TOPIC: Trent Tokens Presents: True Dungeon History

edwin wrote: Jeff does.

Hehe, he does!

Probably a transition piece, used in the dungeon to go from a round pipe to a rectangular channel. Possibly used on the walls of Weird Magic or with the light tubes.

If you go to the hardware store or Menard's it is used to make the transition from a downspout to the circular pipe for the underground drain designed to move the water away from a house or structure.

Trent wrote: Who knows what this is?

It's the fifth one.

John Ohlinger (Salsa John) wrote: Probably a transition piece, used in the dungeon to go from a round pipe to a rectangular channel. Possibly used on the walls of Weird Magic.

If you go to the hardware store or Menard's it is used to make the transition from a downspout to the circular pipe for the underground drain designed to move the water away from a house or structure.

Your hardware description is literally correct, but your answer is "virtually" incorrect.

Druegar wrote:

Trent wrote: Who knows what this is?

It's the fifth one.

LOL, you're not wrong!

Was that the puzzle where you put balls in and they came out a different color?

Mike Steele wrote: Was that the puzzle where you put balls in and they came out a different color?

Nope!

I need lore checks that only go back about a week.

Krym wrote: I need lore checks that only go back about a week.

LOL, this is WAY more than a week old!

John Ohlinger (Salsa John) wrote: If you go to the hardware store or Menard's it is used to make the transition from a downspout to the circular pipe for the underground drain designed to move the water away from a house or structure.

There wasn't any water involved, but it definitely went with the flow.

Edit: yes, there actually was some water, but it wasn't what was flowing.

Andrew Knoll wrote:

John Ohlinger (Salsa John) wrote: If you go to the hardware store or Menard's it is used to make the transition from a downspout to the circular pipe for the underground drain designed to move the water away from a house or structure.

There wasn't any water involved, but it definitely went with the flow.

Edit: yes, there actually was some water, but it wasn't what was flowing.

LOL, I sea what you did there.

This is one of the connnectors for the translucent tubes that the different colored light flowed through for one of the puzzles. I believe it gave the ship power. It seemed light blue was the one that worked.