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==='''Judge Information'''===

==='''Judge Information'''===

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The type of test and what the path looks like is up to the judge's discretion, they should relate in some way to balance but do not feel like you have to stick with things as simple as balancing your way across a narrow bridge. Be inventive and make it as abstract and inventive as you like. The key focus should be the balancing of something be it a set of physical objects, something philosophical or mathematical, the choice is yous just remember that it should be difficult and the summoner is meant to solve it themselves. They can have companions with them on the trip but anyone directly helping them solve the puzzle will result in the puzzle being declared void and an extra puzzle having to be faced and solved, probably something extra fiendish and abstract.   

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The type of test and what the path looks like is up to the judge's discretion, they should relate in some way to balance but do not feel like you have to stick with things as simple as balancing your way across a narrow bridge. Be inventive and make it as abstract and inventive as you like. The key focus should be the balancing of something be it a set of physical objects, something philosophical or mathematical, the choice is yours just remember that it should be difficult and the summoner is meant to solve it themselves. They can have companions with them on the trip but anyone directly helping them solve the puzzle will result in the puzzle being declared void and an extra puzzle having to be faced and solved, probably something extra fiendish and abstract.   

The solution to a puzzle could demand a roll be made or simply be found through roleplay and the correct interpretation of the information presented by the Judge. Mix it up a little and use both solution options to really test the summoner and make it feel like they have earned their victory. Also note that all four tests have to be passed successfully to pass to the Weyr, failing one test is not a disaster a new test will just have to be passed but failing two tests will see the summoner back on the lower slopes of the mountain, near the mist line and the Path of Balances shall hide from them for at least an IC month.

The solution to a puzzle could demand a roll be made or simply be found through roleplay and the correct interpretation of the information presented by the Judge. Mix it up a little and use both solution options to really test the summoner and make it feel like they have earned their victory. Also note that all four tests have to be passed successfully to pass to the Weyr, failing one test is not a disaster a new test will just have to be passed but failing two tests will see the summoner back on the lower slopes of the mountain, near the mist line and the Path of Balances shall hide from them for at least an IC month.

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Silvante at 08:59, 6 September 2011