Talk:Cursed Labyrinth (2015)

The word for word translation is probably closer to "The hour between dog and wolf."

L'heure    entre     chien   et    loup        
The hour   between   dog     and   wolf

Also, the Girl's Clue Note page says its the fifth clue that has the quote.

Yeah, that's the literal translation, but the meaning of it is that it's at the time of day where you can't distinguish between dog and wolf because of how little light there is left. At least, that's what I gathered from an interpretation. Also, sorry if it's actually the fifth note. I must've been tired when I wrote that.

Oh, I assumed by accurate you meant literal. From an English point of view, the phrase appears to be a French idiom probably used in old poetry to convey some (obvious) hidden meaning. Personally, I don't find it very interesting. There's only so much that it can be used for, and most of the beauty comes from its origin being in French (if that is even true), a beautiful language.

The new "Cursed" totems have reported higher stats than were available on the older non-cursed totems.
Should new pages be made for these?
Or, should the old pages be updated to distinguish the "Cursed" prefix and the available stats?

hmm, well, something should be done...not sure what tho.... they are technically considered different items