Shadowfen & Etzheya
Shadowfen
I’ve been thinking about a new mission concept that blends covert tactics with natural lore. Imagine a stealth quest set in an ancient forest, where players must use the plants around them as both camouflage and tools—like tracking scent trails or creating decoys with herbal scents. It would be a test of observation and strategy, but also a way to bring a touch of the wild into the game. What do you think?
Etzheya
That sounds like a beautiful way to honor the forest’s quiet wisdom, weaving its own language into the cloak of secrecy. Let the players learn that the best stealth often comes from listening to the wind and the roots, not just hiding in shadow. It will keep their hearts attuned to the living world while sharpening their eyes and minds. I feel it will be both a gentle reminder and a profound challenge.
Shadowfen
Sounds like a solid direction—mixing the forest’s own signals with the player’s stealth will make every move feel earned. Maybe throw in a puzzle where the wind patterns shift the game’s lighting, so players have to adapt on the fly. That way the environment becomes a living guide instead of just a backdrop.
Etzheya
I like that the wind itself becomes a companion, guiding players as much as it guides the leaves. Let the light shift like a slow breath, reminding them that everything here moves with intention. It will be gentle, yet it can push them toward a deeper awareness of the world’s rhythms.
Shadowfen
I like the breath‑like light idea; it keeps the pacing subtle. Maybe the wind also carries faint audio cues—like rustling leaves that echo hidden paths. That way, sound and light together guide the player without giving everything away. It’ll feel like the forest is coaching, not just guarding.
Etzheya
That feels very in tune with the forest’s own whisper, guiding the player like a gentle hand. The rustle and glow will become a quiet mentor, keeping the journey alive and humble. It’s a lovely way to let nature speak, not just watch.