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Hello all,
I was recently playing a game of d&d and we left off in a dungeon I was wondering if anyone had some good puzzle ideas? I had one where there was a button and a circle of 10 lanterns. Once they pressed the buttons the lanterns lit and kept going, as they where discussing i started counting the number. They kept on pressing it but the puzzle was to let it count down. Has anyone else got any cool puzzles? Ps they recently killed a white dragon.

Anything specific you can tell us about the dungeon? I usually find relating dungeon events to the dungeon's theme and what it is helps.

There where goblins that worshiped the dragon.

What if the puzzles were made by the goblins so only believers would enter?

Let's say there were 5 buttons, each a different color to represent each dragon. The characters must push the correct button. If the wrong button is pushed, parts of the room can be engulfed in flames (red for red dragon) poison (green for green dragon), ice (white for white dragon) and so on if they get the wrong answer. The correct answer is the color that corresponds to the dragon.

It's easy to solve, yes. Still, I guess it's something.