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| + | ==References== | ||
| + | * Studying a pattern of shifting blocks of ice refers to the Harry Dresden novel ''{{wikipedia|Skin Game (The Dresden Files)|Skin Game}}''. | ||
| + | * The song "{{wikipedia|Korobeiniki}}" was used as background music in the falling blocks game ''{{wikipedia|Tetris}}''. | ||
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A wall of ice bricks falls continuously, blocking your way forward in the Hero Dash. It doesn't seem impassible, but barreling through the wall without a little preparation seems unwise.
- If you've selected Lift the blocks but not Learn the pattern:
You've lifted N blocks.
- If you've selected Learn the pattern but not Lift the blocks:
You've learned M clues.
- If you've selected both Lift the blocks and Learn the pattern:
You've lifted N blocks and learned M clues.
Options:
- Lift the blocks
- Learn the pattern
- Rush through
- Maybe later
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Results
If you chose Lift the blocks:
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Do You Even Lift, Hero?
You rub your hands together in preparation for a test of raw strength. It's like those hammer things and the fair, except the hammer is your fists and instead of a strength-o-meter, it's just a stack of giant blocks of ice. So, really, exactly the same.
- If you ?:
You haul at the blocks with clearly superhuman strength, clearing the way for your future progress.
- Lifts 2 blocks
- Otherwise:
You haul and haul and haul at the blocks. They don't move that much, but they're probably at least a little out of alignment.
- Lifts 1 block
If you chose Learn the pattern:
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Cloud, Cloud, Go Away
You rub your hands together in preparation for a test of raw strength. It's like those hammer things and the fair, except the hammer is your fists and instead of a strength-o-meter, it's just a stack of giant blocks of ice. So, really, exactly the same.
- If you ?:
The blocks fall in endless patterns, like the percentage increases and decreases in stocks and bonds. It's pretty baffling, but you have a couple ideas.
- Learn 2 clues
- Otherwise:
The blocks fall in endless patterns, like the percentage increases and decreases in stocks and bonds. It's pretty baffling, but you have an idea.
- Learn 1 clue
- And then, if you are wearing binoculars:
You peer at the blocks from a safe distance through your binoculars, which helps make sense of the whole thing.
- Learn an additional 1 clue
If you chose Rush through:
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Catchy Beeping
You charge through the falling blocks to the tune of Korobeiniki. Just need to get past those blocks...
It turns out your gigantic cybernetic hand is powerful enough to crush some of the ice, but you still take X damage from the weight and Y damage from the chill.
- If you are defeated:
But that's all you have in you.
- If this is the first completed trial of the Dash:
The booth right after the event offers you a drink.
You got an item: Water Drinkadile 
- or
You got an item: Garlic Drinkadile
- or
You got an item: Lavender Drinkadile
- If this is the second completed trial of the Dash:
The booth right after the event offers you some refreshment.
You got an item: Hero Dash nuts 
- or
You got an item: Hero Dash licorice 
- or
You got an item: Hero Dash expresso 
- If this is the third completed trial of the Dash:
You've finished today's Hero Dash in <amount of time taken>. Congratulations!
If you chose Maybe later:
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Fight Now, Dash Later
No time for dashing right now, you've got crime to fight!
- Does not consume time
Location(s)
Notes
- X is ?
- Y is ?
References
- Studying a pattern of shifting blocks of ice refers to the Harry Dresden novel Skin Game.
- The song "Korobeiniki" was used as background music in the falling blocks game Tetris.
