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Even with the scrolls at the end, I missed some secrets
The wizard toward the end isn't the end boss. It was more just thrown in as a pun to the original map and maybe for some comic reasons. He is easy 'cause you've already beaten him before. I think I gave him 10 hit points.
Did you actually find the end of the map? Have you ever tried creating a custom dungeon?
I loved everything about this custom map but the end. The puzzles are challenging but solvable if you think clearly. It feels like LoG itself when playing the map, except the end.
Spoilers below but a honest rating: BE WARNED.
I am a big fan of Legend of Grimrock and I played this map like it WAS LoG 2, it was just so well made! But at the end it just felt rushed. It felt like ''here take all the stuff you can and go!'' You get so many healing shards but I still had 8 after defeating the end boss.
The end boss was not even an end boss. No offense, but the end boss of the custom map was as dissapointing as the end boss of LoG2 itself. I wish it were more like the Cube of LoG1. Puzzling and challenging at the same time.
Overall I loved it. Almost all of it. But the ending just did not do it for me.
Rating: 4/5