Where to go
The Large Warehouse stands in open ground between two parts of a stream. Its scale, open setting, split interior, and Red Blob distinguish it from the smaller Purple warehouse on a waterside ledge.
Island optional / Large Warehouse8 min readwarehouse pose puzzle
BIG WALK Large Warehouse Pose Code: Relay the Symbol Order
Split across the warehouse, turn each current symbol into a distinct pose, and replay the sequence in one fixed direction.
Direct solution
Find the large warehouse in open ground between two stream sections—not the smaller waterside Purple warehouse. Send players into both halves and choose a fixed reading direction. The reader views the current symbol order and converts each symbol into a deliberately different body pose. The observer names or records each pose position, then reproduces the order on the action side one at a time. Use exaggerated shapes: arms high, arms wide, one arm up, crouch, three-dot gesture, and spiral direction should never look alike. If rejected, compare the first disputed position instead of replaying faster.
Before starting
- Bring two players.
- Fix the sequence direction before entering.
- Rehearse visually distinct poses and give each a short name.
Exact steps
Source time 06:00Temporary frame 1Identify the Large Warehouse
Use the open ground and two stream sections to reject the smaller waterside warehouse.
The selected puzzle awards a Red Blob.
Source time 06:40Temporary frame 2Split across both halves
Place the reader where symbols appear and the observer on the response side, then lock a reading direction.
Neither role changes viewpoint mid-sequence.
Source time 07:20Temporary frame 3Build a distinct pose dictionary
Assign a large body shape and short name to each visible symbol before starting the sequence.
No two symbols share a confusing silhouette.
Source time 08:00Temporary frame 4Perform and hold one position
Reader shows the first symbol pose and holds it until the observer repeats its name and index.
The observer confirms before the reader moves.
Source time 08:40Temporary frame 5Replay the recorded order
Observer reproduces the poses on the action side in the same fixed direction, one confirmed position at a time.
The entered count matches the current display count.
Source time 09:20Temporary frame 6Repair the first rejected pose
On rejection, compare the earliest uncertain index, enlarge that pose, then replay from the reset point.
The accepted sequence releases the Red Blob.
Player-count plan
2 players
Use one player for each information or action side. One player performs; one records and reproduces the order.
3-12 players
Keep the two core roles unchanged. Extra players should spot, carry, or record the current sequence without creating a second caller.
Common mistakes
- Going to the Purple warehouse.
- Using subtle hand differences.
- Reversing the order across viewpoints.
- Restarting the whole code without identifying the first mismatch.
How to recover
- 1.Return to the first disputed position.
- 2.Have the reader hold the pose for several seconds.
- 3.Observer repeats the pose name and index.
- 4.Use larger arm and body differences before retrying.