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...and for some reason I never won it again after that, even with 5 axes.
I'm guessing, if you really want to do it, you could put a sheet up to the screen, throw regular axe spells and trace the trajectory and limits of the axe. Then you could use it on the targets to plan where to throw them.
About 20 years ago, I once put a bit of egg yolk on my screen so I would know which tile of the map a location would correspond to on another floor. It's silly but it worked.
Yet to pull off the dagger game at all. =/
That's...cheating though...