Legend - a couple of early puzzle rooms

There are other puzzle rooms in the early stages of Legend but
these two are especially tricky.

1. Treihadwyl Level 2

You enter this room from the east side and there's a door in the
south wall.  Unfortunately there's a strip of water between it and
you. There are several damage runes in the room but, if you get
your runemaster to cast some spells, you'll find only one is
accessible. There's also a lever here which looks useful but,
again, it's across the water.  In the northwest corner of the room
are two shooting pillars.  One points south, the other east.  Make
sure your runemaster has some missile damage (MD) and missile
damage damage (MDD) spells ready.

First cast MD at the rune. One of the water tiles becomes a skull
tile. Now cast MDD at the rune. Another water tile turns into a
skull tile. Send one character eg the berserker across to the
lever. Push it. One of the shooting pillars turns to face south.
Cast MD at the rune and the other pillar will turn to face east.
Push the lever. The first pillar will also turn east.

Cast MDD at the rune and the two skull tiles will vanish and
another one will appear by the door. Cast MD at the rune and one
of the tiles will reappear. Push the lever again so the pillars
are facing east and south. Cast MD at the rune and the first
pillar turns south. Push the lever again and the second pillar
turns east. Cast MDD at the rune and the first skull tile
reappears, making a route to the south door.

2. Fagranc Level 1

This room looks easy, but it isn't! You enter through the south
door and there is an exit to the north. A chest is along the west
wall and there are two pads on the floor, one blue, one green.
Get two characters to stand, one each, on the two pads. You'll
have to do the blue pad first as that shifts the floor so that you
can reach the green pad.

You've probably noticed that stepping on certain floor tiles
teleports the moving character back to the start. Work out the
safe routes through the room. One takes you to the door in the
north wall and you'll find you need a ruby key to unlock it. Yes,
you've guessed it - it's in the chest. And you can't open the
chest because when a character steps on the tile in front of the
chest to open it, he (or she) gets teleported to the start.

Occasionally, if the route to the front of an object is blocked, a
character will take items from the side. That's what you must do
here. Position one character near the 'ruby' door and put two
others so that they block his route to the front of the chest,
leaving the side free. To stop them moving out of the way, get the
runemaster to cast a paralysis spell at them! Now get the first
character to open the chest. He opens it from the side and can
then collect the key!