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The best response I got on the arrows was:
I think the decor thing was posted somewhere and everybody ran with it without actually checking. Or it's a mistranslation from another language. Or something.
Here's the (almost entirely) revealed map with the framed wall symbols marked and the corresponding phrases listed, since I've been assuming I'll need those later. Each symbol occurs precisely one time, no more no less. I suppose its vaguely possible there are additional instances in the like two rooms I haven't unlocked but you need to solve the puzzle in question to get the stone things to open those rooms so seems unlikely.
Never give up, never surrender.
Ok, I'm going to post the solution (as in, how you are supposed to arrive at the solution since the arrow directions have been correctly posted to the internet before.) Hopefully we can put to bed the dumb idea about counting decorations.
The way to solve this is to assign numbers 0-7 to the symbols that appear on the two arrow puzzles. Each symbol corresponds to a different number. You arrive at the number by reading the text on symbol hanging on the wall which functions as sort-of a riddle. A bunch of the numbers are clear, one or two annoy me but I see how it follows, and one I still don't understand but process of elimination required it. Here are the numbers and the symbols to which they correspond.
0 - (symbol on the second puzzle that doesn't appear anywhere else)
1 - I am the source and the universe, the undivided absolute. (hopefully this one is clear).
2 - I am the unity that reigns between life and death. (This one is annoying because usually unity means ONE, but in this case one is already taken so I guess life+death = 2).
3 - I am the planes of evil that give birth to demons, devils and daemons. (Another clear one. Abyss, Hell, Abaddon. That's 3)
4 - I am all sides and all directions on a sphere, the symbol of deceptive freedom. (A bit annoying but still makes sense. N, E, W, S the compass rose on a sphere/globe equals 4)
5 - I am the futile quest, the last in a line. (THIS IS THE ONE I DONT UNDERSTAND. Why? Who knows. But process of elimination meant 5 was all that's left, and it works so who knows.)
6 - I am the marilith that brings evil with every hand. (Again an easy one. Mariliths have 6 arms. boom.)
7 - I am the deadly sin that arose from a cardinal virtue. (Another clear one. Seven deadly sins, seven cardinal virtues.)
Those are the numbers. That's how many arrows have to be pointing to each of the symbols in the puzzles. Getting the arrows right wasn't bad it's figuring out the numbers that took four damn days. I can post the images of the arrows if anybody needs them, but they're already out there. It's the reasoning the solutions generally post that are garbage not the arrow solutions.
But yeah, this is the way. Super annoying and non-obvious. I still don't understand the number 5 symbol but if anybody has a clue about that let me know as its the only thing left I don't get.
Thanks, and this sucked.
For #5: What Crusade are you fighting?
And the 0 symbol is the symbol of Areshkagal, who's all about nothing, at least in this dungeon.
5... Maybe a bit meta? "Futile quest, last in line" - it's futile to try and figure out and it'll be the last one left and assigned a digit only by the process of elimination?
I don't know that I buy 5 = Fifth Crusade. Isn't the Enigma super old? So Areshkagal knew you'd show up in the future during what would be the fifth crusade when the puzzle was designed? I dunno man, that's pretty ugly.