The Wonderland Board

Hi all! So I actually have seven adventures to release, and I must profess that figuring out what order to upload them in, when to do it, and being 100% satisfactory with each one in the set before uploading them has been a pain. Especially when I'm already ignoring no less than three major wonderland projects and uncountable others for the sake of neverending everythingness. Nonetheless, I am finally settling on this weird rag-tag team.

So unlike most of my Jut's Misfits trilogies, I'm going to be uploading these separately. "What" Yes, I know, it's like why even call them a bundle if they're all gonna be uploaded separately? Well:

1) each one is very different from the other, making them frankly impractical for them to all be together, and
2) each one is quite small and really quirky, and don't feel like real "full-scale" adventures; they still feel strangely connected despite technical obstacles.

So, without further ado, I'm going to copy/paste this exact same text in all three posts and share each one separately, followed by a relatively normal post. And yes if you couldn't tell I'm thinking this up on the spot.

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JMVI Adventure 1: Tethered Ship
(Part 2, Part 3)

So this adventure I've had waiting for a very long time. Why? Because it requires OpenWA and I was waiting in the hopes that I'd create more modded wonderland mini content. And. That hasn't happened.

Regardless, since this requires OpenWA whereas all of my others do not this was one of the reasons why I decided to make JMVI split. Nonetheless it's a cute little adventure with some quirky little tricks.

Good luck escaping the sinking ship!

And, if you need it, my video solution - along with Cookie's alternate solution

...Good *GRIEF*, Jutomi - for one so small, this puzzle is unexpectedly *DEVIOUS!*

I can figure out how to move the prism, even get to the goal (although, for whatever reason, it seems like getting the required angle is random - makes me wonder exactly how prisms work in WA), but getting the coin? That's going to take me a while, assuming I have the puzzle skills necessary to figure it out at all.

Update: Got to the goal with the coin! And what a coin it is - requiring multiple magic trickshots to get while still getting to the goal. Surprised I managed to figure that one out without help!

Congratulations! You're pretty good at this game; not too many others want to brave my horrifying content.

Posted my video solution in the original post just above the adventure download - along with an alternate solution found by Cookie.

Let me know if you solved it differently. Enjoy.

...*WOW*, did I overcomplicate this. Like, *SEVERELY* overcomplicated it.

So I started out like this. Cast Flash to pointer location, immediately move up-right one tile then right one tile. Place Prism there, then cast Blink Barrel to pointer location... And *IMMEDIATELY* move up-left, resulting in this. Move to here, Pow the pointer location, then a *LIGHTNING-FAST* Pow to the other Blink Barrel. *BARELY* grab the coin, then exit. This method is... Well, compared to those other two, it's *BAD*. The Flash bit is okay, but everything else requires an absurd amount of reloading save slots - the Blink Barrel-Prism trick is super inconsistent (I'm guessing it's a quirk of homing magic, but essentially moving immediately after casting it results in the prism splitting and redirecting it in different angles, with it barely being possible to get the angles necessary for the Blink Barrels to get into position), and while performing the Pow trick is easy, using it *AND* successfully getting the coin in the process requires such *LUDICROUSLY* insane timing that I've only pulled it off a handful of times, and I couldn't do it just now upon taking these screenshots.

I, uh... I don't recommend beating it this way. Just... Just don't. It's not worth it.

Oh...

I like that.

I mean, I hate it...

but I like it.

Many thanks, rainbowmon xD