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A narrow hallway~
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Magical Whirlwind~
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A room so dark you can see nothing.~
You look around, and all you see is complete darkness. Using your hands 
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Standing in a field infront of an enormous house.~
The trail leads up to a large oaken door.  The outer walls of
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The greatroom.~
The room expands in all directions, the massive walls climb high to
the roof.  The oak floor has but one large rug that sits in the middle
of three couches.  Two couches face each other, andthe couch with its
back to the oak door faces the large stone cut fireplace. A massive
staircase made of oak rests against the south wall leading to the
upstairs.  A rather large archway rests under the stairs leading to the
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gnomes have outdone themselves with these very entertaining playthings.  There
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%6Dauphin %3and %B%7Fand's %0%5Purple Boudoir%0~
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The Nursery~
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comforting aura. One stained glass window stands central to the room,
shedding light on a child's crib on the eastern wall, as well as the
fable murals gracing the walls. A small trunk full of children's toys
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western wall.This room glows with a magical light, as if it were placed
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     Dark stained walls give a shady but cozy look to the bedroom, though
a window sheds a small amount of light within. Central to the northern wall
is a maginficent king-size, redwood, four-poster bed. The bed is curtained,
though the curtains are drawn back to reveal the large carving of a dragon
in flight on the headboard, as well as the intricate carved posters, shaped
like dragons breathing flame. At the foot of the huge bed rests an ancient
trunk, marked in a soft blue is the symbol of The Fated, a set of scales
on the lid. Another smaller trunk rests under the window opposite,
feminie-looking lace sticking a bit out from its closed lid. Marvelous
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A very large kitchen~
Upon entering, the first thing you notice is a large black potbelly
stove sitting in the northern corner.  Tall ornately carved cabinets
filled with ceramic dishes rest over a long dark mahogany counter,
on the western wall. In the easter wall you see a pair of Dutch
windows, graced with light colored curtains.  A small magical
pantry filled with food rests on the southern wall.  The tiled floors
are marked in a large pattern of the symbol of the Fated, a set of
blue scales.  Light floods in here and a gentle breeze brings the
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A large dining room~
This comfortable chamber is graced with a gorgeous rectangular redwood
table, and a set of eight chairs.  Upon the surface of the highly
polished table, there are carved dragons in the midst of flight, as
well as the backs of the high-backed chairs.  Each of the legs of the
table and chairs ends in a dragon claw clutching a crystal, resting
against the light ashwood floors.  Against the easter wall, is a 
broad china hutch filled with all manner of items desplayed within.
Across from the hutch, on the western wall is an exquisite oil
painting of Orrandor and Valdar in their youth.  Two tall windows
light this room as well as a guided candelabrum that rests in the
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The beauty of this bed seems to dominate the room with its presence.
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of the bed.  The bed is covered in black silken sheets and some sort of
skin which almost seems to glow on its own.  There are also many large
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These chesst seem to be some sort of storage.  There are about six 
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A large room~
On the eastern wall are two cozy twin-sized beds, made-up neatly with
fluffy white comforters.  Small nighstands rest to either side of the
beds, candles sitting upon them illuminate the room.  Two chests rest
at the foot of each bed.  A small window covered with beautiful
draperies of lace on the southern wall looks out upon the field in
front of the house.  The ceder scent in this room calms the whole
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A balcony looking out over Mesraht~
Walking out onto the balcony you are greeted by the crisp outside air on
your face. Looking out over the city of Mesraht, you can see nearly the
entire city before you, the bustling markets of Main Street, and off to
the North you can see the circle of stone pilars that makes up the
%1%bGateway%0. Occationally it pulses with light, signaling the arrival of
another adventurer to town. Off to the west you can see the endless
Haon Dor forests, and to the east there lie the plains before the legendary
elven forests, which you sadly cannot see. Turning, you return to the
inside of the house and go over the loft and down the stairs back to
the main room of the house.
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Clan roster as recallled on 2/8/98:~
Clan roster as recalled on 2/8/98

Hawkeye, Scarab, Sarim, Maya, Ophelia, Kel, Paragon, Crane, Fett, Atropine,
Aeon, Pyrelyte, Malachite, Coyote, Draven, Tiamat, Fiyana, Baydin, and 
Jieles.

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The Loft~
As you reach the top of the stairs you see that this loft is little more than a very
large bed with a small table sitting next to it. You can see out the window into the 
backyard where a small hottub sits steaming happily away. 
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Library~
This is a library of sorts. There are many bookcases going at least 30 or 35
feet in height.  There are all tpyes of books, manuscripts, scrolls and 
all types of reading material.  There is a large teak desk in the corner
of the room with a eerie glowing cnadle upon it.
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The Guestroom~
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The BackYard~
You step out onto the back porch, to your left is a picnic
table and some comfortable looking lawn chairs. In the Middle
of the yard is a large hottub happily steaming away. The yard
is surrounded by 6-foot hedges on three sides, and the House
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%2A large s%7h%2o%7w%2e%7r %2and b%7a%2t%7h %2room%0~
%5A wonderfuly warm and cleansing mist encompasses you as you enter the
shower.  Candles are glowing softly and you can smell sweet incense
burning from one of the many pile of coals that heat the room.
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%6As you turn a knob you feel a warm spray of water begin to wash away
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A long unused workroom~
  Entering the room and looking around you see very little is here,
a large workbench, some cluttered peices of armor, and a handcrafted
%7%bcrib%0 laying unfinished on the bench. About the rest of the room
there are signs of things having been tossed around and hitting the
wall, some small tools, or chunks of metal and wood still lay where
they fell. Finding little else of intrest you turn to leave, but a
small glinting light catches the corner of your eye. Turning you see
two matching gold wedding bands hanging on nails in the wall, a rather
odd place for them it seems.
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A half finished crib lays on the table, meticlous carvings on the legs 
and rails show many an hour was put into its construction, yet here it
lays, unfinished and empty. Wondering why, you seem to be only able to
think of the worst, whoever this crib was to be for, was never born.
A ache in your heart makes you leave it where it is, undisturbed in 
respect for the parents and their loss.
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a long unused workroom~
  Walking in the room you see a large workbench sitting in the middle of
the room. On the walls hang some tools, most of them having fallen on the
floor some time ago. Atop the table lies a beautifuly crafted %7%bcrib%0, half
finished and covered in dust. A fine layer of dust covers the floor, broken
in some places by chunks of wood and metal laying around. Upon close
examination, you see that they were once peices of armor or weapons that
had broken and were in the process of being repaired. Shaking your head at
the waste of a perfectly good room you turn to leave, and a glint of light
from the wall catches your eyes. Walking over you see two delicate gold 
wedding bands, hanging on a nail in the wall. It seems an odd thing, but
they are not yours, so you leave them there and walk back out into the main
room of the house.
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rings ring gold wedding~
Hanging from a nail on the wall are two detailed wedding rings. Expensive and
very well made, they seem to have been here a while, nearly as long as the 
crib you would guess. Why, what would make such a thing go so wrong, and why
is there such pain in existance?
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crib~
  Half-finished a beautiful crib lays covered in a fine layer of dust, much
like everything else in the room. Made from a fine hardwood, and covered in
delicate carvings you wonder why anyone would leave such a thing unfinished,
and at the same time, deep down you know. Deep in your soul, you understand
that a child was lost, and mourn for the parents. Leaving the crib untouched,
a silent monument to the dead, you turn and walk away.
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%6%BAbove %5%Bthe %3%Bmine%0~
As you look out from the top of the mineshaft, you can see all of 
Mesraht.  The city is far below, and so are the problems that follow
it.  A small garden grows here with a large hammock hanging between
two trees.  This is a common place of visit for Gwar.  A slight breeze
brushes across your cheek.  You notice that the weather is always 
pleasant here, no matter what it is like around you.
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%1%BGwar's%0 %3%BMap%0 room~
Here is a large cave with %3%Bmaps%0 strung all over the walls, this
is Gwar's map room.  The room has a large magical light that 
radiates from the walls.  There appears to be no other source of light
.  There is a large %1sign%0 that contains the instructions on how
to read the maps.  You feel vasts amount of knowledge flow into you,
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map list~
As you study the giant list of maps, you notice that this is a
list of all the maps that are on the wall, and a list of those
that are on %4Gwar's%0 chartiography table.  Gwar has put in 
alot of time making these maps and he would really appreciate
your comments.  
%4%BKyngloth,Fate's Peak,Necropolis,Oblivion,Sphinx Pyramid
Astral Plane%0
These have been put into map form, the ones now listed will be
shortly.
%4Mahn-Tor,Ogre Villiage,Goblin Mine,Ghenna,Dwarven Mining town
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As you look at the map of Kyngloth, you can see the directions from
the %1New Kerofk%0 Gateway to the %1Kyngloth%0 regen room.
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As you look at the map of %4Oblivion%1, you can see that the
directions are clearly shown on the map.  They show the path
from %1Necropolis%0 to %1Oblivion%0. (To know how to get to 
Necropolis from Mesraht, look at the Necropolis map.)
n,u,u,s,d,d,d,d,d,n,n,n,n,u,u,u,e,e,e,e,e,e,d,ne
Watch out for the death trap when you get there, it is the 
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Astral plane~
As you look at the map of the %4Astral Plane%0, the directions
seem to be clearly stated on the map.  They lead from the fountain
in %1Fate's Peak%0, to the portal to the %1Astral Plane%0.
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Necropolis~
As you look at the map of %4Necropolis%0 you can clearly see the 
directions from the %1Mesraht%0 Gateway to the Entrance of 
%1Necropolis%0.
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As you look at the map of %4Fate's Peak%0 you can clearly see
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between the sections are the directions to advance to the next
section.
%4Section one:%0
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%4Section two:%0
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%1kill the chief and take his bag%0
%4Section three:%0
e,e,u,w,n,u,w,u,e,u,u,s,u,e,u,u
%1type the word yesthen when you've began the quest, give
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The sign reads, "If you seek directions for a certain destination, simply
look at the destination, and you will receive the directions from 
the nearest town, if the map is not here, and you would like to find
it, mail %1%BGwar%0, and he will post the map as soon as possible.
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Planning Room~
Strategy maps line the walls. In the middle of this chambre
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the floor.  Ample light originates from three heavy brass
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A %B%8storm %0cloud~
   The world as viewed from this wondrous place seems to be quiet and peaceful.
The great city of Mesraht stretches to the south as far as the eye can see. A
large forest lies to the west and a small plateau can be seen to the east. The
floor of this strange cloud seems to be quite comfortable and it appears that
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%5Sauron's hall%0~
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%8Mask's shadowy garden%0~
%4 small dimly lit corridor from the main hall opens into a large indoor garden. Shadows dance around every corner as the room is very dimly lit by only several candles.
A black cat occasionaly runs past you, and in a small clearing in the middle of the room there is a bench made of bones.
Small waterfall creates a calm atmosphere as its sound echoes around the large dome that makes the roof of the castle.
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%8Darkened%0 room~
This %8darkened%0 room, was once used by a Clan of %1Evil%0 Clerics
and Mages, for %4mystical ceremonies%0 and %8dark rituals%0.
This place really makes your %1heart%0 ache!
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#372
Rewt's %8Graveyard%0~
As you enter this rewm, you notice some chains hanging from
the ceiling. There are strange runes crafted on the walls , emmiting
darkness. In the northern part of the room, you can see a man sized
coffin and a strange light coming out from it.
You now realise that you are in %8Rewt's Graveyard%0!
You should not stay longer in this spooky place, %1run to the south%0!
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%8 Sauron's Malkavian Castle Des`quessir%0~
This is the main hall of the small castle belonging to the Des`Quessir family.
Although the original owner was Devante, at the moment the head of the family, Sauron is the castle's keeper.
The main hall's floor is covered with hides and furs, there are paintings by famous artists on the walls and a large fireplace opposeite huge gates.
To the north there is a chillingly dark chappel and to the south is a dark hallway to an indoor garden. To the east is Sauron's private hall, while a small stairway leads up to the treasury of the Des`Quessir Family.
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%5%b Cathedral of the Des`Quessirs %0~
%6 You find yourself in a large oval room, which at one minute seems a small cosy country chappel, and the next it appears to be the size of a grand cathedral.
Although located underground, the large windows have views that show various places of beauty and peace across the realms. One shows a Maraque's Hill in Yarrowhire, and another the Hold of redemption, whiel another shows just a misty sky.
There are rows to benches and on the north of the room is located a giantic %bAnkh Symbol%0%6 signifing this a place of universal religion. infront of the ankh is a large podium with pulpit and a stand.

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Pit of Despair~
This room leads to a large vortex in the center of the room.  From this vortex there seems to be a unnerving sound of unearthly
wailing. The kind of sound that would set anyone on edge from fear.  
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Autumn's medatation room~
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A small house off the Duke's Highway.~
     This is the main living area of the home of Acushla and Alynthora.
Wooden steps lead upwards to a loft, while to the north, a door opens
out into a small garden.  The master bedroom lies behind royal blue
curtains to the west and a small area has been hollowed out for storage
to the south.  Chairs sit around a large fountain in the middle of the
room for travellers to sit, wash their feet and relax.  Various cooking
and serving utensils lie atop a polished marble table and a small fireplace
is nestled in one corner for harsh winter nights.
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The Master Bedroom~
     This bedroom has a stone foundation in its walls with wood trim
decorating the sides.  Not much furniture is in this room, but a huge
majestic bed takes up most of the room.  Huge downy pillows adorn the oak
headboard.  The pillows are covered with fine sheets, with a thick comforter
folded at the edge of the bed for nights where the master and mistress of
the house look to more than each other for warmth.  Through royal blue
curtains to the south, the main living area of the house lies.
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Alynthora's Garden~
     This is the garden kept by Acushla's wife Alynthora.
Neat rows of dirt show the toils of her labor with various
fruits and vegetables sprouting from the ground.  Tresses
adorn the sides of the garden with tendrils of green ivy
snaking up the sides.  A single shaft of sunlight penetrates
the forest to shine its warmth upon this garden.  It's beauty
is surpassed only by she who attends this place.
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The Loft~
     Although the simplest room in the house, this loft was the hardest
to construct.  Measured and laid out by some of the finest architects in
the land, this room is an acoustic chamber of wonders.  Whenever a noise
is produced in this room, it resonates equally thoughout the chamber and
softly fills the ears of anyone else in the house.  A beam of sunlight
finds its way in through the lone window looking out over Derkwood forest.
A pair of chairs sit in one corner of the room where the resident share
music, thoughts, and conversation up here on many a night.  On a mantle,
a single branch hangs as Acushla's sole reminder of the long forgotten
Druid Circle.  A set up steps lead down into the main living area.
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