Thanks. That website is like oxygen to a drowning man. I wouldn't look ahead unless I had to, but like most games, there is no rhyme or reason to things in Divine Divinity. You just have to brute-force endure the agony of reloading again and again and again and again and again until sheer luck and brute force have shown you the solution. That sucks, intensely. Frustration does not equal fun. Puzzles are only interesting if they follow LOGIC, not luck. Logic says that the Axe "Slasher" would be in a specially-protected place. Instead, a red-herring axe lays on a pedestal-altar. Great. What fun. To find Slasher, you don't need brains, just pure dumb luck. Great game design.
I'm glad to have maps and things like that so that when I've reached the point of ripping my hair out, I can consult the walkthrough and maps.