User blog comment:StoryGirl83/Elemental Attundement in the Test for "The Elementalists"/@comment-3452092-20181111211826/@comment-3452092-20181111230841

This one, which I was aiming for an earth/wood tie got be air. I tried to avoid air, because I knew I had two, but this means I collected one probably two more.
 * Live Anywhere: Woods (Wood). Since we don't really know for sure where air is . . . though I'm kind of leaning toward the mountains at the moment, this could be air. Could be. Probably not. Still. It is the only not certain, so we'll take it. RESULTS: Wood +1 or Wood +1; Air +1
 * Value: Balance (Water & Earth). I've thrown things all over the place with this one, but I am sure that curious air values knowledge over balance. Practical earth might value something else more, but since change is their biggest fear, balance makes sense. Likewise laid-back water could be elsewhere, but right now I don't think so. RESULTS: Water +1; Earth +1
 * Creature: Gryphon (Metal & Wood). After many rounds with this one, I'm pretty sure on this one. It could still be wrong, but right now I'm sticking with this. RESULTS: Metal +1; Wood +1
 * Spend time: Cliff (Air & Earth). As if I needed more proof that this was air than the last test this came up on. Earth could be somewhere else (maybe tree?), but I'm not sure that would help all that much, because wood would still be too high. I'll still play it in. RESULTS: Air +1; Earth +1 or Air +1
 * Crossroads: Friends (Wood). This seems like a very wood-att thing to do and not really air. RESULTS: Wood +1
 * Group: Research (Air & Earth). Pretty confident here. RESULTS: Air +1; Earth +1

Totals: Wood - 3; Air - 2(3); Water - 1; Earth - 3(2); Metal - 1

Okay. So this is interesting. Wood has to take something away and I thought all of them were definitely wood. There is one good place to move earth out and one good place to move air in, so I'm taking those and moving them. I'll make a note with the creature question since it's the only one that makes sense to be wrong. I'm moving Wood up to phoenix since the both stand for patience.