#AREA
Graveyard of Castle Lag~
Dragos, Vulcan, Derna, Caer, Florian~
Graveyard of Castle Lag~
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#ROOMS
#9000
Gate to Lag Graveyard~
You are now standing before a very large gate which does not seem to have
been used very much. Beyond the gate, you can see a graveyard speckled
with headstones. A mystical fog seems to be rolling in from the north.
If you listen, the graveyard seems almost alive with a number of spirits,
each of which seems to be calling you to join them in the afterlife.
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graveyard gate~
graveyard gate~
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large gate~
Across the top of the gate, carved in wrought iron, is the single phrase,
'LAG CEMETERY'. The gate itself, appears to be well constructed. It
would be far easier opening it, than trying to wreck it.
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1 north~
A massive, iron gate.~
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fog~
The fog surrounds you, hiding anything beyond a few feet away in a
swirling grey cloak. Besides affecting vision, it seems to alter sound
as well, for you cannot tell where the noises you hear are coming from.
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graveyard~
The graveyard appears quite normal at first sight. The headstones seem
quite normal. However, you think you see something moving inside the
graveyard, although you cannot be sure because of the accursed fog.
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headstones~
The headstones are quite scattered, for as far as you can see. Although
the fog is limiting your sight somewhat, you can see that some of the
headstones are not in very good shape.
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1 open~
1 gate 1 north~
if( is_open( room, north ) )
send_to_char( #open, ch );
else {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
dam_message( ch, 1d6+1, "a blast of cold air" );
inflict( ch, mob, 1d6+1, "a blast of cold air" );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
send_to_room( #char2, room );
open( room, north );
}
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open~
The gate is already open.
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char2~
The gate swings open, revealing a pathway through a small graveyard.
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room~
$n releases a cold blast of air from deep within the graveyard as $s opens the gate.
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char~
A shiver runs up your spine when a cold gust of wind squeezes through
the opening gate. A wail rips through the air.
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listen~
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send_to_char( #char, ch );
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char~
You hear a howling somewhere from the north.
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wreck destroy break damage hit~
gate~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
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room~
$n bangs away at the gate.
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char~
You bang on the gate, but cause very little damage.
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watch~
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act_tochar( #watch, ch );
act_notchar( #watch2, ch );
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watch2~
$n gazes into the graveyard.
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watch~
Looking into the graveyard, you see several figures. Some seem to be
part of the fog, while others have a more substantial form.
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#9001
Graveyard Path~
Standing just within the gate, you realize that your view of the entire
graveyard is blocked by several trees and a dense fog. However, you can
see a few tombstones of different sizes and shapes to the north and
east. To the west, you can see a small path with odd looking footprints
trailing through the graveyard. A massive gate lies to the south.
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"massive gate"~
"massive gate"~
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gate~
A large iron gate. It is the only entrance you can see to this desolate
graveyard, but the mist here does obscure your vision.
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1 south~
"massive gate"~
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fog~
The fog seems to change density as you look at it. Wherever you look, it
gets thicker, and where you don't look it all but disappears.
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path~
The path seems to be poorly taken care of, but is still visible through
the fog. The path goes to the west from here, but beyond that is hidden
by the fog.
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footprints~
As you look at the path, you barely notice a set of footprints in the
grass of the path. They do not seem to be normal footprints, however.
More like that of an animal than a man.
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tombstone tombstones~
Scattered around the graveyard are tombstones of various size and shape.
Many of them are in a less than perfect state, with time and filth being
the major causes of destruction.
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tree trees~
Although the fog blocks your view for the most part, some of the
graveyard is obscured by a few stunted and malformed trees. The trees do
not appear to be altogether normal, and there is an unwholesome feel
about them.
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1 open~
1 gate 1 south~
if( is_open( room, south ) )
send_to_char( #open, ch );
else {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, south );
}
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room~
$n opens the Graveyard Gate, revealing a small path.
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char~
You swing open the Graveyard Gate, revealing a small path.
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open~
The gate is already open.
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#9002
Graveyard Path~
You are walking along the path next to the south gate of the graveyard.
To the north, you see a massive tombstone through the mist and fog. Even
from here, its magnitude and stability compel you towards it. The path
continues to the west from here or east towards the gate.
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tombstone headstone~
The tombstone is quite large, compared to all the others you have seen.
It is hard to make out any details on from here, as the fog slowly moves
around you.
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#9003
Graveyard Path~
The path you are on continues to the north or to the east along the south
fence. From here, you can see a large headstone to the west, but beyond
that, you cannot tell what could be out there. Perhaps you should stay
on the path, just to be safe. The fog thickens all around you, making it
somewhat difficult to take a deep breath of air.
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1 west headstone~
To the west, you can see a rather large headstone. It seems quite
unremarkable.
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path~
Although what little grass grows in the graveyard has turned brown, you
can make out a path running along the ground. The path continues to the
north, but you cannot see where it goes from there as the fog is very
thick.
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fog~
The fog swirls around you, obscuring you vision. It is hardly possible
to see more than a few paces in any direction.
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#9004
Castle Graveyard~
A rather simple headstone sits here next to the path. Although you
cannot see any distinguishing marks upon it, the headstone appears to
radiate an aura of evil and darkness. In fact, something about this
headstone sends chills up and down your spine. Looking around, you can
see other headstones to the north and west, but you have a strong urge to
get back on to the path to the east.
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headstone~
Although there is no obvious glow of magic around the headstone,
something about it suggests that it may not be natural. The headstone
itself is unremarkable, nondesscipt even, for whatever may have been
enscribed upon has been long erased by time.
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aura~
The aura around the headstone, while not visible, can be felt. It seems
as if the air around the headstone is much colder than it should be.
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if( !mob_in_room( 32, room ) )
send_to_room( #room, room );
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room~
A howl rips through the air which raises tiny hairs all over your body.
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touch~
headstone aura~
act_tochar( #curse, ch );
act_notchar( #curse_room, ch );
do_spell( curse, ch, ch );
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curse_room~
$n reaches out to touch the headstone and suddenly falls down.
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curse~
As you reach to touch the headstone, a wave of miasmic evil washes over
you. And, as you stand, it seems you hear an evil laughter, off in the
distance.
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#9005
Castle Graveyard~
You are now standing in the southwest corner of the graveyard. A large
wrought iron fence extends to the north and east from this point. A
rather large monument has been constructed here in the corner to honor
what appears to be a great hero who died in battle. Aside from the
interesting depiction of some great war long ago, you can determine
nothing else from this tombstone. Perhaps you should explore elsewhere
and allow this person to rest in peace. The fog seems to becoming
lighter to the north. To the east, you can see another headstone.
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fence~
The fence stands over ten feet high, and appears to be impossible to
climb. Although the fence is slightly rusty, it still is quite strong.
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monument~
The monument is for a soldier who saved many of his comrades, although
his life was the cost. Due to the passage of time, the soldier's name is
no longer known. That part of the monument has been eroded.
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depiction~
The picture on the monument, though faded and scarred in some places,
looks to be a battle scene. It shows a lone man standing up to a force
of several orcs.
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#9006
Castle Graveyard~
A large hole takes up this entire section of the graveyard. Much to your
surprise, there is absolutely no fog or mist in this area. A closer
inspection of the hole reveals that the it must have erupted from within,
as opposed to some external force. Despite the hole and lack of fog,
everything to the north, east and south appears to be normal. However,
"normal" is a relative term. A wrought iron fence lies to the west.
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[Lansharra] _the_ it? i think perhaps you mean that something must have erupted...
[Lansharra] extra of hole?
[Lansharra] oops, there is one :P
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hole~
What bothers you most about the hole is that it seems to have been made
by someone or something burrowing its way out, rather than by someone
digging down. Fresh sand dribbles back into the center.
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look~
hole~
act_tochar( #look, ch );
act_notchar( #look2, ch );
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look2~
$n looks in the hole, but does nothing else.
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look~
You look in the hole, but see nothing inside. Perhaps whatever was
inside has left for good.
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enter~
hole~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
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room~
$n leans over the edge of the hole and shakes $s head.
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char~
Leaning over the edge of the hole, you realize that the hole is way too
small for a person to enter.
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#9007
Castle Graveyard~
Standing absolutely still, you can notice the sounds of ferocious beasts
through the slight fog which rolls in from the west. Aside from a slight
discoloration of the ground below you, there are no indications that
anyone is buried here. There are no monuments or shattered remains of
headstones, like you have found in other parts of this cemetery. The
fence which lines the west end of the graveyard disappears to the north
and south.
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discoloration ground~
The ground seems slightly stained, as though something had been spilled
here. But the ground itself feels quite dry.
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#9008
Castle Graveyard~
A seemingly blank gravestone is here. To the east, you can make out a
large tree through the fog, but the distance is hard to tell with the
mists swirling in around you from the west. You can also barely make out
some large structure far to the north of you, but it is impossible to
tell just what it is. A wrought iron fence lies to the west.
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[Lansharra] extra tree: ...to the east...right?
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gravestone stone~
When you bend down to look at the seemingly blank gravestone, you can just make out its epitaph.
Here lies what remains of
an unfortunate explorer
whose name was never discovered.
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structure~
Perhaps it is just the fog playing tricks on your eyes, but it seems as
though a large building lies somewhere to the north. If it does exist,
if is quite a distance from you.
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tree~
The tree to the west is quite large, considering what it draws for
nourishment from the ground.
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#9009
Castle Graveyard~
You are now standing in the northwest corner of the graveyard. A large
wrought iron fence extends to the south and east from this point. You
can make out what looks like a castle through the fence to the north. A
slight fog seems to be rolling in from the west.
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castle~
The castle seems quite close, yet the fog still obscures part of it.
From here, you can see no movement in or on the castle. Also, you can
see no way inside from here.
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fence~
The fence is made of a sturdy metal, and you can see no way to pass
between the bars. Although the fence has been standing for many years,
there is only a little rust on the fence.
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#9010
Castle Graveyard~
To the south, you can make out the silhouette of a large tree through the
mist and fog. A wrought iron fence extending to the east and west lies
to the north. Peering through the fence, you can make out a large castle
towering over the graveyard.
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[Lansharra] the room east of here mentions a tree to the east. now the tree is to the south?
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tree~
To the south, you can barely see the outline of a large tree through the
fog.
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#9011
Graveyard.~
Empty space.
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#9012
Graveyard.~
Empty space.
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#9013
Graveyard.~
Empty space.
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#9014
Tree in the Graveyard~
Before you is a large tree that seems to have been here for a very long
time. There is writing on the tree which trails into a bloodstain at the
base. Tilting your head back, you strain to see the lowest branches
through the dense fog. To the east, a small path leads away to the east.
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writing tree~
"Beware of the evil that lies from beyond the graves, what you have seen
here is nothing, turn back now or never return."
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base bloodstain~
At the base of the tree lies a large bloodstain. It has long since
dried, staining the bark of the tree as well as its' roots.
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branches~
The lowest branches are several feet out of reach. That and the girth of
the tree make it impossible to climb.
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1 climb~
tree~
if( can_fly( ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #fly, ch );
act_notchar( #flying, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9155 ) );
act_notchar( #flying2, ch );
end;
}
if( is_mounted( ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #nomount, ch );
end;
}
if( find_skill( ch, climb ) > random( 0, 7 ) ) {
send_to_char( #success, ch );
act_notchar( #success1, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9155 ) );
act_notchar( #success2, ch );
}
else {
send_to_char( #fail, ch );
act_notchar( #failed, ch );
end;
}
loop( followers ) {
ch = rch;
acode( room, 1 );
}
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nomount~
You cant do that while mounted.
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flying2~
$n flies up from below and lands on a nearby branch.
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flying~
$n flies up into the tree.
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fly~
You fly up into the tree.
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failed~
$n slips while trying to climb the tree.
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fail~
You slip and almost hurt yourself.
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success2~
$n comes clambering up from below.
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success1~
$n grabs a low lying branch and clambers up the tree.
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success~
Finding many helping branches you clamber up the tree.
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#9015
Castle Graveyard~
Peering through the fog, you see a large tree to the north. It is the
only thing that you can make out, as the mists swirl around you. From
here, it appears that there is something wrong with the tree, but no
details can be made out. You glimpse a large purple stone planted deep
into the earth here. Other markers can be seen to the east and south.
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Look carving tells me nothing ...?
after typing look stone the natural next thing is lok carving
-Greyclaw
[Blades] needs extra for carvings on the stone
[Lansharra] extra carvings
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tree~
There is a large tree to the north. Even from here, something about it
feels wrong, but you cannot put your finger on it.
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unearth dig get steal grab take~
carving dragon earth stone~
if( is_player( ch ) ) {
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
if( random( 1, 5 ) == 1 ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 675 ), ch );
}
else {
send_to_char( #charno, ch );
act_notchar( #roomno, ch );
}
}
else {
send_to_char( #charno, ch );
act_notchar( #roomno, ch );
}
}
end;
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roomno~
$n frantically digs around a stone buried in the ground, but is
unsuccessful.
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charno~
Digging around the edges of the purple stone, you realize it is too big
for you to dig out.
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room~
$n digs around in the dirt and finds a statuette of a dragon.
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char~
Scooping the dirt away from the carved face of the dragon, you retrieve a
small statuette of a dragon.
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1 look examine search~
stone purple~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
}
else {
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
act_notchar( #room2, ch );
}
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room2~
$n bends down to look at something buried in the earth.
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char2~
Brushing the dirt away, you realize it is just a dirt covered stone with
claw marks in it.
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room~
$n bends down to look at something buried in the earth.
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char~
Examining the stone buried beneath the earth, you can see intricate
carvings in it.
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#9016
Castle Graveyard~
The fog seems to be much lighter around this grave and further to the
west. There seems to be no reason for this, as there is little wind.
The grave itself seems quite out of place, as it has not crumbled any.
Also, the inscription on the marker is completely intact. As many of the
other markers in this cemetery have eroded away, this one must be
different somehow.
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[Lansharra] extra inscription?
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grave marker stone~
The marker does not appear to be made of any stone you have seen in this
graveyard. While most of the headstones here are made of a white marble,
this one is grey, and for some reason, it feels much older than the other
headstones.
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l lo look touch examine~
marker~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
inflict( ch, mob, 1d4+2, "a bolt of energy" );
dam_message( ch, 1d4+2, "a bolt of energy" );
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room~
$n reaches out to examine the marker on the headstone, but is zapped by a
bolt of red magical energy.
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char~
You reach out to examine the marker on the headstone, but are zapped by a
bolt of red magical energy.
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l lo loo look~
inscr inscri inscrip inscription~
act_tochar( #words, ch );
wait( 1 );
act_tochar( #eureka, ch );
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eureka~
As you stare at the inscription, you wonder what it could mean.
Suddenly, as you watch, the letters seem to shift and reform.
"Loremaster Tagronna lies here until time ends."
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words~
"Noim vatura quir Tagronna Undrai mek sodris"
It is in no language that you understand.
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#9017
Castle Graveyard~
The sight of this headstone brings a tear to your eye when you read the
inscription on the front. A small flower rests at the base of the
headstone in front of you. Suddenly, the sound of a ferocious howl
brings you out of your reverie. Looking around, you can see that the fog
has become lighter to the north and west. However, perhaps you should
climb back on to the path to the east.
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headstone~
The small headstone seems to be that for a child. There is an
inscription carved on the headstone.
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inscription~
"Carried away in the plague, my only son, Dennon, age 6"
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flower~
Planted in front of the headstone is a single white lily.
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pick get~
flower lily~
act_tochar( #pick, ch );
act_notchar( #pick2, ch );
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pick2~
$n bends down to pick up the flower, but as soon as it is plucked, it
fades away. Mystified, you watch another flower appear at the same spot
on the grave.
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pick~
You stoop to pick the flower, but once it leaves the ground, it fades
away. As you watch, another flower appears at the head of the grave.
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#9018
Graveyard Path~
You are standing on a path which travels to the north and south. Peering
to the west, you can see a small headstone planted into the ground. To
the east, a massive statue beckons you towards its open arms. The mist
and fog are too heavy to see much further past either tombstone.
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1 east statue~
To the east you can see a large statue. It is hard to tell what exactly
it is a statue of, but it appears to be humanoid.
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1 west headstone~
To the west you can see a small headstone, but nothing else can be
discerned about it from here.
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#9019
Graveyard Path~
The path you are traveling on winds its way toward the east and south
around the massive tombstone. To the north and west, you can make out
several other headstones through the dense fog. You can hear the growl
of a fierce animal nearby.
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#9020
Castle Graveyard~
There are a few tombstones here, but the mists are so thick, it is
impossible to make out any details about them. Even when you bend down
to look at them, the thick fog has wrapped itself around them. To the
south, you can see the edge of the path which winds its way through the
graveyard.
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tombstones~
The tombstones are shrouded in fog. Little about them can be made out
even on close inspection. However, after a few minutes, you can see that
time has eroded whatever was once inscribed on the stone markers.
~
A
move clear~
fog~
act_tochar( #fan, ch );
act_notchar( #fan2, ch );
~
E
fan2~
$n fans the fog away from one of the tombstones, and reads something
written there.
~
E
fan~
You fan away the fog, and see written on the tombstone, "Greed was his
downfall." There is nothing else... not even a name.
~
!
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#9021
Graveyard Path~
You are standing on a tiny path which continues to the east and west.
Although the mists are very thick in all directions, you can make out a
tree to the west of you. Other than that, you can see nothing.
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#9022
Castle Graveyard~
Through the waning fog which clings to the ground like a blanket, you are
able to see what lies in all directions to a small degree. Beyond the
wrought iron fence which lies to the north, you can see the towering
visage of a huge castle. To the south, a small path extends to the east
and west.
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castle~
The great castle looms to the north of you. From here, you can see no
way to enter the keep, but then, you have only seen this one side of it.
~
-1
S
#9023
Castle Graveyard~
A thin patch of fog floats in the area, weaving in and out of the iron
fence to the north as it wanders east. Peering through the fence, you
can see a large castle stretch to the sky. To the south, you can see a
small path heading east and west.
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#9024
Graveyard Path~
You are walking on a small trail which continues to the east and west.
To the west, the fog becomes more dense. To the east, the trail connects
to the main path which trails through the graveyard. A large headstone
juts from the ground to the south, while to the north, you can make out
the wrought iron fence which surrounds the graveyard.
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#9025
Castle Graveyard~
This grave appears to have recently been placed here. The dirt in front
of the headstone seems to be fresh, and you can clearly make out the
inscription on the polished headstone. Judging from the intricate detail
of the carvings and the magnitude of the gravestone itself, you would
surmise that somebody very important must have been buried here quite
recently.
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[Lansharra] extra headstone, gravestone, mound
[Lansharra] action for dig dirt/mound?
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grave~
The grave appears to have been filled in fairly recently. The dirt mound
has not been completely packed down.
~
E
carvings~
The carvings are of various scenes. Some are hunting scenes, while
others are those of battles. The remaining carvings on the headstone are
decorative.
~
E
inscription~
The inscription tells of the death of Lord Hedren due to wound received
in battle.
~
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#9026
Graveyard Path~
You are walking along a path through the graveyard which continues to the
east and west. Looking to the south, you can make out a large tombstone
through the the mist and fog. You can sense some sort of power pulling
you towards it. To the north, you see yet another tombstone.
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#9027
Castle Graveyard~
This elaborate tombstone stands at least twenty feet tall. Gazing upon
it, you marvel at what appears to be an angel with its wings and arms
spread wide and facing the heavens. Moss and dirt now cover much of the
surface, hiding the intricate details and craftsmanship. You see a
smaller tombstone to the east, and the path through the graveyard in all
other directions. The path seems to circle around this collosal statue.
~
[Fyli] collasal is spelt colossal
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moss dirt~
Although moss only covers the lower part of the statue, dirt has been
smeared over much of the surface, perhaps maliciously. The dirt is quite
encrusted and does not look as if if it could be removed easily.
~
E
tombstome statue angel~
A marvel of stoneworking, the angel is very beautiful, considering that
much of it is hidden beneath a layer of moss and dirt. The face of the
angel is raised, as if looking towards the heavens.
~
E
details craftmanship~
The work on this statue must have taken a great length of time to produce.
As you look at the statue, you can see distinct feathers in the wings of
the angel, and there is a carved tear on its face.
~
A
3 meditate bow pray touch~
angel statue ~
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
mob = mload( 13, room );
do_spell( bless, mob, ch );
junk_mob( mob );
}
else {
send_to_char( #char_not, ch );
act_notchar( #room_not, ch );
}
~
E
room_not~
You would swear that you just saw the angel smile at $n.
~
E
char_not~
The statue of the angel smiles down at you.
~
E
room~
Suddenly, an angel appears, gives $m a beautiful smile and leaves just as
quickly.
~
E
char~
Suddenly, an angel appears before you , gives you a beautiful smile and
then leaves just as quickly.
~
!
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#9028
Castle Graveyard~
A few tombstones are scattered around here, although it is nearly
impossible to read the inscriptions on them. What time has not worn away
is obscured by the fog. In all directions, you see more tombstones,
but it is very difficult to see any details due to the fog.
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tombstone tombstones~
The tombstones are fairly small, with none larger than knee-height.
There appears to be little reason for the placement of the tombstones
other than random placement.
~
E
inscription inscriptions~
The inscriptions have been erased by the passage of time, and only
occasional letters are left. It is impossible to determing what was
written on any of the tombstones.
~
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#9029
Graveyard Path~
The mist thickens here, but it is still possible to see beyond the path.
There are gravestones in all directions, some closer than others. Also,
you can see the path you are on continue to both the west and to the
north through the graveyard.
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#9030
Graveyard Path~
Little is visible through the fog, but you can make out that the path
continues to the north and south. You can also make out what appears to
be a large tombstone to the west. From the smell which permeates the
air, it would appear that the ground beneath that tombstone had been
recently disturbed. The smell of fresh dirt floats on the wind coming
from the west. A small gully lies to the east.
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smell~
~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
~
E
char~
You can detect the slight smell of death and decay intermingled with the
dirt.
~
!
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#9031
Graveyard.~
Empty space.
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#9032
Graveyard Path~
The main path continues to the east and south, although you can see a
faint trail heading west into a light fog. All around you, the sounds of
undead creatures send shivers down your spine. Perhaps it was unwise to
have come in here.
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trail~
A faint trail weaves its way to the west.
~
A
listen~
~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
~
E
char~
You hear the sound of moaning and wailing nearby. You are overcome with
the urge to flee.
~
!
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#9033
Castle Graveyard~
You are standing on a small strip of grass between the wrought iron fence
to the north and the small path to the south. Peering through the bars
of the fence, you can clearly see a large castle towering over the
graveyard. A light fog creeps slowly to the east.
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bars~
The metal bars of the fence are strong despite the years they have stood.
There is but little rust evident on them, and they are firmly planted
into the ground.
~
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S
#9034
Castle Graveyard~
To the north of you is the wrought iron fence which surrounds the
cemetery. To the east, you can see the path which leads up to a gate.
Peering over the wrought iron fence you can make out some kind of castle
to the north of you, but it seems to be quite a distance away. You can
barely see the remnants of a light fog which hovers close to the ground.
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path gate~
To the east, you can see a path end at an open gate. The gate leads out
of the graveyard, and looks as though it heads up to the castle.
~
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S
#9035
Graveyard Path~
The path you are traveling on continues to the east and west through this
dark and foreboding cemetery. The mist has lightened considerably in
this area as well. Staring to the north and east, you can barely make
out a wrought iron fence in the distance. Beyond the fence to the north,
a dark shape wavers into view as the fog rolls by.
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dark shape~
Through the fog, you can make out a dark shape, but it impossible to tell
what it may be.
~
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S
#9036
Castle Graveyard~
A small gully takes up this entire area. It would appear that it may
have been a grave site at one point, but has collapsed since. In fact,
this whole area seems to be quite ancient and in disrepair. The mist is
lessened somewhat in this area. Far to the east, you can just make out a
fence, but it is hard to tell how far away it really is. To the east and
south, you can barely make out what appears to be piles of stone which
lie on the ground.
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The mist is lessened somewhat makes no sense to me.
-Greyclaw
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1 east fence~
With the fog distorting distance and obscuring vision, it is hard to tell
just how far away the fence is, or even how tall it is.
~
E
gully~
It would appear that heavy rains caused this part of the graveyard to
sink and wash away.
~
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#9037
Castle Graveyard~
There is but one broken marker here. Although it is shattered, one of
the pieces still has some writing on it. Though the mist is thick to
both the south and east, it thins to the north and west where you can see
path trailing through the graveyard. Your vision to the south is is all
but obscured, and only a large branch looming out of the fog can be seen
to the east.
~
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branch~
A large branch about twenty feet up in the air. From the looks of it,
the branch would seem to lead to a tree east of here.
~
E
marker~
The marker seems to be very old, and indeed, parts of it crumble as you
look at it. However, some of the legend on it still remains. However,
all you can make out is "Si Har ".
~
E
piece pieces~
The shattered marker lies on the ground, snashed by some unknown force.
The only piece with any writing still on it only bears the word, "died".
It is not, perhaps, the best of omens.
~
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#9038
Castle Graveyard~
The mist is not quite as thick here. You see a single stone, but it too
has been worn down by time. At the base of the stone marker is a small
bundle of wilted flowers. To the east and south, you can make out the
fence of the graveyard.
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gravestone stone marker~
The gravestone appears to have been here for a very long time, as much of
it has been worn away. The name on the marker has been completely erased.
~
E
bundle flower flowers~
The flowers look as if they have been here for a very long time. The
petals have almost totally decayed, but it is still possible to tell that
these were once roses.
~
A
get take pick grab steal~
4 flowers petal petals rose roses bundle~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 545 ), ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #nope, ch );
~
E
nope~
You find nothing of interest in that pile of dried petals.
~
E
room~
$n takes a flower from the bundle next to the headstone.
~
E
char~
You find a fresh flower in the bundle, so you take it for yourself.
~
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#9039
Castle Graveyard~
You are walking along the south fence next to the path. There are small
graves here, and as you look closer, you can see engravings of small
animals and such. These small graves appear to belong to former pet
owners who wished to give their loving companions a special resting
place. To the west, you see the south gate, and to the north and east,
you see a few scattered graves.
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grave graves~
The graves, the size that they are, could only be for children or small
animals. Looking at the engravings next to each grave tells you that
only pets are buried in this section of the graveyard.
~
E
engraving engravings~
Next to each grave is a small engraving of an animal. Here there is a
cat, there a dog, and so on. On some of the engravings are also listed
the animal's name as well.
~
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S
#9040
Castle Graveyard~
You have found yourself in the southeast corner of the graveyard. A
large wrought iron fence extends to the north and west from this point.
Unfortunately, the fog is so thick here, you cannot tell what is beyond
the fence. However, you can see the small headstones which litter this
corner. Apparently, someone has designated this corner as the cemetery
for their pets, which is evident by the engravings and gifts rotting in
front of a few of the tombstones.
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gifts engravings~
The remains of several small gifts and engravings lie here. It is hard
to tell what they were to begin with, but they appear to be either pet
toys of some kind, or simple plaques dedicated to the pets buried here.
~
E
fence~
The fence rises over your head, and the top almost disappears in the fog.
The fence is slick to the touch, and climbing it would be impossible.
~
E
headstone headstones~
The headstones for the graves indicate that this part of the graveyard
was dedicated for the burial of pets. The remains of wooden and cloth
gifts, as well as flowers lie on various graves, rotting slowly.
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#9041
Castle Graveyard~
There are no headstones or markers of any kind here. For some reason,
this part of the graveyard was never used. The fog is quite thick here,
but you can just make out another fence to the south. The fence next to
you seems to connect to the southern fence, but it is hard to tell for
sure. To the north, you can see the branches on some trees. There
appears to be something swinging from the branches.
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1 south~
You can just barely make out the south fence. It seems to be very close,
although the mists distort the distance very much.
~
E
fence~
The fence is made of a very old metal. However, age has not affected its
strength at all. The top of the fence disappears in the mists.
~
E
fog~
The fog swirls around you, blocking the sight of anything more than a few
paces away.
~
E
branch branches tree trees~
The tree, although malformed with twisting branches, is much taller than
the fence next to it. In the branches, swaying in the light breeze, are
what appears to be a few men. However, the fog makes it hard to tell for
sure.
~
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#9042
Castle Graveyard~
Roots from the stunted and malformed trees have begun to reach the fence
of the graveyard, although it will be many years before the fence itself
will be affected by them. From the higher limbs of the trees hang a few
skeletons. A small pile of bones lie at the roots. Around you, the mist
clings heavily to the ground.
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bones~
Bones from several human remains are gathered at the roots of the trees.
Although the bones seem to have been gnawed on, no animals are in sight,
although you can see something gleaming from within the pile.
~
E
skeletons~
A few human skeletons hang from ropes in the higher branches of the trees.
It seems that the bones are slowly falling down to lie among the roots.
~
E
roots~
The roots of the trees spread in all directions. Some head towards the
graves, to feed on the remains of the dead, while others spread towards
the fence.
~
E
trees~
The trees seem to be very old, perhaps as old as the graveyard itself.
However, such a life in these surroundings has twisted the trees into
grotesque mockeries.
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A
search~
pile bones~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
act_tochar( #find, ch );
act_notchar( #find2, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 102 ), ch );
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
}
else {
act_tochar( #nofind, ch );
act_notchar( #nofind2, ch );
}
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nofind2~
$n searches the pile of bones, but finds nothing.
~
E
nofind~
You search the pile of bones, but find nothing.
~
E
find2~
$n finds a golden key!
~
E
find~
You find a golden key!
~
!
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#9043
Castle Graveyard~
A crumbling monument stands here. Once, it may have been a statue of a
saint or holy figure, but now there is little of it left. Time has worn
away its features, and rust has obscured the plaque at the base of the
monument. A fence stands to the east, disappearing to the north and
south. To the north, a path creeps along slowly through the graveyard.
Beyond it, a dark image hides in the background.
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monument statue~
The monument appears to have been placed here long ago, as there is
little of it left. What may have been a saint or holy figure is now an
eroded pile of stone.
~
E
plaque~
The plaque may have once indicated who was buried here, but it has long
since rusted over, and is now completely illegible.
~
E
image~
The image through the fog cannot be made out, but whatever it is, it is
quite large.
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#9044
Graveyard Path~
The path continues to the north and west, while a great fence lies to the
east. To the north, you can see the castle better than you have been
able to see before. You can also see the hidden path that leads up the
castle, directly north of you. Unfortunately, you can also see a huge
guardian that stands waiting for anyone to try to enter the path.
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castle~
As the fog clears, you can finally make out a large castle lying to the
north.
~
E
path~
The path proceeds to the north, ending in front of a watch-station manned
by a castle guard.
~
E
guard guardian~
From here you can see a castle guard standing watch beyond the fence that
runs to the north.
~
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S
#9045
Graveyard Path~
You can see a small passageway here, leading up to the north towards a
small iron gate. Just to the north of you is a royal guardian. To the
south and west, the graveyard beckons you to your death. A path
disappears to the south. To the east, a wrought iron fence extends its
way to the south, enclosing the graveyard.
~
WHERE is this graveyard, in what type of terrain?
a vacuum? what is on the sides of this square?
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guard guardian~
Just to the north, a castle guard stands watch, prohibiting entry into
the castle.
~
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#9046
Passage Entrance.~
The path you are on seems to continue to the north towards the castle.
To the south, the path passes beneath a small iron gate and disappears
into a graveyard.
~
his damage unarmed should be less than the weapon
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#9047
Small Dirt Path~
The path does not seem all that worn, as though little traffic has passed
this way in a long time. However, upon closer inspection, you can see a
set of fresh grooves in the ground about shoulder width apart. On either
side of the path is a small gully. To the north, a slight fog encroaches
upon the path.
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dirt path through WHERE/
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tracks~
The tracks are very wide, but seem to be very old. Strange that should
not have been washed away by now....
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#9048
Small Dirt Path~
Although the mists make it hard to see beyond a distance of ten feet, it
seems that you are getting closer to the castle. The castle looms out of
the fog to tower over you.
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castle in which direction?
what is on either side of the path?
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send_to_char( #char, ch );
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char~
The mist swirls and clouds your vision.
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#9049
Small Dirt Path~
Although the mists have the effect of distorting distances here, the wall
to the castle seems very close indeed. However, the rest of the castle
is still lost in the mists. It is now impossible to see even the top of
the castle, which was visible, although slightly, before.
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where?
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#9050
Small Dirt Path~
The wall to the west of you is solid stone, with no apparent way to get
to it. However, the path seems to continue to the north and south.
Perhaps there is yet a way inside the castle to be found.
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first sentence doen't make sense/unclear
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#9051
Small Dirt Path~
The wall to the castle has curved away from you, but you can still see it
from here. The path continues both north and south, but you cannot see
any way into the castle proper from here. The path itself seems a bit
smoother, as though more traffic has been through here.
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which side is wall on?
what is on other side?
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#9052
Entrance to the Old Tomb~
Here you see a small passage leading up and down which seems to have not
been used in quite sometime. Closer inspection shows that the door above
you is partially covered by a large, wooden crate. A strange mystical
feeling surrounds you as you pass through. The passage continues
downward into a large hallway.
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door~
door~
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door~
The door seems to be a fairly normal trapdoor in the ceiling. The hinges
seem a bit rusty, but other than that, it is in good shape.
~
E
crate~
A large wooden crate can be seen from here. It seems to be covering the
hole in the ceiling, as if someone put it there for that purpose.
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A
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if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
do_spell( hallucinate, ch, ch );
}
~
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char~
You pass through the mist and begin to feel a bit dizzy.
~
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A
1 open move push~
1 up crate~
if( !is_open( room, up ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, up );
}
else
send_to_char( #open, ch );
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open~
The passage is already open.
~
E
room~
$n moves the crate which is blocking the passage.
~
E
char~
You move the crate which is blocking the passage.
~
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#9053
Tomb of the Castle~
You are standing in a large hallway which continues to the north and
south. Above you, a ladder escapes up into a small, dark passage. Along
the wall, jewels and torches lie scattered at seemingly random intervals,
although the torches appear to have been blown out by the draft coming
from the south. To the east, you can see a lit room which beckons you.
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ladder~
The ladder is quite old, but still looks sturdy, being made from ironwood.
Climbing it would take you into the dark passage above you.
~
E
jewel jewels~
The jewels in the wall sparkle as the low light catches their many facets.
The jewels seem to be firmly embedded in the wall.
~
E
torch torches~
The torches here are well secured into the wall mounts. From the looks
of it, the torches would be impossible to remove without destroying them
in the process.
~
E
up~
Looking up to the passage the ladder rises into, you can see nothing of
what is up there save for a glowing mist of some sort.
~
E
room~
The room to the east, from the looks of it, was carved right out of the
rock. Although it is impossible to see what may lie in it, there is a
faint smell of decay coming from that direction.
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A
pry get steal take~
jewel jewels gem gems~
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
~
E
get_room~
$n tries to pry some of the gems out of the walls.
~
E
get~
You try to pry gems out of the wall, but they are too firmly embedded.
~
!
0 0 0
A
get take steal grab~
torch torches~
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
~
E
get_room~
$n tries to get a torch from one of the wall mounts, but ends up breaking
it into splinters of dry wood.
~
E
get~
You try and get one of the torches, but find it impossible to get out of
the wall mount without destroying it.
~
!
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A
light~
3 torches~
if( has_obj( 26, ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #notorch, ch );
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notorch~
You don't have a torch with which to light it.
~
E
room~
$n lights a torch on the wall, but a breeze comes along and blows it out.
~
E
char~
You light a torch on the wall, but a breeze comes along and blows it out.
~
!
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A
3 climb~
ladder 1 up~
interpret( ch, "up" );
~
!
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#9054
Tomb of the Castle~
The torches along the wall light the large hall which continues to the
north and east. Jewels speckle the walls in a delightful fashion,
casting strange images all over the room. To the north, lit torches
guide your way through the catacombs.
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torches~
Mounted on the walls at intervals are torches in metal mounts. They are
set firmly in and would be hard to remove.
~
E
jewels images~
The facets of the jewels set in the wall sparkle in the light. The
glinting light is refracted and reflected around the room, causing forms
to be cast around the hall. The jewels are deeply set into the walls.
~
A
pry get steal take~
5 jewels 3 gems~
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
~
E
get_room~
$n tries to pry some of the gems out of the walls.
~
E
get~
You try to pry gems out of the wall, but they are too firmly embedded.
~
!
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A
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send_to_room( #room, room );
~
E
room~
You can feel a slight draft wafting from the south.
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!
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#9055
Tomb of the Castle.~
This is an out of the way part of the large hall which continues to the
north and south. Looking about, you can see that the hall is very grungy
and damp. This area is not as well traveled like to the north. The
torches and jewels still line the walls, but many of the torches along
the wall are no longer lit. The wall to the west has a large crack in it.
~
Okay. Now liches are cool and all, and fun to include in our areas, but
how does this guy fit here? he doesn't even have a tomb, he's in the
hall, and liches generally have whole tombs and elaborate traps designed
to protect themselves (similar to dragons...) This guy kinda needs it.
As for the mob itself, he's 30th leve, and dishes out a strange mpc.
Furthermore, he's sentinel and his xp isn't protected at all.
Shrug...thing this needs some consdieration. :)
Kiian.
ok pulled thie liche pending a serious fix - kiian
enter crack
[Arathorn] look crack- behing should be behind
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torches torch~
The walls have torches mounted periodically along their length. It looks
like trying to remove them would require breaking them up into worthless
pieces.
~
E
jewels~
Jewels sparkle in your eyes as you look at the walls. They are set
deeply in the wall, though, and don't look easy to remove.
~
E
crack~
The wall to the west is marred by a large crack. It looks like you can
probably fit through and explore behing it.
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A
enter ~
crack~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9132 ) );
act_notchar( #arr, ch );
loop( followers ) {
act_tochar( #char2, rch );
transfer( rch, find_room( 9132 ) );
act_notchar( #arr, rch );
}
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char2~
You enter the crack and find yourself in a small cave.
~
E
arr~
$n enters the cave from the crack.
~
E
room~
$n enters the crack in the west wall.
~
E
char~
You enter the crack and find yourself in a small cave.
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get take steal pry~
5 jewels 3 gems~
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
~
E
get_room~
$n tries to pry some of the gems out of the walls.
~
E
get~
You try to pry gems out of the wall, but they are too firmly embedded.
~
!
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A
light~
3 torches~
if( has_obj( 26, ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #notorch, ch );
~
E
notorch~
You don't have a torch with which to light it.
~
E
room~
$n lights a torch on the wall, but a breeze comes along and blows it out.
~
E
char~
You light a torch on the wall, but a breeze comes along and blows it out.
~
!
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~
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send_to_room( #room, room );
~
E
room~
Faint noises seep from the crack to the west.
~
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#9056
Tomb of the Castle~
You are standing in a large hall with lit torches mounted on the walls at
various intervals. Around the torches, small jewels lie embedded in the
walls, creating a dazzling light show. Peering into the distance to the
north, you can see a large room that is well lit. The corridors extend
in each of the cardinal directions. To the side of the hallway, a spiral
staircase rises into the ceiling.
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1 south~
Looking to the south you see little of interest besides stone walls. As
you peer down the corridor, a slight breeze passes you.
~
E
1 north~
To the north you notice a faint blue glow.
~
E
1 east~
To the east you can make out a wooden door.
~
E
1 west~
There is little to see to the west save for stone walls. However, you do
notice a faint glow.
~
E
torches~
The torches are mounted at regular intervals on the walls. Looking
closely at the mountings, you think you may be able to get one of the
torches out of the wall.
~
E
jewels~
The jewels sparkle in the torchlight. They seem to be firmly embedded in
the corridor walls, but then, perhaps no one has tried to pull them out
yet.
~
E
light show~
Light from the torches bounces off of the jewels in the wall, creating a
pattern of moving light on the floor, walls, and ceiling.
~
A
get pry~
5 jewels~
i = random( 1,4 );
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
if( i < 2 ) {
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 119 ), ch );
}
else {
if( i < 3 ) {
act_tochar( #get2, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 119 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 119 ), ch );
}
else {
if( i < 4 ) {
act_tochar( #get3, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 119 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 119 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 119 ), ch );
}
else {
act_tochar( #get_none, ch );
act_notchar( #get_none_room, ch );
}
}
}
}
else {
act_tochar( #get_none, ch );
act_notchar( #get_none_room, ch );
}
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get_none_room~
$n pries at the jewels on the wall, but gives up after being unable to
pull any out.
~
E
get_none~
You pry at the jewels on the wall, but are unable to pry any of them
loose.
~
E
get_room~
$n pries at the jewels on the wall, trying to get them loose.
~
E
get3~
You pry at the jewels on the wall, getting three loose!
~
E
get2~
You pry at the jewels on the wall, getting two loose!
~
E
get~
You pry at the jewels on the wall, pulling one loose!
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get~
torch torches~
i = random( 1,6 );
if( rflag( reset2, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset2, room );
if( i < 5 ) {
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 26 ) );
}
else {
act_tochar( #get_none, ch );
act_notchar( #get_none_room, ch );
}
}
else {
act_tochar( #get_none, ch );
act_notchar( #get_none_room, ch );
}
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get_none_room~
$n is unable to get the torch out of its mounting on the wall.
~
E
get_none~
You are unable to pull the torch from its mount on the wall.
~
E
get_room~
$n $n pulls a torch from the wall, accidentally putting it out.
~
E
get~
You pull a torch from the wall, accidentally putting it out.
~
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#9057
Tomb of the Castle~
The large corridor continues back to the south where torches line the
walls at varying intervals, highlighted by jewels which glimmer in their
light. There appear to be small tombs extending to the north, east and
west from this corridor. The room to the north emits a bright light
through its entrance.
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steal pry take get~
5 jewels 3 gems~
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
~
E
get_room~
$n tries to pry some of the gems out of the walls.
~
E
get~
You try to pry gems out of the wall, but they are too firmly embedded.
~
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#9058
Tomb of Sir Dragoon~
You are standing within a small little tomb which has been chiseled out
of the hard rock. A large and sealed crypt lies in the middle of the
floor going down. The crypt is covered by a large stone. The only exit
appears to be back through the entrance to the tomb.
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crypt cover stone~
Examining the stone covering of the crypt, you can see lettering carved
into its surface.
~
E
lettering surface carved~
"This is the tomb of Sir Dragoon, the Evil. Although King Lag's most
favored knight, his thirst for power became his downfall."
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A
move push~
lid~
act_tochar( #char_move, ch );
act_notchar( #room_move, ch );
~
E
room_move~
$n tries to move the lid, but gives up after a few seconds.
~
E
char_move~
You try to move the lid, but it is far too heavy to budge.
~
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#9059
Tomb of Witch Lana~
You are standing in the hollowed out tomb intended for one of the old
inhabitants of the castle. The walls are faded to a rich amber tone.
You see a small crypt sitting in the middle of the floor going down. A
large grate covers the entrance. Around the grate, a large plaque
encircles the crypt. It appears to tell the story of who is buried
within. The only exit is back through the entrance to the tomb.
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'tomb entrance'~
'tomb entrance'~
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walls~
The walls are in good condition, and surprisingly mold free, considering
the dampness you have noticed elsewhere. Although they are amber in
color, it does not seem to be from metal, but rather an odd color of
stone.
~
E
crypt~
The crypt starts here, but the majority of it seems to be under a grate
in the middle of the floor. Although unusual for a crypt, it is not
unheard of.
~
E
grate~
A large metal grate in the middle of the floor is the only way down to
the crypt. Although it is slightly damp to the touch, it shows no signs
of rust.
~
A
1 open~
grate tomb entrance~
if( !is_open( room, down ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, down );
}
else
send_to_char( #open, ch );
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E
open~
The grate is already ajar and the tomb open.
~
E
room~
$n braces $mself and opens the grate, revealing a small tomb below.
~
E
char~
Pulling as hard as you can on the grate, you open it to reveal a small
tomb below.
~
!
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steal pry~
plaque~
if( class( ch ) == thief ) {
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
if( random( 1, 10 ) < 3 ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 689 ), ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #unable, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #unleft, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #notthief, ch );
~
E
notthief~
You are unable to pry the plaque off.
~
E
unleft~
You are unable to pry off the rest of the plaque.
~
E
unable~
You are unable to pry the plaque off.
~
E
room~
$n pries off most of the plaque.
~
E
char~
You are able to pry most of the plaque off. However, you end up scratch
off the face of the plaque in the process.
~
!
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1 look~
plaque~
if( rflag( reset1, room ) )
send_to_char( #char, ch );
else
send_to_char( #nope, ch );
~
E
nope~
The plaque face has been scratched off.
~
E
char~
"This is the great tomb of the hated witch, Lana, who lived in the castle
for all years. In her former life, she was the mother of the king.
However, time and power had warped her sense of values until the castle
inhabitants rallied to kill her. Her ghost was banished to this tomb
long ago. Since then, she has tried to kill all mortals, blaming them
for her banishment."
~
!
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#9060
Tomb of Lana~
This is a very nasty, smelling room, full of cobwebs and spiders, most
of which could care less if you were here or not. In the corner, you can
see a small, ugly figure coming at you and it seems to be very annoyed.
~
[Fingolfin] +pray
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'tomb exit'~
'tomb exit'~
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cobwebs~
Gray strands of silk lie everywhere. Cobwebs clutter the room, gathering
in corners, and obscuring the walls. The occupants of the webs, small
spiders, skitter away at the least vibration.
~
E
spiders~
The spiders are all quite small, and seem to hold no interest at all in you.
~
A
1 up~
~
if( !is_open( room, up ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, up );
continue;
}
else
continue;
~
E
room~
$n pushes $s way out through the grate.
~
E
char~
Pressing your shoulder to the grate, you push your way out.
~
!
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A
1 open push move~
grate tomb entrance exit~
if( !is_open( room, up ) ) {
open( room, up );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #open, ch );
~
E
open~
The grate is already open.
~
E
room~
$n opens the grate to the tomb.
~
E
char~
You open the grate to the tomb.
~
!
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#9061
Tomb of the Exarch~
You are standing within a large tomb which rests at the end of the
corridor. The only thing of interest in this tomb is the sarcophagus
which lies against the north wall. Surprisingly, you see many footsteps
which come up to the edge of the sarcophagus. A small plaque is nailed
into the base of the sarcophagus. The only exit seems to be through the
tomb entrance to the south. The room is illuminated by countless torches
and candles which take up the entire room.
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sarcophagus~
sarcophagus~
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sarchophagus~
This "coffin" appears to be the size of an adult human. A large cross
has been carved and painted into the top of the cover which seals the
body within its belly.
~
E
plaque base~
"This is the tomb of the Exarch. His servitude to the Lord shall never
be forgotten. Nor will his servitude to King Lag."
~
E
candles~
The candles are placed everywhere. Although the majority of them are
lit, a few have gone out. Puddles of wax cover the floor, in which you
notice a few footprints.
~
E
torches~
The torches are securely mounted on the wall. While all of them are lit,
it seems that more illumination comes from the numerous candles placed on
any available space.
~
E
footprints~
The footprints in the wax go right up to the edge of the sarcophagus.
And, you can barely make out the back half of one footprint. The other
half, it would seem, is under the sarcophagus.
~
A
1 open~
3 sarcophagus~
if( !is_open( room, down ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, down );
}
else
send_to_char( #char_open, ch );
~
E
char_open~
The sarcophagus lid is already open.
~
E
room~
$n yanks on the sarcophagus lid and reveals a hidden passage.
~
E
char~
You yank open the sarcophagus lid to reveal a hidden passage.
~
!
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#9062
Tomb of the Castle~
You are standing in a hall that is untouched by neither dust nor cobwebs
dare to defile the sanctity of this hall. Of course, the awesome door to
the south may be the reason why. Twenty feet tall and made of pure jade,
it emanates a power which is undescribable. Small tombs branch to the
east and west. To the north, the main hall extends through darkness.
~
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"green door"~
"green door"~
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door jade 1 south~
The south entrance to this room is a monstrous door set on huge hinges.
It is made of jade, and seems to look at you with dissapproval. A sense
of awesome power washes over you from behind the door, making you feel
unworthy to exist in this place.
~
E
1 east 1 west tombs~
To the east and west you can see hints of gold and gems through the
entrance to the royal tombs.
~
-1
S
#9063
Tomb of the Castle~
You are standing within a royal tomb which has been carved into the rock
of the earth. Around you, paintings and statuettes made of pure gold
surround a huge sarcophagus which rests in the center of the room.
Elaborately descriptive carvings gilt with gold adorn the edges of the
huge sarcophagus. A small plaque rests near the head of it. The only
exit is back to the hallway to the east.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9062 10 10 5
E
paintings statuettes~
The walls are lined with paintings hung in frames made of gold. Between
them in small alcoves set in the walls are precious statuettes made to
resemble creatures of power, dragons, griffons and the like.
~
E
sarcophagus carvings~
In the center of the room is a sarcophagus made of stone, set with gems
and overlaid with gold. Carvings of prancing animals and powerful beasts
adorn the lid of the sarcophagus, with gems for eyes and golden bodies.
A small plaque is set on a stand at the head of the sarcophagus.
~
A
1 open move push~
lid sarcophagus~
act_tochar( #char_move, ch );
act_notchar( #room_move, ch );
~
E
room_move~
$n tries to move the lid, but gives up after a few seconds.
~
E
char_move~
You try to move the lid, but it is far too heavy to budge.
~
!
0 0 0
A
take steal pry grab get~
plaque bronze~
if( class( ch ) == thief ) {
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
if( random( 1, 10 ) < 3 ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 689 ), ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #unable, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #unleft, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #notthief, ch );
~
E
notthief~
You are unable to pry the plaque off.
~
E
unleft~
You are unable to pry off the rest of the plaque.
~
E
unable~
You are unable to pry the plaque off.
~
E
room~
$n pries off most of the plaque.
~
E
char~
You are able to pry most of the plaque off. However, you end up scratch
off the face of the plaque in the process.
~
!
0 0 0
A
1 look examine~
bronze plaque~
if( rflag( reset1, room ) )
send_to_char( #char, ch );
else
send_to_char( #nope, ch );
~
E
nope~
The plaque face has been scratched off.
~
E
char~
"Here lies Queen Lag. Her kindness and devotion to her husband King and
to God will be remembered forever."
~
!
0 0 0
A
steal take get grab~
all treasure gold 5 paintings 4 statuettes carvings~
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
act_notchar( #room2, ch );
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
wait( 1 );
if( char_in_room( ch, find_room( 9122 ) ) ) {
send_to_room( #room3, room );
dam_message( ch, 3d3+1, "The spirit of Queen Lag's piercing scream" );
inflict( ch, mob, 3d3+1, "The spirit of Queen Lag" );
wait( 1 );
if( char_in_room( ch, find_room( 9122 ) ) ) {
send_to_room( #room4, room );
set_rflag( reset1, room );
}
else
set_rflag( reset1, room );
}
else {
send_to_room( #room4, room );
set_rflag( reset1, room );
}
~
E
room4~
The spirit of Queen Lag vanishes before your eyes.
~
E
room3~
The spirit of Queen Lag opens her mouth and emits a piercing scream which
reverberates through tombs.
~
E
room2~
As $n reaches toward the piles of treasure, the spirit of Queen Lag rises
before $m and emits a piercing scream.
~
E
char2~
As you reach toward the piles of treasure, the spirit of Queen Lag rises
before you and emits a piercing scream.
~
!
0 0 0
A
1 kill hit kick~
spirit queen lag~
if( !rflag( reset1, room ) )
send_to_char( #char, ch );
else
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
~
E
char2~
The spirit of Queen Lag is no longer before you.
~
E
char~
Surprisingly, you are unable to raise your hand to attack.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9064
Tomb of the Castle~
You are standing within the most regal tomb you have laid your eyes on.
Elaborate drawings and sculptures take up every available space around
the huge sarcophagus in the center of the room. The statues of two
somber knights face the sarcophagus in a watchful vigil. The sarcophagus
is likewise adorned with golden carvings. A large bronze plaque glimmers
in the glow of the torches which line the walls. Gold and silver collide
everywhere in a mixture of raw beauty. The only exit is to the hallway
to the west.
~
~
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~
~
0 -1 9062 10 10 5
E
knights somber~
Two statues of tall strong knights stand at attention next to the wall,
facing the sarcophagus. They appear to watch and wait for the king's
call.
~
E
sarcophagus~
The sarcophagus sitting in the center of the room is covered in carvings
of somber knights paying tribute to their king, and of great beasts in
servitute to him. It is decorated with gold and silver plating with gems
embedded in the stone lid and box. You notice a small circle carved into
the top of the sarcophagus.
~
E
bronze 3 plaque~
At the head of the sarcophagus is a plaque made of bronze. It reads:
"Here lies the King Lag. His service to God and country will be
remembered. May he rest in peace. Beware to those who would disturb his
slumber."
~
E
drawings sculptures~
The walls are covered with drawings and paintings set in gold and silver
frames. They hang between the statues of proud knights and powerful
beasts that pay tribute to the King in the sarcophagus.
~
E
torches~
Torches set in sturdy wall mount light the room and are reflected from
the splendor of the riches in the room.
~
E
circle small top~
Examining the circle, you see the word, 'Lagora' carved into the center
of it. The circle appears to be about four inches in diameter.
~
A
read view~
bronze 3 plaque~
act_tochar( #plaque, ch );
~
E
plaque~
At the head of the sarcophagus is a plaque made of bronze. It reads:
"Here lies the King Lag. His service to God and country will be
remembered. May he rest in peace. Beware to those who would disturb his
slumber."
~
!
0 0 0
A
1 open~
3 sarcophagus lid~
if( cflag( 15, ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #noopen, ch );
act_notchar( #noroom, ch );
end;
}
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
if( !is_fighting( ch )) {
act_tochar( #open, ch );
wait( 2 );
send_to_room( #voice, room );
wait( 0 );
send_to_room( #voice2, room );
mob = mload( 536, room );
wait( 1 );
send_to_room( #call, room );
wait( 2 );
send_to_room( #knight, room );
mob = mload( 389, room );
attack( mob, ch, 2d6+7, "chilling touch" );
ch = rand_player( room );
mob = mload( 389, room );
attack( mob, ch, 2d6+7, "chilling touch" );
}
}
else
act_tochar( #already, ch );
~
E
noroom~
$n attempts to open the lid on the sarcophagus, but gives up.
~
E
noopen~
You are unable to lift the lid on the sarcophagus.
~
E
knight~
You hear and feel a whistling wind play about the room. On the tail of
the breeze, you hear crumbling of stone. Out of the corner of your eye,
you glimpse a ghost separating from a statue of a knight.
Examining the circle, you see the word, 'Lagora' carved into the center of it.
~
E
call~
The deep voice says, "Arise my knights, we must rid the castle of these
intruders. Arise and fight, so we may return to our rest."
~
E
already~
You find that the lid has already been lifted open.
~
E
voice2~
You hear a loud sigh.
From the darkness of the sarcophagus, an ethereal figure emerges.
~
E
voice~
A cold wind blows through the room. Carried on the wind is a deep voice.
It demands, "Who is this that disturbs my rest?"
~
E
open~
You slide the heavy cover of the sarcophagus open. From the darkness
within, you see a cloth wrapped figure of a body. You hear a hissing
sound, and a groan emanates from the air all around you. You may begin
to regret the disturbance now...
~
!
0 0 0
A
get steal take grab pry~
bronze plaque~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
i = 4d4+4;
dam_message( ch, i, "the crackling flame" );
inflict( ch, mob, i, "crackling flame" );
~
E
room~
As $n reaches out to pry the plaque off of the sarcophagus, he is singed
by a crackling flame which shoots out.
~
E
char~
As you reach to pry the plaque off of the sarcophagus, a crackling flame
shoots out and singes you.
~
!
0 0 0
A
~
~
if( !is_fighting( ch ) ) {
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
if( mob_in_room( 536, room ) )
junk_mob(mob_in_room( 536, room ) );
if( mob_in_room( 389, room ) )
junk_mob( mob_in_room( 389, room ) );
if( mob_in_room( 389, room ) )
junk_mob( mob_in_room( 389, room ) );
}
}
continue;
~
!
3 -1 8
A
put place lay lie insert~
medal lagora circle sarcophagus medallion~
if( has_obj( 473, ch ) ) {
junk_obj( has_obj( 473, ch ) );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
wait( 0 );
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
if( doing_quest( ch, 25 ) )
update_quest( ch, 25 );
wait( 0 );
send_to_room( #room2, room );
set_cflag( 15, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #nope, ch );
~
E
nope~
You don't have the royal medallion.
~
E
room2~
With that said, King Lag removes the medallion from the circle
inscription and fades from sight.
~
E
char2~
Suddenly, the King's spectre rises from within his sarcophagus and
states, 'You have done well, my friend! You have relieved my soul from
this hellish nightmare. Now I may go join my wife in the heavens.
~
E
room~
$n places the royal medallion into the circle set in the sarcophagus.
~
E
char~
You place the royal medallion into the circle set in the sarcophagus.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9067
Tomb of the Castle~
In the middle of the room lies a great stone coffin. Around the coffin,
carved in the walls, ceiling, and floor are various scenes of battles won
and lost. Above the coffin, you can see the faint image of the Prince
himself floating reverently in the air.
~
~
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~
~
0 -1 9124 10 10 5
E
image prince~
The ethereal image of a proud man floats above the coffin. You can
barely tell from the faint image that he appears to wear armor and a
scabbarded sword. It seems to be the Prince's spirit.
~
E
writing~
The writing says, "A shield to shelter the weak, a sword to defend them
from evil, and a rose to remind us of the beauty and thorns of life."
~
E
crest lid~
A closer look at the crest on the lid of the coffin shows that it is a
depiction of a knight's equipment. It shows a shield, a sword, and a
rose. The carvings are set deeply into the stone lid, and look as if
they would fit the actual items. Below the crest is some @b@Cwriting@n.
~
E
coffin stone~
In the middle of the room rests a plain stone coffin. It is unadorned
but for a single @C@bcrest@n carved into the lid.
~
E
carvings scenes walls ceiling floor~
In carvings on the walls and floor, you see the Prince in many battles.
In some, he chases invading goblins away at the point of his army's
spears. In another, he bows to the leader of the giants as they come to
a peace. In all, he is shown to be a leader of men and the epitome of
honor. The carvings cover the walls and ceiling and extend onto the
floor. It appears the people that prepared this burial chamber honored
the Prince highly.
~
A
~
~
if( is_follower( ch ) )
end;
if( !cflag( 19, ch ) ) {
set_cflag( 19, ch );
wait( 1 );
if( !rflag( reset2, find_room( 9124 ) ) )
end;
if( !rflag( reset1, find_room( 9124 ) ) )
end;
if( !rflag( status2, find_room( 9124 ) ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, find_room( 9124 ) );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
}
else {
send_to_char( #char_bad, ch );
act_notchar( #room_bad, ch );
}
}
else
continue;
~
E
room_bad~
The Spirit of the Prince frowns at $n and says, "By greedily taking the
gold, you have failed in the simplest of my tests of honor."
~
E
char_bad~
The Spirit of the Prince frowns at you as you enter. Then he simply
states, "By greedily taking the gold, you have failed in the simplest of
my tests of honor."
~
E
room~
The Spirit of the Prince bows to $n and states, "You have done well, my
friend. By not taking the coins unasked, you proved yourself to be
honorable. Please feel free to take the gold on the table in the next
room without repercussions, as a reward for honor.
~
E
char~
The Spirit of the Prince bows to you and states, "You have done well, my
friend. By not taking the coins unasked, you proved yourself to be
honorable. Please feel free to take the gold on the table in the next
room without repercussions, as a reward for honor.
~
!
1 -1 1
A
1 open pry move~
coffin lid~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n struggles to push open the coffin lid, but to no avail.
~
E
char~
You are unable to open the coffin lid.
~
!
0 0 0
A
1 kill~
prince spirit~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n swings at the Prince's image, passes right through it.
~
E
char~
You swing at the Prince's image, but pass right through it.
~
!
0 0 0
A
ask~
prince spirit medal medallion lagora~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n asks the prince about the medallion.
The prince replies, 'Ah yes, Lagora! It is the only symbol left from
before the war with the faeries which has remained sacred. My father
would be greatly relieved if you would place the medal on his
sarcophagus.'
~
E
char~
'Ah yes, Lagora! It is the only symbol left from before the war with the
faeries which has remained sacred. My father would be greatly relieved
if you would place the medal on his sarcophagus.'
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9068
Small Dirt Path~
The way you came is lost in the mists, as is the way you are going. The
only thing that you can see for sure is the stone wall of the castle
beside you. Aside from that, the path continues beside the wall of the
castle to both the north and, and the path that continues to both the
north and south.
~
which side is wall?
~
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D0
~
~
0 -1 9069 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9051 10 10 5
A
~
~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
~
E
char~
The path becomes lost among the swirl of mists.
~
!
2 0 0
-1
S
#9069
Small Dirt Path~
Up ahead it seems as though the path ends, and there is a door in the
wall of the castle. However, before you can tell for sure, the mists
once again obscure your vision.
~
up ahead in which direction?
depends which way you come from
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9070 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9068 10 10 5
-1
S
#9070
Small Dirt Path~
A small, wooden door with steel bands is set into the wall of the castle
at the end of the dirt path. The path leads away to the south where you
can see a slight fog rolling by.
~
up ahead where?
north? west
~
335020036 1 6 0
D2
~
~
0 -1 9069 10 10 5
D3
'steel-banded door'~
'steel-banded door'~
391 -1 9125 10 10 5
-1
S
#9071
Center Hallway~
This part of the central hall is decorated with scenes of idyllic times,
perhaps the artist's vision of the future coming after the defeat of the
faeries. The ceiling high above is gilded and decorated with paintings
of angels and gods smiling down at the characters on the walls. A much
smaller hallway leads off to the east, and a door stands in the west wall.
The central hallway continues off to the north.
~
~
335020044 1 8 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9074 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9099 10 10 5
D3
door~
"door"~
131 -1 9145 10 10 5
E
scenes paintings murals pictures walls~
The walls are covered in scenes from a garden. Young lovers slip off
into the bushes with smiles on their faces. Handsome knights court
blushing maidens, and a mighty king stands at the center of the garden
with his courtiers. All faces show joy and happiness.
~
-1
S
#9073
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
One of the exits is in here. (please don't remove this rbug)
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9104 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9090 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9130 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9101 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
A
~
~
if( mob_in_room( 173, room ) ) {
send_to_char( #sorry, ch );
end;
}
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9078 ) );
act_notchar( #arr, ch );
loop( followers ) {
act_notchar( #f_leave, rch );
transfer( rch, find_room( 9078 ) );
act_notchar( #f_arr, rch );
}
~
E
room~
$n leaves to the south.
~
E
sorry~
A mythical force prevents you from going in that direction.
~
E
char~
You feel a tingling sensation as you travel south.
~
E
f_arr~
$n arrives from the north.
~
E
f_leave~
$n also goes south.
~
E
arr~
$n arrives from the north.
~
!
3 2 4
-1
S
#9074
Center Hallway~
The walls here are decorated with pictures depicting the glorious past of
the builders of the castle. Far above, a huge chandelier hangs from the
ceiling, all glittering crystals and gold frame. However, it is dark,
having had no maintenance. The north and south passages lead into the
darkness. A small door lies in the west wall.
~
~
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D0
~
~
0 -1 9075 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9142 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9071 10 10 5
D3
door~
"door"~
131 -1 9146 10 10 5
E
pictures paintings walls scenes murals~
The paintings show the ancient humans battles and civilization building.
Warriors in antique armor and weapons are shown being led by noble kings,
and protecting beautiful princesses.
~
-1
S
#9075
Center Hallway~
The central hallway extends to the north and south from here. To the
west there is a small door. The paintings on the walls and ceiling
continue here showing scenes of victory over the invaders. Bloodstains
on the walls and floor and bones scattered about mar the scenes, and show
reality to be much less idyllic than the artist's visions.
~
~
335020036 1 8 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9076 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9074 10 10 5
D3
"door"~
"door"~
131 -1 9077 10 10 5
E
murals paintings pictures walls scenes~
The scenes show the human warrior vanquishing the craven faeries and
running the survivors across the countryside.
~
-1
S
#9076
Center Hallway.~
This corridor extends to the north and south. The ceiling is high and
the walls are decorated with murals of great warriors battling despicable
creatures. The walls look to have been grand at one time, but to have
fallen to disrepair. You see a small door to the east.
~
~
335020036 1 8 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9078 10 10 5
D1
"door"~
"door"~
131 -1 9149 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9075 10 10 5
E
murals pictures paintings walls scenes~
The paintings on the walls depict battles of good versus evil, with human
warriors battling hideous creatures and faerie-like figures. Angels and
saints smile down at their heroes from their places on the ceiling.
~
550 9 1509949540 3 0
-1
S
#9077
Burned Room~
The walls are covered in what used to be shelves for books and scrolls
but they have all been burnt to nothing. A pile of ashes in the center
of the room is what is left of the books and scrolls on the shelves. The
smell of burnt wood is still in the air, suggesting that the fire occured
not too long ago. A reading table sits in the northwest corner,
amazingly undamaged by whatever destroyed the rest of the room. The only
exit is through the door to the east.
~
Considering that the items which this action loads STILL aren't finished,
and that t is lame for players to be able to merely search, quit, search,
quit to stockpile powerful items like scrolls of heal I have turned this
action off, once again. Really good items need to be guarded by mobs,
especially when these items are high-level spells like confuse or heal in
an area without wandering aggressive mobs of real potential threat.
Kiian.
~
335020036 1 6 0
D1
"door"~
"door"~
131 -1 9075 10 10 5
E
pile ashes floor~
The pile in the middle of the floor contains some bits of burnt pages and
bindings that survived the fire, but none look to be readable by cursory
examination.
~
E
table reading corner~
The table in the corner is made of wood and has a fine finish. It has
ashes all over the tabletop but remains undamaged.
~
A
----XXX~
pile ashes~
if( !is_player( ch ) )
end;
if( random( 1, 50 ) == 1 ) {
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
i = random( 1005, 1013 );
obj_to_char( oload( i ), ch );
}
}
else {
act_tochar( #nope, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
}
~
E
nope~
You rummage through the pile of ashes but find nothing intact.
~
E
not~
You see $n kneel and rummage through the pile of ashes on the floor.
~
E
room~
$n rummages through the pile of ashes and finds a scroll.
~
E
ch~
You rummage through the pile and find a scroll still intact.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9078
Center Hallway~
You are standing at an intersection in the stone hallways. To the east,
a small, dark corridor extends away between narrow rock walls. A great
hall lined with painting and murals extends to the south. To the north,
a shimmering curtain of magic hangs across the doorway. A door lies in
the west wall.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9080 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9079 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9076 10 10 5
D3
"door"~
"door"~
131 -1 9150 10 10 5
E
shimmering curtain magic~
You can see a shimmering blue curtain of magic covering the doorway to
the north. Placing your hand on it, you get a tingling sensation. The
curtain doesn't appear to be harmful.
~
A
~
~
if( is_player( ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
continue;
}
~
E
room~
$n disappears into the curtain to the north.
~
E
char~
You feel a slight tingle as you pass through the curtain. Suddenly, you
find yourself in a criss-crossing of stone passages.
~
!
3 0 1
-1
S
#9079
Small Passage~
Walking along this small, dank corridor, you pause momentarily to listen
to a scraping sound echoing from somewhere to the west. To the east, you
can see a spiraling staircase. To the west, you can see an intersection.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9085 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9078 10 10 5
-1
S
#9080
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9081 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9103 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9082 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9128 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
173 9 1509949540 3 0
-1
S
#9081
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9082 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9102 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9080 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9127 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9082
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9080 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9101 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9081 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9083 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9083
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9128 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9082 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9127 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9084 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9084
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9129 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9083 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9126 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9090 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9085
Small Passage~
You see a spiral staircase rising into the ceiling. The same staircase
also descends through the floor. To the east and west, you see a narrow
corridor disappearing into the darkness. The halls are dank, and smell
like rotting flesh.
~
~
335020044 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9093 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9079 10 10 5
D4
~
~
227 -1 33406 10 10 5
D5
~
~
0 -1 9056 10 10 5
E
staircase~
The staircase spirals both up and down, although the passage up seems to
be somewhat blocked. As you look down the staircase, you can make out
very little of the lower floor.
~
A
u up~
~
if( is_open( room, up ) ) {
send_to_char( #open, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
continue;
end;
}
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, up );
continue;
~
E
room~
$n climbs the spiral stairs, and disappears through a hole in the
ceiling.
~
E
char~
Climbing the spiral stairs, you enter a hole in the ceiling and find
yourself in a small room.
~
E
open~
Climbing the spiral stairs, you enter a hole in the ceiling and find
yourself in a small room.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9090
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9092 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9084 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9091 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9073 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9091
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9090 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9126 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9092 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9130 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9092
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9091 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9129 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9090 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9104 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
E
marking markings odd east~
The markings appear to be little niches starting about two feet off the
ground and rising towards the ceiling.
~
-1
S
#9093
Small Passage~
The hallway comes to a corner here, its passages leading off to the west
and south. To the west, you can make out a spiraling staircase in the
dark recesses of the hallway. To the south, a large hallway bearing a
number of paintings and murals opens up invitingly.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D2
~
~
0 -1 9094 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9085 10 10 5
-1
S
#9094
Chapel Hall~
Smiling men and women gesture toward the entrance to the chapel to the
west in paintings on the walls here. The stone walls and floor are
pitted with holes. It seems as if acid was splashed about here. The
hall continues to the north and south.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9093 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9095 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9140 10 10 5
E
paintings pictures walls murals scenes~
Angels float above the heads of the masses playing instruments and
shining with light. Saints lead the people in guiding the guests to the
hallway to the chapel to the west.
~
E
holes pits walls floor~
The walls and floor are pitted with holes made from a VERY strong acid.
~
550 9 1509949540 3 0
-1
S
#9095
Chapel Hall~
The walls are painted in rich colors with scenes of benevolent angels and
smiling saints teaching the masses, healing their wounds, and feeding the
hungry. The hallway continues to the north and south from here. Dried
blood and cracked bones sit on the floor, testament to the fallen
condition of the castle.
~
~
335020044 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9094 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9096 10 10 5
E
paintings pictures murals scenes walls~
The pictures show the kindler, gentler side of the church, and encourage
you to attend the chapel to the north in this hall.
~
E
bones blood~
Dried blood coats an area of the floor and wall to the east. Gnawed
bones of an unrecognizable source sit by the stains.
~
A
search examine take steal get grab~
bones~
send_to_char( #ch, ch );
~
E
ch~
You see nothing of value to take.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9096
Chapel Hall~
There are paintings on the walls here showing evil demons and wicked
devils being chased away by avenging angels. The hallway continues to
the north and south from here. Although to the south, you can see a bend
in the hallway.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9095 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9097 10 10 5
E
paintings walls murals pictures scenes.~
The angels of vengeance are chasing the corruption of evil right off the
ends of the earth in these pictures. The devils are shown with faces
displaying complete and utter terror as the jump into the fires of hell.
~
A
~
~
send_to_room( #room, room );
~
E
room~
Somewhere in the distance, you can hear water dripping.
~
!
2 0 0
-1
S
#9097
Side Hall~
The walls depict a few lead hounds bringing to bay some horrid creatures.
The stone hallway extends to the north and west from here. The darkness
closes in around you and you hear scraping noises echo down the halls.
Maybe you shouldn't stay here long...
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9096 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9098 10 10 5
E
paintings murals pictures walls scenes~
The dogs fiercely snarl at and savage the frightened beasts, forcing them
to take to the trees. More dogs seem to be streaming in from the west.
You think you recognise the creatures though. Maybe something you have
seen inside the castle... Maybe something right behind you...
~
A
~
~
i = random( 0,3);
if( i == 0 )
send_to_room( #scrape1, room );
else {
if( i == 1)
send_to_room( #scrape2, room );
else
send_to_room( #scrape3, room );
}
~
E
scrape3~
You hear rocks tumbling as if something knocked them over to the south.
~
E
scrape2~
Something to the north breathes heavily as it slithers toward you in the
dark.
~
E
scrape1~
You hear a scratching noise from the west, sounding like a very large
creature's nails on the stone floor.
~
!
2 100 0
547 9 1509949540 3 0
-1
S
#9098
Side Hall~
The walls here display painted hunting dogs in pursuit of something to
the east. The hallway splits to the east, west, and south from here.
The floor is littered with trash and the remains of bodies. It seems
that this area is the favored dumping ground of the current residents.
~
~
335020044 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9097 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9100 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9099 10 10 5
E
murals paintings walls pictures scenes~
The dogs in the painting here flolic happily and dash in pursuit of
something to the east further down the hall.
~
E
trash remains~
Bits of rusted metal and rotted leather mix with the bones of the former
wearers of the ruined armor.
~
A
search examine~
trash remains bodies~
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 12 ), ch );
}
else {
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
act_notchar( #room2, ch );
}
~
E
room2~
$n scrounges through the trash, but finds nothing of interest.
~
E
char2~
Digging through the trash, you find nothing of interest.
~
E
room~
$n digs through the trash and finds a single copper coin.
~
E
char~
You find one lousy copper coin in all of this trash.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9099
Side Hall~
This part of the hallway is decorated with the figures of a hunting party
painted on the wall. The ceiling is not very high, in comparison to the
hallway to the west, nor are the pictures as intricate. The small
hallway continues to the east and west.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9098 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9071 10 10 5
E
paintings walls murals scenes pictures~
The hunting party is decked out in antique clothing and displaying odd,
old style weapons. They ride down the hall to the east, and are all
looking that way toward something out of your view.
~
-1
S
#9100
Side Hall~
The main hallway lies to the north from here, but to the south, the
ceiling has crumbled and the way is blocked by rubble. However, a small
wooden door lies half open in the west wall. The rubble has almost
completely covered it up.
~
~
335020044 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9098 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9139 10 10 5
E
rubble~
The blocks of stone are jumbled in a pile that extends up to the ceiling.
Something seems strange about the stones but you can't seem to place the
irregularity.
~
A
1 look examine search~
stones rubble pile~
if( !is_fighting( ch )){
if( rflag( reset0, room )){
junk_mob( mob_in_room( 541, room ));
send_to_char( #real, ch );
act_notchar( #real2, ch );
wait( 2 );
mob = mload( 541, room );
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
if( find_stat( ch, level )< 90 )
attack( mob, ch, 2d10+1, "corrosive saliva");
}
}
~
E
real2~
You see something strange happening in the rubble.
~
E
real~
You realize that in the dark a black pudding has crept across the stone
toward you.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9101
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9103 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9073 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9102 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9082 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9102
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9101 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9130 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9103 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9081 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9103
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9102 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9104 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9101 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9080 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9104
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9130 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9092 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9073 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9103 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9105
Castle Graveyard~
The fog seems to be much lighter around this grave and further to the
north. Looking down, you notice that the headstone which used to stand
here has been smashed to thousands of pieces. However, the tombstones to
the east and south appear be in good shape despite their years. To the
west, a wrought iron fence extends to the north and south.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9006 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9017 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9005 10 10 5
E
headstone pieces~
The headstone has been smashed by a great force. Pieces of it lie
scattered on the ground. Some pieces also appear to have been ground
into powder. It will be impossible to tell what, if anything, was
inscribed on it.
~
E
fog~
The fog swirls about, obscuring your vision.
~
-1
S
#9119
Tomb of the Castle~
The walls of this east-west corridor are rougher than the large hall to
the east. In fact, everything about this corridor is different when
compared to the main corridor to the east. The torches are more scarce,
and the jewels are all but vanguished from here. Instead, large veins of
gold decorate the walls, and huge grooves lie embedded in the floor.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9056 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9120 10 10 5
E
grooves~
The grooves are depp scores in the wall, revealing more of the gold veins
in the walls. However, the grooves do not appear to have been made by
any tools you know of...
~
E
gold veins~
The veins of gold run throughout the rocks walls. Although the raw gold
ore is very valuable, there is no apparent way to retrieve it.
~
A
get take steal pry~
5 jewels 3 gems~
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
~
E
get_room~
$n tries to pry some of the gems out of the walls.
~
E
get~
You try to pry gems out of the wall, but they are too firmly embedded.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9120
Tomb of the Castle~
This golden bespeckled corridor continues to the east and west beneath
the heavy rocks. To the west, a golden glow eminates from what appears
to be an extremely large door set within a large cavern. To the east,
the dark corridor continues through the rough hewn rock. The grooves are
more prominent here before the entrance to the cavern.
~
~
335020044 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9119 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9121 10 10 5
E
glow~
The glow comes from under the door, and it impossible, at least on this
side of the door, to tell what is causing it.
~
E
grooves~
The grooves are quite deep here, perhaps going as far as a foot into the
wall. Still, they do not seem to be man made...
~
E
door~
The door itself is very nondescript, save for its huge size. Under a
door, a soft golden glow eminates.
~
-1
S
#9121
Tomb of the Castle~
You are standing before a large golden door set into the back wall of a
large cavern. Although narrow, the ceiling of the large cavern rises high
above you. Desperately, you strain to see the top of it in this dark and
uninhabited area. The door appears to glow despite the darkness which
permeates this area. To the east, the corridor extends back through the
rock walls.
~
~
335020036 1 6 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9120 10 10 5
D3
"golden door"~
"golden door"~
391 102 9122 10 10 5
-1
S
#9122
Tomb of the Castle~
Piles of gold and treasure lie scattered about this cavern. The walls
themselves appear to be laden with veins of gold. All around you, the
shimmer of gold is almost blinding. To the east, a large golden door
lies embedded in the wall. The only other exit appears to be a large
hole high up in the ceiling. Huge columns rise to support that ceiling.
~
keep this reset low.
at max 5%
[Loxus] can't climb columns with level 7 climb
~
335020036 1 6 0
D1
"golden door"~
"golden door"~
391 102 9121 10 10 5
E
column columns~
The huge marble columns rise from the floor to the celing. One of the
columns touches the ceiling very close to the large hole in the cavern
roof.
~
E
hole~
The hole is at the top of the cavern, but there only seems to be one
possible way to reach it. You would have to climb the columns supporting
the ceiling to get to the hole.
~
E
treasure~
Gems, weapons, and suits of armor lie around the cavern. On the walls of
the cavern are tapestries depicting battle scenes. But, when you take a
second look, you notice that many of the weapon are fused to the floor,
and all but one suit of armor is at least partially melted.
~
E
gold coins~
Although many coins are stacked up in parts of the cavern, many more lie
scattered and piled about. Looking closer, you notice that many of them
have been melted together.
~
A
climb~
columns hole~
act_tochar( #climb, ch );
act_notchar( #climb_room, ch );
~
E
climb_room~
$n starts to climb the columns, but slips and lands on the ground!
~
E
climb~
You find the columns too slippery to climb.
~
!
0 0 0
A
jump reach~
hole~
act_tochar( #reach, ch );
act_notchar( #reach2, ch );
~
E
reach2~
$n looks up at the hole in the cavern ceiling.
~
E
reach~
Other than climbing the columns, you see no way of reaching the hole.
~
!
0 0 0
A
steal take get grab~
all treasure gold piles coin coins~
mob = mob_in_room( 543, find_room( 9122 ) );
if( mob ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
attack( mob, ch, 6d9+3, "swinging tail" );
do_spell( blinding light, mob, ch );
}
else {
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
act_notchar( #room2, ch );
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
wait( 1 );
if( char_in_room( ch, find_room( 9122 ) ) ) {
send_to_room( #room3, room );
dam_message( ch, 3d3+1, "A cursed spirit's wail" );
inflict( ch, mob, 3d3+1, "cursed spirit" );
wait( 1 );
if( char_in_room( ch, find_room( 9122 ) ) ) {
send_to_room( #room4, room );
set_rflag( reset1, room );
}
else
set_rflag( reset1, room );
}
else {
send_to_room( #room4, room );
set_rflag( reset1, room );
}
}
~
E
room4~
The cursed spirit vanishes before your eyes.
~
E
room3~
The cursed spirit opens its mouth and emits a startling wail which
reverberates through the cavern.
~
E
room2~
As $n reaches toward the piles of treasure, a cursed spirit rises before
$n and prepares to attack.
~
E
char2~
As you reach toward the piles of treasure, a cursed spirit rises before
you and prepares to attack.
~
E
room~
As $n reaches to grab some of the treasure, the golden dragon shifts its
weight and smashes $n with its tail.
~
E
char~
As you reach to grab some of the treasure, the golden dragon shifts its
weight and smashes you with its tail.
~
!
0 0 0
A
1 kill~
cursed spirit~
if( !rflag( reset1, room ) )
send_to_char( #char, ch );
else
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
~
E
char2~
The cursed spirit is no longer before you.
~
E
char~
Surprisingly, you are unable to raise your hand to attack.
~
!
0 0 0
A
~
~
mob = mob_in_room( 543, find_room( 9122 ) );
if( is_fighting( ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
junk_mob( mob );
}
continue;
~
E
room~
As $n flees, the dragon takes the opportunity to flee itself through the
hole in the top of the cavern.
~
E
char~
As you flee the room, the dragon makes a quick get away through the hole
at the top of cavern.
~
!
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-1
S
#9123
Tomb of the Castle~
You are standing within a cavern which has been carved into the rock of
the earth. Judging by the markings on the wall, it would appear that a
monstrous beast dug out this unnatural cavern. Surprisingly, despite the
grand nature of the jade door, the interior of this cavern is absolutely
scarce. It would appear that the inhabitant of this cavern doesn't need
anything on which to sleep, does it leave remains of its "guests" lying
about. Looking up, you can see another rudimentary entrance to this lair.
~
why give a mob's type and size in the appearance? might as well give
it's ss #
mob needs a better desc -this is a dragon after all-
an intelligent mob like this would have a better lair
and its xp would be protected
[Loxus] can't climb wall even with level 7 climb
~
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"green door"~
"green door"~
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E
jade door~
The door to the north is made completely of jade stone. It is a very
rich color and sends a sense of awe to you. For a door, it is quite
impressive.
~
E
4 cavern interior 1 up~
The cavern is very large, with a wide, flat, stone floor and smooth walls
extending up to a ceiling far above. You can barely see it for the gloom.
A darker patch appears in the wall next to the ceiling, a hole to a cave,
probably for the resident to exit the cavern.
~
A
2 climb~
rock wall cavern hole 1 up~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n attempts to climb the cavern wall.
~
E
char~
You are unable to find a grip on the smooth surface of the cavern wall.
~
!
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-1
S
#9124
Tomb of the Castle.~
This room is lit by several torches which line the walls. Upon the table
in this room, which contains no other furniture, lies a stack of coins
which shimmer invitingly in the glow of the torches. To the south lies
what looks to be a burial chamber. From the inscription on wall, you can
guess that the person buried there is of some importance.
~
too much gold here
~
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D2
~
~
0 -1 9067 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9053 10 10 5
E
chamber~
From what you can make out of the burial chamber, it seems to fit the
rest of this place. Time has been cruel to it, and its glory has long
passed.
~
E
inscription~
The inscription, which has been worn away in some parts, says that the
Prince of the land is interred in the burial chamber. Furthermore, it
states that because of his bravery, the land was saved, even though it
cost the Prince his life.
~
E
table~
The table is made from a stout wood, perhaps ironwood. Upon it sits a
stack of coins.
~
E
torches~
The torches, which provide the only light here, are securely mounted to
the wall. They seem to be made of some kind of wood covered in a resin,
perhaps so they will burn longer.
~
A
l lo loo look~
coin coins stack~
if( rflag( reset2, room ) )
send_to_char( #look, ch );
else
send_to_char( #none, ch );
~
E
none~
You see a couple of cheap, imitation coins stacked on the table. They
aren't worth the metal in which they are carved.
~
E
look~
The stack of coins, strangely, does not have any dust on them, although
the rest of the table is thick with it. The coins themselves are fairly
nondescriptive.
The stack of coins seems to shine as you look at them.
~
!
0 0 0
A
2 get take~
4 coins stack all~
if( rflag( reset2, room ) ) {
if( !rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
set_rflag( reset1, room );
remove_rflag( reset2, room );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 2 ), ch );
}
else {
remove_rflag( reset2, room );
send_to_char( #oops, ch );
set_rflag( status2, room );
act_notchar( #room_oops, ch );
do_spell( curse, ch, ch );
wait( 1 );
send_to_room( #vanish, room );
}
}
else {
act_tochar( #none, ch );
act_notchar( #none_room, ch );
}
~
E
vanish~
All of the valuable coins shimmer and fade away, leaving only worthless coins.
~
E
room_oops~
As $n reaches for the pile of coins, an ethereal growl erupts from the
room to the south, enveloping $m in a cloud of darkness.
~
E
oops~
As you reach for the pile of coins, an ethereal growl erupts from the
room to the south, enveloping you in a cloud of darkness.
~
E
none_room~
$n says, "These coins are worthless!" pointing at the coins on the table.
~
E
none~
The pile of coins aren't even worth the effort of taking them off the
table.
~
E
room~
$n gets a pile of gold coins from the table.
~
E
char~
You get a pile of gold coins from the table.
~
!
0 0 0
A
~
~
if( is_follower( ch ) )
end;
remove_rflag( status2, room );
wait( 1 );
if( !cflag( 19, ch ) )
send_to_room( #cry, room );
else
continue;
~
E
cry~
You hear a cry for help come from the room to the south!
~
!
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S
#9125
Tomb of the Castle~
This small corridor extends from the main corridor to the west. The hall
appears to have been made rather hastily. Jewels and torches line the
walls at varying intervals. Above you, wooden beams support the rock
ceiling. A wooden door with steel bands lies in the east wall.
~
I make the door reset locked and added the Imm Skeleton Key. We need
more uses for thieves, and I doubt that a castle's back door, to a tomb
no less, would be left open.
Kiian.
~
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'steel-banded door'~
'steel-banded door'~
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D3
~
~
0 -1 9056 10 10 5
E
jewels~
The jewels in the walls are quite small, with only an occasional one of
medium size. The jewels sparkle a bit in the light.
~
E
torches~
The torches are securely mounted on the wall, and provide most of the
light in this corridor.
~
E
door~
The door is steel banded, and looks to be quite tough. The wood is of
some tough oak, and very well could be as tough as the steel bands.
~
E
beams~
The wooden beams might be supports of some kind, but they do not look to
be large enough to handle the job. Although made out of the same tough
oak as the door, the beams are only a few inches square.
~
A
pry get steal take~
5 jewels 3 gems~
act_tochar( #get, ch );
act_notchar( #get_room, ch );
~
E
get_room~
$n tries to pry some of the gems out of the walls.
~
E
get~
You try to pry gems out of the wall, but they are too firmly embedded.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9126
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9084 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9127 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9129 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9091 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9127
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
One of the exits is in here. (please don't remove this rbug)
~
335020036 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9083 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9081 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9128 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9126 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
A
~
~
if( mob_in_room( 173, room ) ) {
send_to_char( #sorry, ch );
end;
}
if( is_player( ch ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9078 ) );
act_notchar( #arr, ch );
loop( followers ) {
act_notchar( #f_leave, rch );
transfer( rch, find_room( 9078 ) );
act_notchar( #f_arr, rch );
}
}
~
E
sorry~
A mythical force prevents you from going in that direction.
~
E
f_arr~
$n arrives from the north.
~
E
f_leave~
$n also goes south.
~
E
char~
You feel a tingling sensation as you walk south.
~
E
arr~
$n arrives from the north.
~
!
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S
#9128
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9127 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9080 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9083 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9129 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9129
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9126 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9128 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9084 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9092 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9130
Stone Maze~
The walls of the maze seem to close in about you. Although the walls and
ceiling are solid stone, the room seems cramped. Tunnels lead off in all
directions. You feel like you are traveling in circles through these
winding halls.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9073 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9091 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9104 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9102 10 10 5
E
solid stone wall tunnel~
The stone walls themselves offer no means of escape, as the joints
between the blocks are barely visible. No matter which room you are in,
all of the walls are indistinguishable from eachother.
~
-1
S
#9131
Hall of Codes.~
Under Construction.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9096 10 10 5
-1
S
#9132
Rough Cave~
The cave behind the crack is rough hewn and the floors are uneven in many
places. Surprisingly, the floor has not succumbed to the wear of time.
It is possible that the cave has opened up recently due to several
earthquakes which seem to be happening quite often in these parts. The
cave continues to the west, and a fissure in the wall leads back out to
the hallway to the east.
~
crack/fissure, floor
cave behind the crack makes sense if you're coming from the hallway but
what about the other direction?
seem to be happening or which have occured
~
335020044 1 9 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9055 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9133 10 10 5
-1
S
#9133
Rough Cave~
The cave splits here to the north, east, and west. Rank smells come
wafting out of the western exit, and insectlike chittering emanates from
the north. Perhaps you didn't want to explore here after all.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9134 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9132 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9137 10 10 5
A
listen smell~
~
act_tochar( #sm, ch );
~
E
sm~
You smell the sickly smell of rotting meat and sweat coming from the
west, and hear something chittering like an insect to the north.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9134
Rough Cave~
The cave bends to the west and south from here. The floor is very uneven
through this cave and the rock walls lean over you ominously. Sticky
gobs of white stringy stuff hang from the walls and ceiling. Listening
carefully, you can hear clicking sounds coming from the west.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D2
~
~
0 -1 9133 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9136 10 10 5
E
gobs stringy stuff sticky~
It appears to be webbing from a spider, though it is much larger in scale
than your average arachnid.
~
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-1
S
#9135
Hall of Codes.~
Under Construction.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D2
~
~
0 -1 9134 10 10 5
-1
S
#9136
Webbed Room~
The cave comes to an end here. The stone walls and floor are very rough
and some places seem as if they might fall in. The stringy masses come
together here to form a massive web. Bundles of webbing hang in the web
containing the future meals of the creature that makes its home here.
~
aedit for getting what is inside the bundles
~
335020036 1 9 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9134 10 10 5
E
bundles victims~
Well wrapped packages of webbing hang about in the web or rest on the
floor. One of them seems to wiggle briefly as you look at it.
~
E
web~
The web is a complex twisting of strands of sticky strings. The strings
cross each other and connect to the wall in no apparent pattern.
~
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S
#9137
Rough Cave~
The rock walls bend here, extending away to the east and south. Bones
and trash from the bodies of unfortunate victims of this cave's resident
litter the floor. A dank lair lies to the south of here. Perhaps the
resident would like to have you in for a visit...
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9133 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9138 10 10 5
E
trash bodies bones~
Bodies and bones of what might or might not have been humans lie on the
floor. Bits of ruined clothing and scraps of metal are scattered between
the rotting remains.
~
-1
S
#9138
Lair~
The lair of the drachna is clean of all the mess of the entrance to the
north, except for his latest meal which still lies on the floor. A nest
made of twisted cloth lies in the corner. Rudimentary paintings decorate
the rock walls, depicting some truly bizarre creatures. The only exit is
to the north.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9137 10 10 5
E
paintings~
Simple paintings cover the walls around the nest of rags. They are
painted using crushed colored rock, and a brown colored die. Could it be
dried blood?
~
E
meal~
The drachna's meal is the half munched up corpse at its feet.
~
E
nest~
A nest made of rags lies in the corner.
~
A
get~
all corpse plate~
if( mob_in_room( 630, room ) ) {
send_to_room( #attack, room );
attack( mob, ch, 3d5+5, "sharp claws" );
}
else
continue;
~
E
attack~
The drachna snarls and attacks!!!
~
!
0 0 0
630 9 1509949540 3 0
567 17 1509949460 -2 0
607 17 1509949445 -2 0
567 16 1509949520 -2 0
-1
S
#9139
Castle Garden~
The first thing to strike you about this garden is the wonderful aroma of
many flowers which appear to be in full bloom. The flowers and bushes
grow in rows along the edges. A large tree grows in the center of the
garden. Green grass fills every available spot on the ground. The
chirping of birds can be heard coming from the west.
~
~
335020045 1 9 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9100 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9148 10 10 5
E
flower flowers bush bushes~
Flowers and bushes of all types, makes and sizes grow within this small
garden. The bushes appear to make an enclosure about you.
~
E
tree~
A singular, large tree appears to be growing in the center of the garden.
~
A
touch examine search~
oak tree~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n examines the oak tree.
~
E
char~
Reaching out to touch the tree, your hand passes right through the bark
and encounters a wooden ladder.
~
!
0 0 0
A
cli climb~
ladder oak tree wooden~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 33395 ) );
act_notchar( #arr, ch );
~
E
arr~
$n climbs up through a hidden door in the floor.
~
E
room~
$n climbs up the oak tree and disappears into the thick foliage.
~
E
char~
You climb up the tree and disappear through a hole in the ceiling.
~
!
0 0 0
A
touch examine search~
flower flowers bush bushes~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n bends over to examine the bushes and flowers.
~
E
char~
You attempt to examine some of the objects in the garden, but your hands
pass right through everything.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9140
Chapel~
The walls of this place are of white granite, unlike any of the other
stone which makes up this castle. The floor resembles a gray and white
checkerboard mosaic. A large white altar is set into the north wall,
adorned with candleholders, a holy symbol and a large book. Behind the
altar, a large tapestry covers the entire north wall. To the south are
several long benches and pews. The chapel continues to the south, and
the exit is to the east.
~
[Seltha] The tapestry thinks everyone is a 'he'.
~
335020428 1 9 0
D1
~
~
0 -1 9094 10 10 5
D2
~
~
0 -1 9141 10 10 5
E
altar~
Clean and smooth, this altar appears to have been untouched by human
hands. Adorned with relics and religious items, you can sense a feeling
of great power guarding the altar.
~
E
candleholder candleholders holy symbol book~
You try to examine the items on the altar closer, but a strange force
prevents you.
~
E
tapestry 1 north~
The tapestry along the north wall behind the altar depicts a dazzling
portrayal of a powerful cleric shrouded in heavy white robes with his
arms raised to the sky.
~
A
touch feel examine get take steal grab~
altar candleholder candleholders book holy symbol~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
inflict( ch, mob, 0d0+5, "A small spark from the altar" );
dam_message( ch, 0d0+5, "A small spark from the altar" );
~
E
room~
$n gets shocked by a small spark which comes from the altar.
~
E
char~
As you reach to touch the altar, you are shocked by a small spark.
~
!
0 0 0
A
move touch push~
tapestry~
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9149 ) );
act_notchar( #ent, ch );
~
E
ent~
$n steps out from the mirror looking somewhat bewildered.
~
E
not~
$n disappears from the room after messing with the tapestry.
~
E
ch~
You feel a tugging sensation and you are surrounded by a grey mist.
~
!
0 0 0
A
sacrifice meditate pray kneel~
~
if( !find_stat( ch, align ) == 0 )
end;
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
act_room( #call, ch );
wait( 1 );
act_room( #enter, ch );
mob = mload( 13, room );
wait( 1 );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
act_tochar( #bless, ch );
do_spell( bless, mob, ch );
wait( 1 );
act_room( #leave, ch );
junk_mob( mob );
}
continue;
~
E
leave~
The angel smiles at you and dissappears.
The room suddenly goes dim and becomes silent.
~
E
not~
You see the angel touch $n lightly on the head.
~
E
enter~
An angel with a kind smile suddenly appears.
The angel glows with a bright light.
~
E
call~
A bright light fills the room, and music seems to course about in the air.
~
E
bless~
You feel the blessing of the god that is worshipped here.
The angel casts a blessing on you.
~
!
0 0 0
-1
S
#9141
Chapel~
This portion of the chapel has a huge domed ceiling which is supported by
four large pillars at each corner. Long, wooden pews and benches lie in
perfect rows along the checkered floor. At the back of the chapel, a
raised dias extends from the south wall with a large throne sitting upon
its upper tier. The lower tier of the raised dias contains two smaller
thrones. Each throne is also made of white marble. The thrones stand
facing the altar which lies to the north.
~
[Arathorn] it would be sacriliuge to sit in the temple but i have mo problem sitting on the floor
~
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D0
~
~
0 -1 9140 10 10 5
E
wooden pew pews bench benches~
The wooden benches and pews which line the center of the room appear to
bely their actual age. You are amazed at their excellent condition.
~
E
ceiling dome~
Far above you, the domed ceiling is adorned with a painting depicting the
heavens. Angels float serenely within the clouds.
~
E
6 pillars~
Huge marble pillars support the heavy domed ceiling. The pillars appear
to be unmarred.
~
E
dias thrones smaller throne~
All three thrones appear to be made of the finest granite. Their
surfaces are smooth to the touch.
~
A
touch feel~
throne thrones~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n reaches out and feels the surface of the throne.
~
E
char~
You reach out and touch the smooth surface of the throne.
~
!
0 0 0
A
sit~
wooden pew pews bench benches throne thrones~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
~
E
char~
It would be a sacrilege to sit down in the temple.
~
!
0 0 0
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S
#9142
Banquet Hall~
This room is a large hall, continuing on to the north. Long tables run
down the length of the room, with a smaller table sitting across the room
on this end. The smaller table is probably the head table, where the
host of the banquet would sit with his honored guests and family.
Between the long tables is a smaller table to place the meal while the
servants serve food from it. This room is richly decorated with
paintings on the walls and a high ceiling gilded and painted. A curtain
leading to a room to the east and the exit to the west are the only exits
from this large room.
~
~
335020044 1 9 0
D0
~
~
0 -1 9144 10 10 5
D1
~
~
0 -1 9143 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9074 10 10 5
E
tables~
Two long tables run north-south along the length of the hall with room
between them in the center. A head table sits east-west in the southern
end of the room. The tables are bare of settings, though a few goblets
are abandoned on the head table.
~
E
walls ceiling~
The walls are covered in a brightly colored mural of a fine feast, with
ejugglers and actors entertaining the feasters. The ceiling is painted
to resemble ta blue sky with puffy clouds and beautiful birds sporting
about.
~
-1
S
#9143
Dumbwaiter alcove~
Behind the curtain from the hall is this small room. By the east wall,
a table rests with a large platter sitting on it. Rotten meat and
vegetables sit on the platter, leavings from a huge meal. A small
opening is set in the south wall, and beside it is a rope pull.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
D3
~
~
0 -1 9142 10 10 5
E
meat vegetables table platter~
There is a small table with a large platter sitting on it. Rotting food
sits on the platter.
~
E
rope dumbwaiter north opening~
The small opening opens to a tiny platform. Looking up, there is no
visible ceiling above the platform. It appears the platform is a
dumbwaiter, an elevator to shuttle food between floors.
~
A
l look~
opening dumbwaiter~
act_tochar( #look, ch );
if( rflag( reset0, room ) )
act_tochar( #up, ch );
else
act_tochar( #down, ch );
~
E
down~
The dumbwaiter is on this level.
~
E
up~
The dumbwaiter is up.
~
E
look~
The small door opens to a tiny platform. Looking up, there is no visible
ceiling above the platform. It appears the platform is a dumbwaiter, an
elevator to shuttle food between floors.
~
!
0 0 0
A
pull~
rope~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
send_to_char( #chardown, ch );
act_notchar( #down, ch );
}
else {
set_rflag( reset0, room );
send_to_char( #charup, ch );
act_notchar( #up, ch );
}
send_to_room( #rumble, find_room( 33364 ) );
send_to_room( #moving, find_room( 9151 ) );
~
E
moving~
You feel the dumbwaiter moving all of a sudden.
~
E
charup~
You pull the rope sending the dumbwaiter platform up.
~
E
chardown~
You pull the rope bringing the dumbwaiter platform down.
~
E
rumble~
You hear a rumble from the dumbwaiter opening.
~
E
up~
$n pulls the rope sending the dumbwaiter platform up.
~
E
down~
$n pulls the rope bringing the dumbwaiter platform down.
~
!
0 0 0
A
enter~
opening platform dumbwaiter~
if( rflag( reset0, find_room( 9143 ) ) ) {
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
end;
}
if( !players_room( find_room( 9151 ) ) ) {
send_to_char( #room, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9151 ) );
}
else
send_to_char( #sorry, ch );
~
E
sorry~
Somebody is already filling up the entire dumbwaiter.
~
E
room~
You enter the dumbwaiter.
~
E
not~
You see $n enter the dumbwaiter opening.
~
E
ch~
The dumbwaiter platform is up.
~
!
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-1
S
#9144
Banquet Hall~
This is the northern end of the hall. The long tables come to an end
here, and a small stage is set up for bands or plays. Two statues of a
man and a woman fill the northwest and northeast corners. Picked over
bones and scraps of metal and leather lie scattered about, looking to be
the remains of yet another victim of the monsters roaming the castle.
~
[Arathorn] when you type get spear you get the message the statue you bothered slaps you hand away-but when the statue is defeated and you look statue, the one with the spear remains
~
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~
~
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tables~
The long tables from the southern end of the room end here, a short
distance from the stage.
~
E
stage~
The stage is a small platform, set about 2' from the floor, and about 8'
by 10' in size.
~
E
scraps remains metal leather~
Bits of rusted metal and rotten leather lie mixed with the bones of the
unfortunate who used to wear them.
~
A
remove get take steal~
cloth clothes loincloth spear~
if( !is_fighting( ch ) ) {
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
mob = mload( 43, room );
wait( 1);
attack( mob, ch, 4d4, "stone fist" );
}
}
if( num_mob( 43, room ) < 2 ) {
if( !rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
act_tochar( #sec, ch );
act_notchar( #notsec, ch );
mob = mload( 826, room );
wait( 1 );
attack( mob, ch, 4d4, "stone fist" );
}
else
send_to_char( #nostat, ch );
}
}
~
E
nostat~
You see only the base of each statue there.
~
E
notsec~
$n disturbs the other statue, and it comes on swinging.
~
E
sec~
You disturb the other statue, and it lumbers into the fight.
~
E
not~
You see $n reach to remove a statue's clothing, and it slaps his hand.
~
E
ch~
The statue you bothered comes to life and slaps your hand away.
~
!
0 0 0
A
1 look examine search~
4 statues~
if( mob_in_room( 43, room ) ) {
continue;
end;
}
if( mob_in_room( 826, room ) ) {
continue;
end;
}
if( !rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
if( !rflag( reset1, room ) )
send_to_char( #none, ch );
else
send_to_char( #one, ch );
}
else
send_to_char( #char, ch );
~
E
none~
The only thing you see are the remnants of two statue bases.
~
E
one~
A statue of a handsome man, muscular and tall, stands in the northwest
corner. He wears only a loincloth and carries a spear. The other statue
is missing, only the base remains.
~
E
char~
A statue of a handsome man, muscular and tall, stands in the northwest
corner. He wears only a loincloth and carries a spear. The other statue
is of a beautiful woman with long flowing hair, wearing a scant cloth
about her hips and breasts.
~
!
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-1
S
#9145
Guard's Training Room~
The floor in this room is marked off so that the outer area is a
different color than the center. White lines have been drawn across the
center, marking off sections. Various weights and dummies are spaced
along the edges going to the south. Wooden swords and polearms stand in
makeshift wall units at varying intervals. The only door lies to the
east.
~
~
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"door"~
"door"~
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~
~
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E
color~
The area along the outside practice areas is of a dark blue. The inside
is somewhat lighter in hue.
~
E
floor lines sections markings~
The floor is divided into four areas from the center as practice areas
for fighting. The white lines separate the floor in 10' by 10' squares
separated by 3' strips of floor between them.
~
E
weights~
Weight benches and racks of barbells are grouped in one corner. They
seem to have seen some use lately, in contrast to the dust covering
the other rooms on this floor.
~
E
wooden swords polearms wall units~
Wooden practice weapons rest in racks set about the room in intervals by
the markings in the floor. They look to be worthless for anything but
instruction and practice.
~
E
dummies~
Punching bags and weighted body shaped dummies fill another corner,
waiting for someone to come along and slap them around.
~
A
punch slap kick~
bag dummy dummies~
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
~
E
not~
You see $n attack a practice pad with a flurry of blows.
~
E
ch~
You attack a practice pad with a flurry of blows, and feel good about
yourself for the exercise.
~
!
0 0 0
A
take get~
wooden swords weapons~
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
~
E
not~
You see $n pick up a wooden practice weapon, and drop it in disgust.
~
E
ch~
You pick up a practice weapon, but realize it is not worth the bother.
It is good for nothing but practicing play fights.
~
!
0 0 0
A
get take lift~
weights barbells~
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
~
E
not~
You see $n pick up a exercise weight, grunting with the effort, and set
it back down.
~
E
ch~
You pick up a heavy weight and heft it. It feels too much like
recreational exercise so you put it back down.
~
!
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#9146
Guard's Sleeping Quarters~
Two rows of bunks stand across the room, neatly made and untouched. Dust
an inch thick covers everything in this room. Footlockers sit on the
floor, some tipped over and the contents rummaged through, but some sit
by the foot of the bunks, unopened. The walls are unadorned and there is
nothing else of note in the room. The only exit is the door in the east.
~
[Arathorn] no message when you search footlockers unless they are opened
~
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"door"~
"door"~
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E
footlocker locker chest~
The footlockers are simple wooden boxes with metal hinges and plain
latches. Some lay open and show their contents of common personal junk,
while others sit closed by the bunks.
~
E
bunks beds rows~
Two rows of bunks, simple flat beds stacked three high, sit lined up
across the room. They are covered with a thin blanket and a lumpy pillow.
~
A
search get examine~
footlocker locker chest~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
if( !rflag( reset1, room ) ){
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
if( random( 1, 10 ) == 1 ) {
obj_to_char( oload( 3029 ), ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 14 ), ch );
act_tochar( #obj, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
}
else {
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #nonot, ch );
}
}
}
else {
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #nonot, ch );
}
~
E
nonot~
You see $n search through the footlockers but find nothing of value in
them.
~
E
not~
You see $n search through the lockers and find a dagger and some money in
one of them.
~
E
obj~
You find a long dagger, and a silver coin in one locker. None of the
others have anything of value in them.
~
E
ch~
You find nothing worth picking up in the footlockers.
~
!
0 0 0
A
open~
chest footlocker locker~
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
}
else
act_tochar( #open, ch );
~
E
open~
The footlocker is already open.
~
E
not~
You see $n open a footlocker.
~
E
ch~
You open a footlocker.
~
!
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#9147
Guard's Training Room~
Several targets and dummies line the wall, as well as other assorted
equipment for hand-to-hand combat training. This room had all the
necessary amenities to keep the king's guardsmen well trained and ready
for battle. The room continues to the north.
~
maybe a beholder and a gas spore should have the same mset long so that
players can't tell them apart? kinda defeats the purpose of a gas spore
if you recognize it as such - k
~
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~
~
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E
targets dummies equipment~
Various practice pads and punching bags hang on the wall, waiting to be
bashed about for practice.
~
A
punch kick slap bash~
dummy dummies target punching bag~
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
continue;
~
E
not~
You see $n attack a practice pad and break it off its teather. It falls
to the floor with a thud and a faint clinking sound.
~
E
ch~
You send the pad reeling about on its teather, which breaks and sends the
pad crashing to the floor. You hear the expected thud, but also hear the
clinking of coins.
~
!
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#9148
Castle Garden~
A line of bushes encloses this area to the north, south and west. In the
southwest corner, a small pond ripples back and forth. To the east, you
can see a large oak tree standing in the center of the garden. You are
amazed at how peaceful this garden appears with its green grass and
healthy plants.
~
~
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~
~
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E
flower flowers bush bushes~
Flowers and bushes of all types, makes and sizes grow within this small
garden. The bushes appear to make an enclosure about you.
~
E
pond~
The pond's surface ripples ever so slightly.
~
A
2 drink~
pond water~
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
~
E
room~
$n makes an odd face as $e scoops $s hand under the surface of the water.
~
E
char~
You attempt to dip your hand in the pond, but cannot find any resistance.
~
!
0 0 0
A
touch examine search~
flower flowers bush bushes~
send_to_char( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
~
E
not~
$n bends over to examine the bushes and flowers.
~
E
ch~
You attempt to examine some of the plants in the garden, but your hands
pass right through everything.
~
!
0 0 0
A
~
~
send_to_room( #room, room );
~
E
room~
A bird flies down, scoops up some water from the pond with its beak, then
disappears into the bushes.
~
!
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#9149
Priest's Quarters~
The priest's quarters are unlike any other room in the castle you have
seen. The room has a musty odor and everything has a coat of dust on it.
A spicy scent comes from the shelf full of magical reagents standing
against the southern wall. Aside from a small, comfortable bed and an
even smaller nightstand, the only other discernable object in this room
is the mirror on the east wall. The only exit is through the door to the
west.
~
~
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"door"~
"door"~
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E
mirror~
The mirror is a expensive looking item. It has a fine silver frame and a
crystal clear image, though a grey cloud seems to swim around the edges.
~
E
bed nightstand~
The bed is covered with quilt made of fine cloth, fashioned to show a
priest worshiping a benovalent god. Beside the bed is a small wooden
nightstand.
~
E
shelf magical reagents 1 south~
The shelf cabinet is made of fine wood, richly stained and exquisitely
carved. The three shelves hold jars of magical reagents. Some of the
jars stand open, exposing their contents to the harsh air, but some are
still sealed and the reagents are still intact.
~
A
get~
jars shelves reagents~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset0, room );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
loop( all_in_room ) {
i = random( 1, 3 );
j = random( 1, 2 );
if( i == 1 ) {
if( j == 1 )
obj_to_char( oload( 37 ), ch );
else
obj_to_char( oload( 78 ), ch );
}
if( i == 2 ) {
if( j == 1 )
obj_to_char( oload( 79 ), ch );
else
obj_to_char( oload( 81 ), ch );
}
else
if( j == 1 )
obj_to_char( oload( 280 ), ch );
else
obj_to_char( oload( 284 ), ch );
}
}
else
act_tochar( #nope, ch );
~
E
nope~
There are no magic reagent of any use in any of the jars.
~
E
ch~
You get some spell components from the shelves.
~
E
not~
$n gets some magic reagents from the shelves.
~
!
0 0 0
A
enter~
mirror~
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
wait( 2 );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9140 ) );
act_tochar( #tap, ch );
act_notchar( #new, ch );
~
E
new~
$n suddenly appears, pushing the tapestry out of his way.
~
E
tap~
Pushing the tapestry out of the way, you enter a new room.
~
E
not~
You notice $n slide into the mirror.
~
E
ch~
You sink slowly into a grey misty cloud behind the mirror's surface.
~
!
0 0 0
A
touch get break smash~
mirror~
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
~
E
not~
You notice something wierd about the mirror $n is examining.
~
E
ch~
Your hand or any object you touch to it seems to sink into the mirror's
surface.
~
!
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-1
S
#9150
Storage Closet~
The air is damp in this tiny little storage room where, topped by a thin
layer of dust, linen and extra supplies lie scattered about the room.
Apparently, somebody has raided this room in the recent past in search of
who knows what. Empty shelves covered with a thin layer of dust line the
walls on all sides. The only exit is back through the door to the east.
~
~
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"door"~
"door"~
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E
room~
Although small, this room seems adequate enough to hold a bountiful
supply of extra cots, blankets and cleaning supplies.
~
E
linen cots blankets~
Worn by use and time, these items appear to be worthless and unuseable.
~
E
extra cleaning supplies~
Various cleaning solutions, rags and equipment ranging from brooms to odd
looking contraptions lie scattered on the floor or in broken heaps.
~
A
search examine raid~
shelves room linen cot cots supplies~
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {
remove_rflag( reset1, room );
i = random( 1, 20 );
if( i == 1 ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 64 ), ch );
end;
}
if( i > 18 ) {
send_to_char( #bucket, ch );
act_notchar( #roombuck, ch );
obj_to_char( oload( 762 ), ch );
end;
}
else {
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
act_notchar( #room2, ch );
end;
}
}
else {
send_to_char( #char2, ch );
act_notchar( #room2, ch );
}
~
E
hammnot~
$n finds a large hammer among the folds of some linen.
~
E
hammchar~
Digging through the pile of linen and such, you find a hammer hidden as
if hastily thrown in the cloths.
~
E
roombuck~
$n digs through the pile and linen and finds a bucket.
~
E
bucket~
Digging through the pile of linen and such, you find an empty bucket.
~
E
room2~
$n goes through the pile of linen, but doesn't find anything of interest.
~
E
char2~
You find nothing of interest.
~
E
room~
$n digs through the pile and linen and finds a backpack.
~
E
char~
Digging through the pile of linen and such, you find an empty backpack.
~
!
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S
#9151
Dumbwaiter~
This small platform is suspended on ropes, which are hooked into a pulley
system. The platform can be shuttled up and down between the floors to
send food from the kitchen upstairs to the Banquet Hall. The exit is a
opening to the floor the platform is on.
~
~
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~
~
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A
~
~
if( rflag( reset0, find_room( 9143 ) ) ) {
send_to_char( #leave, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 33364 ) );
}
else {
send_to_char( #leave, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9143 ) );
}
act_notchar( #not, ch );
~
E
leave~
You exit the dumbwaiter.
~
E
not~
You see $n enter the room from the dumbwaiter opening.
~
!
3 -1 15
A
~
~
if( num_in_room( find_room( 9151 ) ) > 1 ) {
act_tochar( #ch, ch );
if( rflag( reset0, find_room( 9143 ) ) ) {
transfer( ch, find_room( 33364 ) );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
}
else {
transfer( ch, find_room( 9143 ) );
act_notchar( #not, ch );
}
}
~
E
not~
You see $n try to enter the dumbwaiter but realize that only one can fit
at a time.
~
E
ch~
Only one person can fit in the dumbwaiter at a time.
~
!
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-1
S
#9152
none~
Under Construction.
~
~
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~
~
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-1
S
#9153
none~
Under Construction.
~
~
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S
#9154
none~
Under Construction.
~
~
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#9155
Tree in the Graveyard~
The tree has two large limbs which makes this a good resting spot for
climbing. The tree, though not very tall, looks very old. The bark of
the tree crumbles in your hands as you support yourself. Hanging on the
limbs and branches are a number of vines.
~
~
335020036 1 9 0
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~
~
0 -1 9157 10 10 5
D3
~
~
0 -1 9156 10 10 5
D4
~
~
0 -1 9158 10 10 5
D5
~
~
0 -1 9014 10 10 5
E
4 vines~
Clinging along the trunk and branches of the tree are a number of thick,
leafy vines. The ends of the vines dangle and sway in the gray mist,
which gives them the haunting appearance of hangman's rope.
~
E
limbs~
Two large limbs extend from the trunk of the tree. They look large
enough for a person to walk on and sturdy enough to support the weight.
The bark of the limbs has been worn off by age, weather, and other
distructive forces.
~
E
bark~
The bark of the tree is old and crumbles when touched. The bark seems to
be unnaturally weak as if the tree was effected by something that is
supernatural.
~
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#9156
Tree in the Graveyard~
The limb splits and breaks off into smaller branches that look far to
weak to support your weight. Vines hanging from the nearby branches sway
gently in the mist. Looking out into the mist you occasionally see a
glimpse of movement and hear the breaking of a twig.
~
[Lansharra] _too_ weak
~
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~
~
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E
6 branches~
The branches are not as wide as the limb, and judging from the looks of
them, they would not support your weight. Some of the branches seem to
be a grayish-black rather than the brown that the limb is.
~
E
4 vines~
Twisting around the branches of the tree are a number of thick, green
vines. The vines swing hauntingly in the thick, gray mist. Some of the
vines twist and tangle giving the appearance of nooses ready for a victim.
~
E
mists~
The mist seems to ebb and flow before your eyes, even though you do not
feel any breeze. Looking through the mist you can barely make out the
silhouette of the tree trunk.
~
E
glimpse movement~
Out of the corner of your eye and saw movement in the mist below.
Unfortunately it disappeared just a quick as it appeared seemingly
swollowed up in the swirling, gray mist.
~
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#9157
Tree in the Graveyard~
The limb does not look as strong as it did near the trunk of the tree.
The occasional crackling and shifting of the limb makes you think that it
is not use to supporting so much weight. Twisting around the trunk and
hanging from the branches are a number of large green vines. The mist
around the tree ebb and flow causing a feeling of vertigo.
~
[Lansharra] _used_ to supporting
[Lansharra] zombie vulture _bony_ talons
~
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~
~
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E
4 spots~
Looking closer at the branches, you notice deep claw marks in the wood
where the bark is missing.
~
E
4 vines~
The vines twist and twine around the branches. The thick, green stems
look as if they are crushing the life out of the branches they cling to.
An occasional vine hangs down from the tree and the leafy end dangles in
the mist.
~
E
mist~
The mist is thick, even up in the tree. A silhouette of the tree is all
you can see in the dismal, gray mist. The mist seems to gently flow past
your eyes, sometimes thicker than other times.
~
E
6 branches~
The branches do not look the strongest and could not support your weight;
however, they do look like good support to keep from falling. Some spots
along the branches seems to have been stripped of its bark.
~
A
~
~
ch = rand_player( room );
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
transfer( ch, find_room( 9021 ) );
act_notchar( #arr, ch );
inflict( ch, mob, 5d5+5, "the fall" );
~
E
arr~
$n falls from above and lands with a thud.
~
E
room~
Suddenly, the limb shifts beneath your feet. Luckily, you grab a branch
and regain your balance unlike $n, who not so gracefully falls to the
ground below.
~
E
char~
Suddenly, the limb shifts beneath your feet, and you fall to the
graveyard floor below.
~
!
2 50 8
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#9158
Tree in the Graveyard~
The trunk of the tree has gotten considerably smaller and also much
weaker. There are some branches extending out that help give you support.
The trunk is weathered and the bark crumbles in your hands. There seems
to be some carvings etched into the wood.
~
[Lansharra] extra bark: disintegrates
~
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D5
~
~
0 -1 9155 10 10 5
E
6 branches~
The branches are much smaller than the lower branches. They also look
much older and more weatherbeaten. Towards the ends it almost looks as
if the wood is decaying. Though the branches don't look very strong,
they do seem to give extra support which helps you keep your balance.
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E
trunk 7 carvings~
The trunk of the tree is weathered and in areas large chunks of the bark
is missing. In one of those gaps there are some carvings. Looking
closer at the carvings most of the markings are gone, smoothed away by
weather and nature.
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bark~
Examining the bark closer, you notice that not only is the bark old and
taken much abuse from the weather, but it is also grayish-black.
The bark crumbles and disintigrates as you touch it.
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#9159
Castle Graveyard~
Under Construction.
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#9160
Small Passage~
Under Construction.
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#9163
Tomb of the Exarch~
Under Construction.
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#9164
Dark Shaft~
The shaft appears to be about 5 meters across, but there is only a single
ladder which allows a person to climb up and down. Dark and dank, the
shaft continues into shear darkness in both directions. You can just
make out the upper ledge of the shaft above you.
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[Calliope] Would like to see the size of this room and the one below changed to no larger than horse size. Anything dinosaur size that climbed up it, couldn't get through the sarcophagus anyway.
[Calliope] would prefer ogre sized rather than horse
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sarcophagus~
sarcophagus~
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open~
1 up sarcophagus~
if( !is_open( room, up ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, up );
}
else
send_to_char( #char_open, ch );
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E
char~
You shove the lid off the opening above you.
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E
room~
$n shoves the lid off the opening above you.
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E
char_open~
It's already open.
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!
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#9165
Dark Shaft~
The shaft appears to be about 5 meters across, but there is only a single
ladder which allows a person to climb up and down. Dark and dank, the
shaft continues into shear darkness in both directions.
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[Loxus] 'open door' and 'open trap' tell you its locked, only 'open down' works correctly
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trap door~
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A
open~
1 down~
if( !is_open( room, down ) ) {
send_to_char( #char, ch );
act_notchar( #room, ch );
open( room, down );
}
else
send_to_char( #char_open, ch );
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char~
You shove the trap door open below you.
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E
room~
$n shoves the trap door open below you.
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E
char_open~
It's already open.
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#9166
Tomb of the Exarch~
Under Construction.
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