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Admittedly it is the most challenging of the trials, to be fair.
No, I used to be able to see the floor. Now they made the floor truly invisible, and I can't cheese it with fly or teleport items. and on top of everything else, I follow the map, and still fail.
I did not and do not like this... should have been a trick to this like casting daylight or, something to see the path. Or putting out the torches to make the path light up. But as it is now this is purely a guessing game... i didn't like it and i consider this to be one of the FEW times in any CRPG that i was visibly annoyed and angry trying to do a puzzle.
I say this with as much malice as i can have for a game mechanic--- ♥♥♥♥,this puzzle... and who ever thought it was a good idea.
I just did it. It is fine.
All you have to do is go into Tactical mode '0' for overhead view. Then just navigate the floor based on the map at the start. Use the large platforms as reference points for turns and distances. Slide back to the map for refresh, then back to the character. Did it first try. Easy.
No. That does not work anymore.
TORCH
No, not a light spell, not Daylight. Use a literal torch and stare into the ambient radiance that the torch puts out. If you hadn't messed with your brightness settings (computer and/or game) you can see the pitch black squares that make up the path to the orb in the general light radius of the torch.
I don't know why a mundane torch beats magical darkness in the unholy temple of Shar, but it does.