I am playing a melee warrior character with a sword, and joined the Knights of the Holy Cross. One of the quests they gave me was to retrieve a gold plate from the Maze on their level. So after I defeated Rodrick, the rogue Knight, I got the key to the place from him, and using the map, was able to easily find all the hidden doors and explore hidden rooms. Then I came across the Door of Precious Levers in one of the hidden rooms, guarding access to old storage spaces and the golden plate. The door was locked, and had 2 levers on the sides, but none of my keys worked on it and moving the levers around accomplished nothing. Disappointed, I went back to the Knights' quarters and spoke with the Armorer again, who gave the background info about the Maze and the Door before. He repeated what he told me before, nobody knows how to operate the levers to open the door, but it is said by studying the artifacts of the order, one can figure it out. So at first, I thought artifacts referred to the Standard and the Taper which i already recovered/received, and tried to use those on the levers/door, but that didn't work either. I tried to talking to each knight, to see if I could ask them about artifacts to get more info, when I ran into Biden, who returned there after I dispatched Rodrick. He thanked me again for doing his job, and gave me a scroll, which said the weirdest thing, something about dotting i's being important. I thought to myself he must've done some serious crack while he was hiding from Rodrick in the hallway. But then I kept thinking back to (sort of in the back of my mind) to those 2 headstones near the Knights' shrine, and how they had these weird colorful dots above the i's that really stood out from the rest of the text. The picture slowly formed in my mind, well if they were heroes or something, their graves/helmets/headstones could be artifacts, so I ran over there, and read the headstones again. Yep, red and white dots above i's, the scroll, and remembered the levers next to the door were also red and white. Holy fuck, it's the fucking code! White, red, red, white, white, red. I run over to the door again, giddy as a pregnant woman in a buffet line, and try that shit, thinking to myself, no, there is no way this shit works, this would be way too elegant and sophisticated for a video game, when the door freaking opens! And I had to come here! This game is quickly making its way up my favorites' list. Bravo!
) are fun, I was very surprised that I can actually convince bandit leader to speak with me (still have no idea what I should ask him for). I knew that attacking bandids on sight even if they are not hostile is not a good idea 
