What to do with Wheel Key?? *Spoiler*

[Gambleur]

Guys,

I've just gotten the wheel key out of the Arnika temple, and taken it to the crypt room in the lower monastery (as the walkthrough suggested) but I have no idea where (or how) to use it.

Any help would be appreciated.

G.

[Case00]

Just click "use", choose the wheel key, and place on the wheel indentation on the door.

[Gambleur]

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Originally posted by Case00:
Just click "use", choose the wheel key, and place on the wheel indentation on the door.

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In all honesty, I can't even *find* a door.. the closest I can find is that funny circular mosaic on the wall opposite the three skeletons in the shelves.

Can you please give me a rough description on where the wheel imprint is in the crypt room??

Thanks.

G.

[Case00]

Did you find the metal bridge that you could raise and lower? If so, the door is on the far side. Raise the bridge, go foward for about 15 feet, and it's right there.

[Gambleur]

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Originally posted by Case00:
Did you find the metal bridge that you could raise and lower? If so, the door is on the far side. Raise the bridge, go foward for about 15 feet, and it's right there.

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Hehe okay, I suck. How do I raise the bridge?

G.

[Case00]

When you first find the bridge it will be lowered. The button to raise it is on the right hand column. Just walk on the bridge, hit the button and up you go. Once it stops you will have two options to go. One way takes you to more of the complex, while the other ends very shortly in a big door, that's the once you are looking for.

[Case00]

Oh yeah, be ready for a nasty fight when you get in. If you don't have Magic Screen yet, you might want to grab some more exp first and level up your priest or bishop. I think one of the vendors in Arnika might sell a book of it as well if you are still in the city.

[Tholarion]

I can't believe you answered all of those questions for him. Frankly, anyone who would ask how to raise the bridge obviously hasn't even made it to the upper monastery yet. That huge red button was the first thing I noticed when I saw the bridge and certainly doesn't qualify as a puzzle.

-FF

[Case00]

Yeah, I know.. I forgot what i was doing, but I remember it being really boring. Answering questions, even basic ones was way more intresting right about then.
Seeing it now though, I'm a little surprised myself.

[BlackRaven]

Sometimes it's just the nice thing to do, answering the simple questions. Maybe this is his very first RPG. It can take awhile to get used to looking around for "clickable" objects. I still find myself getting stumped by the most obvious things. Usually my son straightens me out cause he likes the sheepish look on my face.