After entering Revel’s End and exploring a bit, you will find yourself unable to progress through the level without solving the lever puzzle. In order to find the answer to this puzzle, take a close look at the walls within the prison. If you are still having trouble finding the solution, click here.

The walls on the first floor of Revel’s End contain the solution to this puzzle. There are patterns on the walls that look like the three numbers you need to solve this puzzle. If you can’t find these patterns, click here.

Please find photos of the patterns below.
 

If you are unable to determine what these numbers should be, please click here

Sometimes, the complexity of this map can cause issues that can prevent you from advancing through the chapters. If you find yourself left behind during multiplayer or unable to continue, we have built in an option that may fix some of the problems you’re having.

In order to try and restore your quest, open the menu in your inventory. Scroll to settings, scroll down, and find “Attempt Quest Fix.” Open and find the name of your current quest. Click on the quest name to attempt the quest fix, hopefully, this will restore you to a recent save point in your current quest.

We aim for a great DLC experience on all platforms. With this in mind, we are unable to deliver the Dungeons & Dragons DLC on the Nintendo Switch system and Sony PlayStation at this time. Additionally, 6gb RAM or higher is required on mobile.  We’ll continue to inform you of any updates.

You are able to play the map on Playstation or Nintendo Switch if you join a friend who’s hosting on a different device or on a realm. Although we can’t guarantee that the map will perform well in this case.

You can find our maps on the Minecraft Marketplace. The Minecraft Marketplace is available on the following platforms:

• Windows 10
• Windows 10 PhoneiOS (iPhone and iPad)
• Android
• Amazon Kindle Fire
• Amazon Fire TV
• Gear VR
• Oculus Rift
• Windows Mixed Reality
• Xbox One
• Nintendo Switch

If you find yourself having trouble connecting to multiplayer, we suggest taking the following steps.

Ensure that all devices are on the same version of Minecraft.
If you are, try going into storage settings and deleting cached data on all devices. Then, try restarting all devices.

Sometimes, the map can take a long time to download, which can cause watchdog errors. Sometimes it can look like it’s stopped, though it hasn’t, and it can take a few minutes to connect. Sometimes, the download does stop for some reason, but you should be able to connect, though it can take a few tries.

This is likely caused by connection issues. When trying to connect to multiplayer. Your connection with the game depends on the host’s internet. If there is an unstable internet connection, this is likely the reason for not being able to connect through multiplayer.

Besides that, we don’t have any further guidance for connecting to multiplayer. This Minecraft bug can cause our team some pain when trying to connect while testing together. If you need additional help, we recommend contacting Mojang by filling out a “Contact us” form on help.minecraft.net.