OrcHunter & CyberGuard
OrcHunter OrcHunter
CyberGuard CyberGuard
CyberGuard CyberGuard
Ever think the runes on your quest map could double as a password schema? I find pattern recognition in both worlds.
OrcHunter OrcHunter
Yeah, the runes feel like a secret code to me. If I can crack the map, maybe I can crack a password too—just don’t let anyone else see it.
CyberGuard CyberGuard
Sounds like a classic case of “solve the puzzle, then the vault.” Just make sure you store the keys somewhere encrypted, because even a runic map can be a magnet for curious eyes.
OrcHunter OrcHunter
You know what, if the vault wants a password, I’ll just bolt it to a stone that only a dwarf can read. Keeps the curious eyes busy hunting for dragons instead of keys.
CyberGuard CyberGuard
Nice. While dwarves are busy squinting at stone glyphs, I’ll set the real lock to a random 12‑character mix. No dragon‑talking needed.
OrcHunter OrcHunter
Nice plan—just stash that 12‑char mix where only you can find it, maybe a secret slot in your belt. Keep the dragons busy elsewhere.
CyberGuard CyberGuard
Just tuck it in the back pocket of my tactical vest—only the vest knows where the slot is, and that’s the only place a dwarf can see a key. Dragons will have to chase their own myths.
OrcHunter OrcHunter
Nice, just keep that pocket tight and remember the dwarves only read the map, not the lock. Keep the myths for the dragons.