×Nope, that would be possible in any order.

×Stepping on the pressure plate will close the doors to the tar baby area. You'll be freeing a baby or two, shutting them in, then leading them south.

×You first need to clear a path to the arrows. You need to stand on the trapdoor to get them into the adder chamber, but you can only stand on it once.

×You need to get all four out before you step on the trapdoor, and they all need to go into the adder chamber.

×Don't break the wall just NW of the arrows (17,17), or a baby will get stuck. So clear a path to the arrows without breaking that one.

×When you free a baby and close the doors to that area, they'll be unbrained, so you'll need to be able to get them from the door to the arrows.

×So the NE baby should be the first one you free, and you want to clear the walls to its north and south.

×Start by facing NE and breaking the S wall. You can break the other walls as you leave that area. Then put that baby on the force arrows.

×There are only two force arrows.

×You'll need to free two babies on the next step, so choose the right baby to free on this step.

×Free the NW baby out the top, move it to the arrows.

×Shouldn't be too hard to see how to free the remaining babies now.

×S baby first, then step N and turn SW to break the wall to SW baby. Remember not to break the wall at 17,17.

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Holds:
Nanfro Budkin's First Dungeon,
The Puzzle Catacombs
Graphical Mods:
Power Station (AE)

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Winner of the Erik Hermansen Award for Lifetime Architectural Achievement (2008)

Smitemasters' Selections:
Beethro and the Secret Society
Smitemastery 101 (A Hold for Beginners)

Other Holds

Layout and Aesthetics Award Winner (2006):
Figure or Ground (Multi-entrance room maze)

Most Promising Hold Award Winner (2007):
The Goblin (Monster-less puzzles)

Hold of the Year and Technical Design Excellence in Concept Award Winner (2008)
Advanced Concepts - I made the Goblins, Fegundos, Eyes and Potions levels
(Tutorials and Challenges involving specific DROD elements)

Creative Design Excellence in Entertainment Award Winner (2010):
Uncle Arable's Rooms (Bite-size lynchpins)

Technical Design Excellence in Concept Award Winner (2010):
Going in Circles (An infinite loop)

Technical Design Excellence in Concept Award Winner (2012):
Advanced Concepts 2-I made the Mirrors, Stalwarts and Hub levels
(More Tutorials and Challenges involving specific DROD elements)


The Grinfidel Quadrilogy:
Labyrinthitis (DROD:AE and JtRH versions available.)
The Domain of The Grinfidel (DROD:AE and JtRH versions available.)
The Hunt for The Grinfidel
The Final Confrontation

Easy/Moderate Lynchpin Puzzles (playable in DROD:AE)
Aurora's Palace

Tough puzzles and Shapeshifting:
Choose your adventure

Reflected Rooms and Mirrors:
Reflections

More challenging puzzles:
Beethro's Generic Quest

Tar-switcher and arrow-rotator tokens.
Token Effort

Pressure Plate based puzzles:
Deconstructed Dungeon

Rooms differing by just one tile (Contest compilation):
Missing Pieces

Fun with scripting:
Beethro's Bad Dream

Other levels in Collaborative Holds
DROD 5: The Second Sky
DROD 4: Gunthro and the Epic Blunder
DROD History Month Compilation
Way Forward
Copycat Contest Compilation
Doorless Hold Compilation
Invisibility Compilation
One Room Hold Compilation
Unfortunate Architect Compilation
Lunchbreak Special
Cheap Tricks Compilation