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Dawon
[ Suddenly you find yourself on top of a large, team-colored tower -- the ones in the center of the lake, to be precise. Inspecting closer you’ll find that the tower is actually made of removable blocks: large, brittle candy blocks.
Looking around you, all of the other teams’ towers are visible to you, in a circle around the wide lake. But although you can make out the number of blocks in each tower and which team they belong to, it is impossible to yell between towers. Huh.
On top of your platform is a set of three objects on a table, with a sign that says “Eat one and win!”: a Jawbreaker, some Peanut Brittle, and a small cup of Whipped Cream.
There are no handrails or edges, and if you peer over the side, you can see that your tower is standing in a lake made of jello. . . ]
Looking around you, all of the other teams’ towers are visible to you, in a circle around the wide lake. But although you can make out the number of blocks in each tower and which team they belong to, it is impossible to yell between towers. Huh.
On top of your platform is a set of three objects on a table, with a sign that says “Eat one and win!”: a Jawbreaker, some Peanut Brittle, and a small cup of Whipped Cream.
There are no handrails or edges, and if you peer over the side, you can see that your tower is standing in a lake made of jello. . . ]
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I'm unsure. I don't think so, though—removing a support would only cause everything to fall.
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What would you do, then?
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I'd consider removing 6.2 and 4.2. It leaves blocks in the middle still, and won't ruin the strength of the structure either. In theory.
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We'll see what the others think. What about our items?
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And how do 10.1 and 10.3 sound for blocks we're taking out of our tower?
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So, would it be preferable to remove things from the top?
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