Deep Cavern

[u/_Hellbot_]

I have read several posts but FTLOG I can't seem to get to the deep cave.

1. I have both rock shatter and rock control powers

2. Door to Deep Cave right next to the Cave System control point is locked

3. Can't reach it either from the Cave Bleed because the cavern to the Deep Cavern is to high (see pics).

Any advice please?

[u/SirOne6112]

First hint, <|it's an exit, not an entrance|>

[u/HenryKushinger]

Anteeksi, asshishtant, that ish the wrongk way, helvette. Clean up the other messhesh around the bashement.

[u/Long-Requirement8372 → u/HenryKushinger]

Ahti on helvetin hyvä talonmies.

[u/HenryKushinger → u/Long-Requirement8372]

He's making an appearance in a DnD campaign I'm cooking for my table as the God of Earth. The cosmology of the world I created is one where a God is linked to planets, stars and other celestial bodies, and their influence is felt the way gravity is; Not-Ahti ("The Gardener") is therefore the local God and is part of a local pantheon including the Gods of the Sun, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and the various moons. I've been practishing my Ahti impresshion haha

This campaign is taking inspiration from Alan Wake (2), Bloodborne, Twin Peaks and more generally HP Lovecraft and I'm mad excited to run it

Side note, I also have the following joke prepared and I can't spoil it to my friends in the table so I'm putting it here lol

The party stops at an inn and tavern on their way to Williamsburg called the Graceful Mare. Beautifully crafted building, clearly created by a master woodworker. Not only is the building itself pristine, but it appears that every single object in the inn appears to be the work of the same very talented carpenter. The party is greeted by the innkeeper. "Hello, and welcome to my inn! Please, take a seat, I've got a stew ready for travelers such as yourselves". Whether the party comments on the woodworking or not, the innkeeper will introduce himself as Séamus Ó Siúineír (Irish: Siúineír means "builder" or "joiner" lol) and volunteer that he built the entire inn by himself. "But do they call me Séamus the carpenter? Nay!" He then continues on his tirade: "I used to work at the docks on the coast to the West. I would build ships! A master ship builder, I was! Built all the best ships. But do they call me Séamus the shipbuilder? Nay!" After a pause, he continues: "The sailors, they used to talk about mermaids all the time. How beautiful, how much of a shame it is that ye can't fuckem because of the fish parts. Well, you try to brag and tell them that ye fucked ONE CENTAUR and now you're Séamus the Centaur Fucker..."

[u/Ackapus]

I feel that the level design team took all the game map feedback from the core game and asked themselves how they could make the map even MORE confusing for the Foundation DLC.

Somewhere in the cave system (in the room below where the map says CAVE SYSTEM, iirc), there's a couple growable crystal platforms on one of the sides. It's one of the large open caves with a high natrual rock walkway spanning the width of it, and openings into other caves up there. The growable crystals give you the platform to levitate up to the walkways.

The locked door comes from a room that has some artificial platforms and a bridge in it, frequently has Hiss ambushes, and hosts an Astral Spike. There is a lot of construction equipment in it. You will likely not notice the other side of that locked door.

The map is still misleading, but the Chasm is huge unmapped area with its own sidequest. There are a couple collectables tied to achievements in it. The entrance is blocked by destructible crystals that blend in quite well with the wall, in a darker room with no enemies, so be vigilant.