake: That’s not a good sound. Saggi: LIGHT! We need light! Elwood: Oh yeah, put the battle challenger in the big room, predictable. Aides rush over with flashlights, torches, and whatever else they can get their hands on. Oh no. Oh NO. Inside the room, treasure glitters in the light, but something else stirs within and it isn’t happy.

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Strategies: (Please ping me directly if you have a strategy you would like me to add here.) Thank you to "My strategy is the following: 1st round - Negating Pylonic (potion) + Icy Freezing Rod of Doom + Eventide Chakram + Gelaspell Scroll 2nd round - Glaciating Pylonic (to try for a chain freeze) + Scavenged Bow + Eventide Chakram + Gelaspell Scroll 3rd round (if I get the chain freeze) - Mercurial Throwing Vial (for a third freeze) + Bronze Clockwork Grenade + Gelaspell Scroll + Eventide Chakram 4rd round (if the third freeze works) - Eventide Chakram + Malevolent Grimfruit + Gelaspell Scroll Rinse and repeat. This is for a tier 4 player obv. You can swap the Scavenged Bow for another Clockwork Grenade or get two Eventide Chakrams modified with two Singed Baguette Crystals each."

If this doesn't work for you, keep in mind that you can always ask people in the Battle Forum.