#AREA
Iguana Lair~
Fenlyn~
Iguana Lair~

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#45501
Inside a Dark Hole~
You stand in a damp, dark hole, but instead of dirt the floor and the

walls here are made of limestone.  From the appearance of the walls, it

can be determined that this cave was carved from existing rock.  The only

exits here are up and to the east.  A candle mounted on the cave wall

provides light to the room.

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stone door~
stone door~
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walls~
The walls are rugged-looking and made of stone.  Looking closely at the

walls you find marks where the stone was initially carved out to make a

cave.

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send_to_area( #all, room );

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all~
A faint dripping sound echoes off the cavern walls.

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open~
stone door 1 up~
if( is_open( room, up ) ) {

  act_tochar( #still, ch );

  end;

  }

act_tochar( #opens, ch );

act_notchar( #ncopen, ch );

open( room, up );

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opens~
You open the stone door above you.

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ncopen~
$n opens the stone door above you.

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still~
The stone door is already open.

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send_to_room( #ent, find_room( 84 ) );

mob = mload( 1443, find_room( 84 ) );

obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), mob );

interpret( mob, "put gold Iguanas" );

wait( 1 );

junk_mob( mob );

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ent~
@GSomeone has entered the Iguana Lair.@n

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#45503
Cave Corridor~
The walls here feel as smooth as rocks found on the beach.  Water

trickles down the wall, but there is not enough of the wetness to satisfy

any thirst.  The humidity in here makes the tunnel quite hot.  You spy an

intersection to the south and an exit to the west.

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water~
The water is grimey and wet, but it does not drip down the wall fast

enough to collect any of it.

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#45504
Before a Damp Intersection~
The large and musty limestone tunnel looks out of shape and dilapidated. 

The cavern walls are a far cry from the craftsmanship of the entrance.  A

faint noise breaks the silence of the cave, but it is difficult to

determine its origin.  The cave breaks off into several different paths.

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#45505
Split in a Cave Corridor~
From a small crack in the top of the cavern, a steady drip of water falls

into a pile of dirt that has been tracked into the stone intersection. 

In the wet dirt pile are some footprints that lead south.  On the walls

are markings made in a red ink forming little symbols.  Unfortunately the

humidity and claw markings have made reading the symbols impossible.  To

the south is a path that slopes downward into darkness.  The northern

path ascends into more limestone rock.

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prints muddy pile dirt footprints~
The footprints made from mud on the cave floor are of a three-toed

creature that has very large feet.  At the front of each toe print is

what looks like a large claw mark etched into the stone floor.

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red ink wall symbols markings~
The red markings on the wall are faded and indecipherable.

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#45506
West Corridor~
On the ground is a small crack through which some weeds show themselves. 

Most of the weeds are green, but there is one that is a lilac color. 

Indistinguishable sounds reflect off the walls of the labyrinth giving no

clue as to its source.  The corridor makes a sharp turn to the east and

south.

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#45507
West Corridor~
A bit of rock protrudes from the floor of dirt and stone almost causing

you to trip over it.  A slight dip in the floor surrounds the protruding

rock causing some murky water running along the sides of the cave to

collect around it.  The dip isn't much larger than about a foot in

diameter and about two inches deep.

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rock floor~
This piece of limestone pokes its head up from the floor of the cavern. 

On top of it is a picture of what looks like a reptile tongue going

through a royal crown.

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dip water murky~
The water in the dip is rather murky and coated with some green substance

on its surface making it look far from palatable.

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#45508
West Corridor~
The path makes another turn here.  Along the left wall is a very long set

of four claw-like marks cut deep into the old rock.  A long crack appears

to have made its way into the stone above.  Out of the crack a small

plant shows itself.  The cave continues to the east and north.

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[Ssleestaq] look at tomato room in voaleth to see how to make it say "you

can't pick any more flowers" instead of "you need a lockpick to pick a

lock!" 

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plant crack~
The plant has several buds.  One day it will become a plant full of color. 

Judging from the buds, it will be pink.

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#45509
East Corridor~
Cracks formed by the pressure of the above earth line the stone walls of

this dark corridor.  In one spot, a piece of the stone has completely

chipped away leaving a small crater in the wall.  Unless whoever resides

in this tunnel system makes some repairs, this turn may not last much

longer.  You can go north or east from here.

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crater wall~
The crater seems to be formed from the decay of this corridor as if the

pressure of the shifting earth and rock caused part of the wall to give

way.

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#45510
Northeast Corridor~
Paying a little more attention to the walls you notice that someone has

placed a sign on one.  A small bit of dirt has accumulated in the corner

from where adventurers have previously shuffled their feet.  Bouncing off

the walls are the sounds of water drops falling onto a hard surface.

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sign~
The sign says, "Only the priviledged can see S'aark, the King of Iguanas.

Please make an appointment with the Queen if you desire royal

assistance." 


The sign is rather weathered, so there is no telling if the royal family

still exists.

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dirt corner~
There is a small collection of dirt from past travels.  Looking at the

dirt, you don't think anyone has sat there in a while.

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search~
dirt pile cor corn corne corner~
if( !is_player( ch ) )

  end;

if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  if( random( 1, 15 ) < 14 ) {

    send_to_char( #none, ch );

    act_notchar( #none2, ch );

    remove_rflag( reset0, room );

    }

  else {

    obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );

    send_to_char( #ch, ch );

    act_notchar( #ch2, ch );

    remove_rflag( reset0, room );

    }

  }

else {

  send_to_char( #none, ch );

  act_notchar( #none2, ch );

  }

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ch2~
$n looks around in the dirt pile and finds something.

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ch~
You find a gold coin in the dirt pile!

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none2~
$n looks around in the dirt pile.

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none~
You find nothing in the pile of dirt.

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#45511
Northeast Corridor~
Other than the usual dirt and rock you would find in a cave, you don't

see very much to look at except for the large door to your east.  It has

some claw markings near the doorknob and a light shining from underneath

it.  There is a candle lighting up the room attached next to the door. 

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large oak door~
large oak door~
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door large claw markings~
The carved oak door has many claw markings near the doorknob as if

someone who has big claws turns the doorknob often.

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candle light~
The candle next to the doorway is in a tarnished brass sconce.  If it

weren't so tarnished, it would probably be an extremely beautiful piece

of art.

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#45512
Iguana Queen's Chamber~
Before you is a very elegant living quarters.  On the walls are several

paintings.  In the corner of the room is a large canopy bed.  On the

other side of the room is a brown wardrobe.  The unusual thing about this

room is that all of the furniture is covered in scales.

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door~
door~
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paintings pictures~
These are paintings of what looks like an iguana family.  The first

picture shows very young iguanas at play.  The second picture shows the

adult iguanas wearing crowns with their tongues sticking out.  How odd!

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wardrobe brown~
The wardrobe, made from the finest wood that can be found in K'ssk Swamp,

is rather large and brown.  The handles and hinges are made of brass, and

the sides are lined with scales.

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bed canopy~
The bed is made of heavy oak wood and has several carvings including one

that looks like a reptile's tongue.  The canopy is very elegant for a

flimsy netting made of several thousand mosquitoes.

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#45513
East Corridor~
Whereas the entrance to the cavern tunnels was very impressive and almost

flawless, this intersection is not.  Cracks decorate the walls all over. 

Weeds and roots penetrate the cracks in several places.  If not careful,

you could trip over some of the large cracks in the floor.

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[Lani] I can trip over a crack in the floor while levitating?

Don't know a way to fix this yet.

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crack weeds walls~
The weeds coming out of the cracks hang straight down from the roof of the

cavern in a tangled mess.

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if( !is_player( ch ) )

  continue;

else {

  if( random( 5, 12 ) >= find_stat( ch, dex ) ) {

    act_tochar( #ctrip, ch );

    act_notchar( #ntrip, ch );

    i = 2d7;

    dam_message( ch, i, "the large crack" );

    inflict( ch, mob, i, "tripping face-first into rock" );

    interpret( ch, "+sit" );

    }

  else

    continue;

  }

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ctrip~
You trip over a large crack in the floor!

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ntrip~
$n trips over a large crack in the cave floor!

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#45514
East Corridor~
You find yourself outside of a finely carved door at the end of the

corridor.  The knocker on the door was probably once used but is rusted

solid.  There is a tarnished plaque right next to the door and below a

candle sconce.  The only two options you see are to either go north

toward the doorway or go west.

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finely carved door~
finely carved door~
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plaque sign~
"Offices of the Mighty S'aark -- please knock."

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door finely carved~
The door looks immaculate.  The solid brass doorknob is polished to a

lustre that allows the candle and its sconce to be seen in its reflection.

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knock~
n no nor nort north door~
room = find_room( 45515 );

if( mob_in_room( 1443, room ) ) {

  act_tochar( #char, ch );

  act_notchar( #nchar, ch );

  }

if( !mob_in_room( 1443, room ) ) {

  act_tochar( #none, ch );

  act_notchar( #ncnone, ch );

  }

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char~
After you knock on the door, a loud voice booms out from behind it

yelling, "Go away!  The almighty S'aark sees noone!"

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nchar~
After $n knocks on the door, a loud voice booms out from behind it

yelling, "Go away!  The almighty S'aark sees noone!" 

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none~
You knock on the door, but there is no answer.

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ncnone~
$n knocks on the door, but there is no answer.

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#45515
Iguana King's Chamber~
The cave room looks like a cross between an office and a bedroom.  The

desk has many papers on it as if there is a lot of work to be done. 

There is a big rug in the middle of the floor and a picture of the

occupant's family on the desk.  The furniture is exquisite and fit for a

king.  All of the furniture is stained a dark shade of brown that

accentuates the grain of the oak it is made of.

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oak door~
oak door~
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desk~
The desk is littered with several papers.  One of the papers reads, "From

the Desk of S'aark." 

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rug floor~
This woven wool rug looks very expensive.  The fringe on the end is very

straight as if someone was meticulous about making sure it was just right.

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picture~
There are four iguanas in the picture.  The small iguana in the lower

right corner shows a large set of teeth in an effort to smile, but the

others are not smiling in an effort to look regal.

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#45516
Southeast Corridor~
The floor is very slick from all of the water dripping from the top of

the limestone ceiling.  There are some skeletal remains at the side of

the passageway.  They look very similar to what a lizardman's frame would

look like if it were much bigger.

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remains skeletal skeleton bones~
The skeleton looks like a long time decomposed lizardman, but it's too

large to be a lizardman.  Most of the bones have been broken from being

trampled on.

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search~
skeleton skeletal bones~
if( !is_player( ch ) )

  end;

if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  if( random( 1, 50 ) < 46 ) {

    send_to_char( #none, ch );

    act_notchar( #none2, ch );

    remove_rflag( reset0, room );

    }

  else {

    obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );

    if( random( 1, 5 ) == 5 )

      obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );

    send_to_char( #ch, ch );

    act_notchar( #ch2, ch );

    remove_rflag( reset0, room );

    }

  }

else {

  send_to_char( #none, ch );

  act_notchar( #none2, ch );

  }

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ch2~
$n looks around in the skeletal remains and finds something.

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ch~
You find some gold in the pile of bones!

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none2~
$n looks around in the skeletal remains.

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none~
You find nothing in the pile of bones.

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#45517
Southeast Corridor~
The limestone walls in here are more slimy than the other rooms you have

found yourself in.  The humidity and the heat makes it feel like a

furnace in here.  The floor is slick with wetness and the smell of goo

overcomes you.  The rocky room makes a turn to the north and west.

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slime walls~
Coating the walls are layers of goo -- and the smell is horrendous!

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#45518
Southeast Corridor~
You follow the winding cave tunnels almost stepping in a puddle of a

gurgling green substance.  Some sort of steam rises from the surface of

the goo as it oozes along the side of the corridor.  An awful smell

eminates from the east.  The corridor continues to the north and the east.

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puddle green substance~
The puddle looks thick and gooey.  As each gurgle reaches the surface of

the puddle, a bit of steam is released into the already musty air.

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#45519
Southeast Corridor~
Looking around there is not much more to see than just cavern rock.  In

some places, there are even stalagtites and stalagmites made from several

decades worth of dripping water from the ceiling of the cave.  Every time

a drop of water falls from the roof, it makes an almost ear-shattering

sound that echos throughout the corridors of the stone labyrinth.

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stalagmites stalagtites~
The stalagmites and stalagtites contain rings of color showing their old

age in the same way a tree has its rings.  The stalagmites reach about

one foot off the ground, and the stalagtites reach about two feet from

the ceiling.

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#45520
Southeast Corridor~
There are footprints that make their way to the east, but they gradually

disappear.  Walking past the walls, they appear to change colors from a

green shade to a red-orange color.  Tiny bands of silver color line the

cavern floor creating a small sparkle in some sections.  The path twists

to the north and east here.

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footprints prints~
The footprints made from a small amount of mud tracks in from the north

and slowly disappears as it heads to the east.

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walls~
The walls seem to change color from green to red-orange when you move

from north to the east, but when you move from east to the north they

change from red-orange to green again.

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bands silver floor~
Every few inches or so in the floor is a little band of silver color.  On

closer inspection, it looks like some sort of metal is actually embedded

into the limestone floor.

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