#AREA
Troll Warrens~
Khisanth~
Troll Warrens~

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#ROOMS

#35000
Soaring Darkness~
Great limestone spires seemingly hang in midair here, the light not

reaching far enough to reveal the ceiling of this chamber.  The floor of

the cavern is also buried from view, as water pools darkly about the

massive stalagmites reaching toward the roof of the cavern.  The meshing

of the jutting structures gives the cavern the look of a giant maw,

glistening teeth bared in a rictus of maniacal laughter.

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maw teeth rictus stalagmites stactites mesh spire~
Massive formations of rock and time, they hang here silently.  Faint

echos of laughter tease your awareness.

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floor water pool~
Dark water curves silently around the fragments of rock that rise from

its obsidian surface.

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#35001
Tunnel Into Darkness~
This tunnel slopes down to the north, heading into deeper blackness.  The

stone walls are fairly uniform, although there is a slight discoloration

on the west wall.  The hanging stalactites have all been broken about

fifteen feet from the ground, their blunt ends jutting forlornly into the

cavern.  Piles of rubble reveal that the stalagmites were not spared this

harsh treatment.

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[Merior] no need to re-do these mobs, but do be aware that there is a way

to get an armor mix - ask if you need to know how 

[Merior] need to reset key somewhere

[Khisanth] Is there a way to make a lock pickable without having the key?

[Merior] doors are pickable if not marked otherwise - but we have not thieves ;)

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hidden door~
west hidden door~
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stone wall discoloration w west~
The stone of the wall seems slightly different than the rest of the

cavern walls.  Looking closely, one can make out the discoloration is

approximately the size of a human-shaped door.

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door~
This door is set flush into the west wall.  Running your hands across the

surface of the stone, you find a tiny impression the size of a keyhole.

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ruin debris pile rubble~
There are large chunks of limestone strewn about the floor of this

chamber.  Several of the pieces have a dull metallic gleam to them.

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keyhole~
You look closely at the place you felt the indentation, but you cannot

see anything further.

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stalagmite stalactite~
Shattered pillars of limestone jut from the cavern's floor and ceiling,

broken and forlorn.

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A
search~
debris rubble stone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

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E
rfind~
$n bends down and picks up a rock from the rubble on the cave floor.

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#35003
Tunnel into Darkness -- Down Slope~
The path of the shattered limestone leads through the cavern, with no

stone unmolested in this section of the path.  The slope of the

passageway becomes much steeper to the north, making it almost necessary

to use the walls for assistance.  The jagged stalactites hang broken

above the debris.

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stalactites hanging broken up limestone~
Shattered ends of limestone jut down from the cave ceiling here. The

desecration of the once-proud monoliths make them seem lonely and a

little sad.

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debris ground pile rubble~
The shattered pieces of rock litter the cavern floor from the north to

the south, making the traverse slightly difficult.

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A
search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
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rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

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#35004
Branching Corridor~
Three splotches of darkness against the cavern walls reveal three

passages for you to choose from.  The tunnel slopes upwards to the south,

and continues on in a more or less level fashion to the east and west. 

Fragments of limestone in varying sizes are pushed into uneven piles to

the sides of the cavern, making the traverse slightly less difficult.

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fragments piles sides limestone~
Huge boulders mingle haphazardly with tiny shards of limestone, creating

an impression that the forces of chaos were at work here, rather than any

earthly workers.

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A
search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

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#35005
Earthen Dance~
Strange bands of color thread through the limestone wall at this corner,

as if the forming sand were contaminated with a dark loam and a red clay. 

Curving hypnotically, these veins of color seem to tease the mind into

thinking the hand of a phantom painter worked his art upon these walls. 

The rubble from the destroyed cave formations show sections of the same

color pattern.

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strange bands color wall dark read curving veins pattern limestone loam~
Swirls of a rich earthy brown seem to dance with a dusky terra cotta upon

the walls of this cavern.  Flowing from ceiling to floor, the scrolls

leap about and around each other, frozen for just a moment, ready to

pulse again with life at the beating of a heart.

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rubble rocks~
These fragments of limestone shimmer with the earthen spirals flowing

through the rock of this cavern.  The jagged edges seem to reveal golden

sparkles to the air, and seem to enhance the rich colors of the stone.

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A
search get take~
limestone rubble fragments rocks~
if( is_player( ch ) ) {

  if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

    i = random( 1, 100 );

    if( i == 2 )

      obj = oload( 2560 );

    else

      obj = oload( 2585 );

    obj_to_char( obj, ch );

    remove_rflag( reset0, room );

    act_tochar( #find, ch );

    act_notchar( #rfind, ch );

    }

  else

    send_to_char( #fail, ch );

  }

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E
find~
You find $p among the rubble.

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E
rfind~
$n bends and picks something up in the rubble.

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fail~
You find nothing of interest in the rubble.

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#35006
Branching Corridor~
Jagged chunks of debris are strewn about the floor here, seemingly

without a thought to the arrangement other than to clear a path through

this cave.  Thrusting down from the ceiling are shattered stalactites,

the broken edges crying out in a wordless shout of outrage at the harsh

treatment they received at the hands of the trollish stonemasons.  The

darkness encroaches to the north, and continues on to the east and west,

as the cavern walls fade into a deeper blackness.

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jagged chunks debris floor~
Huge pieces of rock are pushed mainly against the south wall of the

cavern, piling almost as high as a man's waist.

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ceiling stalagctites edges~
Forlorn and silent, the battered limestone hangs out of the darkness that

shrouds the ceiling from view.

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A
search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

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#35009
Pillar of Limestone~
The cavern here twists to the west about a massive pillar of limestone. 

Great gashes are torn out of the column, as if the trollish crews tried

to clear this structure and soon tired of the effort.  Littered about is

the rubble from the destruction of the interfering stone formations.

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column pillar massive limestone structure gashes~
Soaring up to the ceiling is a pillar of pure limestone.  It stands

proudly, an arm's span in diameter.  Many fragments have been broken away

from the pillar, leaving gaping wounds in the smooth surface of the

limestone.

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fragments rubble debris~
Chunks of stone, wooden fragments from axe-handles, and a few broken,

pitted iron blades create a slight cairn around the pillar.

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search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

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E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

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#35014
Armory Of Sorts~
The tunnel comes to an abrupt end here.  There are many huge boulders

scattered about, most divided by size into vague piles about the cavern's

edge.  A scattered assortment of crude weapons also lie in a heap along

the north wall.

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crude weapons heap north wall~
Stone weapons lie strewn in a pile here.  Looking closely, there appear

to be a few poorly made metal weapons buried haphazardly among the other

tools.

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pile boulder vague~
Roughly gathered into heaps, boulders of different sizes are balanced

precariously upon one another.

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A
search~
piles rubble crude weapons boulders~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  i = random( 1, 6 );

  if( i < 3 ) {

    if( i == 1 )

      obj = oload( 265 );

    else

      obj = oload( 3035 );

    act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

    act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

    obj_to_char( obj, ch );

    remove_rflag( reset0, room );

    end;

    }

  }

send_to_char( #fail, ch );

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E
find~
You find a usable weapon among the debris.

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E
rfind~
$n bends down and picks something up from one of the piles of weapons.

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fail~
You find nothing of interest in the piles of arms.

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#35016
Limestone Cavern~
The cavern walls extend to the north and south in uninterrupted limestone.

Not a stalagmite stands whole here, and the formations on the ceiling

hang broken as well.  Shattered chunks of debris have been cleared to the

sides of the path, leaving a treacherous, but passable, crossing.

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limestone stalagmite formations stalactite ceiling debris~
Not a fragment of stone in this section of the passageway lies untouched. 

The once-mighty stalactites hang broken from the arching ceiling, and the

large remnants of the formations rising from the floor look no better.

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search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

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#35017
Limestone Cavern~
Sharply folding about a jutting limestone formation, the tunnel twists

around from the south to the west.  There are ripples in the corner piece

of the limestone, as if it were formed by the slow merging of many

stalagmites and stalactites.  The rocks layered about the floor

seem to be pushed mostly out of the center of the corridor.

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formation jutting ripple rocks floor~
Looking closer, it does seem that the wall was once individual

stalagmites and stalactites that formed too close together.  A few small

gaps in the wall show darkness beyond, most likely the other side of this

twisting path.

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A
search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

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#35018
Limestone Cavern~
Condensation on every surface reflects the light and creates odd shadows

about the broken stalactites hanging from the ceiling.  Angular boulders

also create interesting figures upon the limestone wall with their

silhouettes flickering in the dull light.  A dark pool encircles the base

of a particularly large stump of the cave floor seemingly devours both the

dancing shadows and the light that caused them.

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shadows figures limestone wall silhouette~
Strange shadows flicker on the walls of this cavern.  The many irregular

limestone formations cast sharp angles and sinuous curves to dance in the

dim light.

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condensation base stump boulders stalagmite~
Rivulets of water create shimmering streaks down the slick walls of the

cavern, across the boulders jutting from the dark water, and caress the

stump of the great stone monolith.

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ceiling stalagtites up~
Slashes of sandy-beige rock interrupt the darkness of the shrouded

ceiling above.  Several of the large remnants of the once-proud

stalactites cast and catch strange shadows in the flickering light.

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#35019
Limestone Corridor~
Broken stalactites thrust down from the ceiling, reaching to the rubble

covering the floor.  Shards of limestone form a gravelly path leading

into the darkness beyond to the north and south.  Several flashes of

light catch your eye among the debris.

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flashes light debris rubble shards limestone gravelly path~
Limestone rocks, from boulders to pebbles, form an uneven path though the

corridor into the blackness beyond.

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stalactites ceiling up~
Frozen in a state of violation, the limestone fragments hang down from

the ceiling, reaching towards the cavern floor below.

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search~
debris rubble~
if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {

  i = random( 1, 10 );

  if( i < 6 ) {

    obj = oload( 2585 );

    act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

    act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

    obj_to_char( obj, ch );

    remove_rflag( reset1, room );

    end;

    }

  }

send_to_char( #fail, ch );

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E
find~
You pick up $p from among the rubble.

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E
rfind~
$n bends and picks something up from the rubble.

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fail~
You find nothing of interest in the debris.

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#35020
Limestone Corridor~
Smooth walls sharply contrast with the ruined wreckage of time's

once-proud spires.  Condensation kisses every surface, causing the light

to be reflected about the room and creating more harsh angles.  An

occasional drop of water splashes into an obsidian pool below a savaged

stalactite, shattering the stillness of the tableau.

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walls spires stalactites condensation~
Slick rivulets of water create brilliant patterns in the reflected light

as they travel down every limestone surface toward the cavern floor.

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~
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send_to_room( #splash, room );

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splash~
Rings form in the dark pool where a drop of water just landed.

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search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

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#35022
Filthy Cavern~
Filth from the cavern to the south seems to be encroaching on the rubble

here.  Broken stalagmites and limestone rubble mix in with the creeping

waste, creating a rather solid, if disgusting mixture.  You notice a

stench wafting in from the south, unpleasant and oppressive.

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rubble waste disgusting mixture filth limestone stalagmites~
Organic matter oozes about the fragments of limestone buried within it,

causing your foot to sink slightly into the mess.  Upon second thought,

this amalgam isn't as solid as one had previously supposed.

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#35023
Above the Pit of Refuse~
The air here is thick, and seems to crawl along your skin like thousands

of tiny maggots.  A stench fills the room, assaulting your senses and

wringing reluctant tears from your eyes.  In the center of the room,

noxious gases are rising out of a gaping pit.  There are piles of mud

around the room, and water trickles down every surface in filthy rivulets.

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piles mud water rivulets~
Mounds of mud tower about the edges of the room.  Upon closer inspection,

you are able to determine that this matter is not mud at all, but a foul

mixture of refuse and offal.  Dirty water oozes down the sides of the

heaps, and slowly collects in tiny pools in the muck surrounding the lip of the pit.

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noxious gaping pit~
Spanning about two troll lengths, this pit dominates the entire room.

Tendrils of rancid brown gas languidly rise toward the cavern ceiling, to

be absorbed into the general haze of the room.  The sounds of water

slapping against rock can faintly be heard as you step closer to the

mouth of the pit.

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jump leap~
down pit~
act_tochar( #jump, ch );

act_notchar( #rjump, ch );

transfer( ch, find_room( 35036 ) );

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jump~
Holding your breath, you leap forward into the noxious fumes!

~
E
rjump~
$n takes a deep breath, then jumps down into the noxious fumes of the pit!

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down~
~
act_tochar( #fumes, ch );

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fumes~
Surveying the slick walls, you begin to think that jumping down might be

a bit more prudent.

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#35024
Branching Corridor~
Yawning darkness to the west reveals a passageway branching of the main

corridor here.  The gravelly path leads off into blackness to the north and

the south.  Scarred stalactites thrust down from the ceiling, their

broken stumps casting strange shadows on the east wall.

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[Starshine] extra 1: shadows shrouding the _top_ of the stalactites?

[Calliope] something odd about the extra..  last line maybe?  Oh be sure

all extras are formatted too.  I found a couple that weren't.

[Merior] maybe change the extra so it just shrouds where they cling to

the ceiling?  then terminology isnt as confusing 

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stalactites ceiling up stumps shadows~
Huge monoliths of sand-colored rock, these formations hang broken from

the ceiling, shadows shrouding the base of the stalactites.

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#35025
Silken Tendrils~
Thick, white, rope-like strands are woven about the jagged remains of the

spires hanging from the ceiling.  Tendrils hang from the network of

limestone and silk rope, the ends slick with white ooze.  The webs seem

to have been hacked apart to clear the passage, but more seem to have

remained stubbornly in the way.  Limestone and silk combine on the floor

to create a somewhat solid amalgam for an easier traverse than either

would surrender alone.

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silken thick white rope-like strands web tendrils ceiling stalactites~
The cave spider's web extends across the top of the cavern.  Some strands

seem to be pulled too tightly, while others have unintended slack.  The

desctruction of the web caused many changes in the way it hangs from the

stalactites, but did nothing to diminish the sheer enormity of the work. 

The remains of the anchor cable are as thick as a man's wrist, and hang

broken and forlorn into the center of the room.

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spires limestone~
The stone in this section of the cavern is less mauled than the rock in

the cavern beyond, but it is covered with a thick, white substance. 

Patches of greenish-tan rock stand out in bright contrast against the

silken webbing.

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floor amalgam down~
The mixture of silk and limestone create a crude form of paving, and

seems packed quite solidly down upon the cavern floor.

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#35026
Limestone Corridor~
The cavern floor is hidden by a layer of black water, silently reflecting

the broken stalactites back at themselves.  Here and there a particularly

large piece of debris rises from the surface of the water, creating an

island of limestone.  The pool is not deep, and laps up against the walls

of the cavern, softly stirred by your passage.

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island limestone debris~
A sharp piece of limestone juts forth from the ebon surface of the pool.

About the size of a small stump, the limestone seems deathly pale against

the blackness of the water.

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stalactites ceiling walls~
Condensation caresses the greyish-green limestone of the walls and the

remnants of the pillars hanging from the ceiling.  Arcs of light

reflected off the thin layer of water dance around the cavern, creating

strange shadows across the rock walls.

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search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

obj = oload( 2585 );

act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

obj_to_char( obj, ch );

remove_rflag( reset0, room );

end;

}

~
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find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

~
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#35027
Cage Door~
Dominating this cavern is an enormous gate of rusted iron completely

blocking off passage to the west.  Crude bars extend the length and breadth

of the cavern to the west, creating a cage-like area beyond.  The smell

of blood lingers in the air, mixed with that of fear and death.  The

rubble of the cavern's natural formations lies strewn about the floor,

stained with dried blood.

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rusty metal grate~
rusty metal grate door gate~
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enormous gate rusted iron grate door bars western~
Spanning the entire western end of the cavern, a massive gate decomposes

silently.  Several of the bars have been dented, and a few joints have

rusted through entirely.  It hangs on massive rusted hinges, and the wide

gouges in the unusual, cleared arc of the cavern floor speaks of its use.

~
E
rubble floor blood crimson~
Huge crimson stains discolor the limestone, dimming the cavern as little

light is reflected from the dark surfaces.

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#35028
Limestone Corridor~
Littered debris makes travel to the north and the south quite precarious

through this section of the cave.  Broken stalactites hang from the

ceiling, looking lonely.  Shattered fragments of stalagmites peek out from

the rubble, as shattered as their partners from above.  The air is cool

but moist, and a chill begins to seep into your bones as you pass further

into the cave system.

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broken stalactites ceiling up lonely~
Hanging forlornly from the ceiling above, the jagged remnants of

stalactites stand silent watch over your passage.

~
E
debris rubble stalagmites floor fragments~
Large chunks of sandy, greenish stone lie strewn about the floor here. 

Shattered remains of stalagmites jut through the debris, standing forlorn

as water runs down their surface like tears.

~
A
search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

~
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#35029
Limestone Corridor~
The tunnel turns to the east here, around a jutting rock formation. 

Gravel covers the floor, and the shattered remains of the natural cave

formations create mounds of sandy, greenish stone at the edges of the

cavern.  The passage to the south is littered with limestone rubble that

has been scattered into the center of the cave from the piles near the

walls.

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gravel floor mounds south rubble~
Shattered fragments of limestone are piled high close to the cavern

walls, with a less dense scattering of sand-colored rock towards the

center of the room.

~
A
search~
debris rubble pile limestone mounds stone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

obj = oload( 2585 );

act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

obj_to_char( obj, ch );

remove_rflag( reset0, room );

end;

}

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

~
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#35031
Limestone Corridor~
This length of corridor is dominated by a huge crevice on the northern

wall.  Darkness gathers in the shadowed depths of the crevice.  The

sinuous line of the crevice climbs towards the shadows of the ceiling,

but the lower section of the gap is filled with limestone debris,

creating an impassable barrier.  Passing into the darkness beyond, the

cavern continues to the east and to the west.

~
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crack crevice limestone rubble bottom~
The gaping hole in the wall to the north is completely filled with rubble

to a point past the illumination of the cavern.

~
A
search clear~
boulders north crevice~
send_to_char( #heavy, ch );

act_notchar( #rheavy, ch );

~
E
heavy~
The stones in the northern crevice are too heavy to lift, and you see

nothing but darkness beyond them.

~
E
rheavy~
$n tries to clear the stones filling the crevice, but it is just too much

for $m.

~
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#35032
Hidden Alcove~
This room looks more like an enlarged hole dug into the wall.  Hardly

enough space is in this alcove for one of the trolls who inhabit these

caves to stand comfortably.  Rubble is strewn about the floor, almost

filling the tiny alcove.  Small splotches of what appear to be a dark

paint discolor the far wall.

~
[Starshine] same for all the other items in chest. expensive items just lying here in an unlocked chest with some not-too-bad repop rates

These are the trollish treasures.  You need a strength of 19 to even enter the room, and I do not believe that is an easy feat for level 30 characters under the new rules.

These trolls are not advanced enough to engineer locks for the chest or for the door.

[Merior] problem with this room is that people can park in here and keep

taking stuff - you must come up with something that needs to be done -

like checking for a mob_in_room somewhere else or loading an aggro mob in

here 

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east e false wall door~
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splotches dark paint discolor far wall~
Troll pictographs drawn in a steady hand proclaim this treasure to belong

to Clan Nethr'arak and their leader, the Chieftess Agar'thana.

~
E
rubble floor down~
Looking down, you see sharp fragments of limestone almost completely

covering the floor of this tiny alcove.

~
A
open move~
east false wall boulder e~
if( find_stat( ch, str ) > 18 ) {

  if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {

    remove_rflag( reset1, room );

    act_tochar( #open, ch );

    act_notchar( #ropen, ch );

    continue;

    }

  else

    act_tochar( #alreadyopen, ch );

  }

else

  act_tochar( #fail, ch );

act_notchar( #rfail, ch );

~
E
open~
You strain against the boulder in the east wall and are able to push it

aside.

~
E
ropen~
$n strains against the boulder in the east wall and manages to push it

aside.

~
E
alreadyopen~
The boulder is no longer in front of the east wall opening.

~
E
fail~
You strain against the boulder in the east wall, but are not able to move

it.

~
E
rfail~
$n strains against the boulder in the east wall, but is not able to move

it.

~
!
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A
search~
debris rubble pile limestone~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2585 );

  act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

  act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  end;

  }

~
E
find~
You bend and pick up a piece of limestone that catches your eye.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and picks up a piece of limestone from the cavern floor.

~
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#35033
Hall of the Chieftess~
Torches set into crude iron sconces give off flickering light that

penetrates the darkness concealing the ceiling.  More of a natural

formation of the cave floor than an actual construction, a crude throne

stands commandingly alone in the center of the cavern.  The limestone

pillars are strangely unmolested in this cavern, and stand a silent watch

over any who enter.  The torch light flickers oddly on the west wall,

revealing that the limestone is a different color than the surrounding

walls.

~
[Starshine] ritual dagger of eternal night is armor? again, should be size restricted to large races only.

The links of the belt are adjustable ;)

[Starshine] dagger: seems overly powered on mana regen and mana. class restrictions?

I believe that darkness cares not for what class you are to give you power.

[Starshine] agar'thana needs code to block opening/people heading west.

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false wall~
false wall west door w~
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west w wall rock different color~
This wall seems strange.  The rock of the wall is a slightly different

color than the rest of the cavern.

~
E
throne~
A huge block of greenish, sandy stone rises out of the floor in the

center of the cavern.  A small depression cut out of the front of it turn

it into a crude throne.  Dark splotches of color stain the sides of the

rock.

~
E
dark splotches color stain sides rock~
Trollish pictographs naming this the seat of Clan Nethr'arak, and its

leader, the Chieftess Agar'thana.

~
E
torches sconces ceiling up~
Greasy smoke drifts towards the faintly illuminated ceiling from poorly

worked iron sconces roughly nailed into the cavern walls.

~
E
formations limestone pillar~
Standing proud and unmolested, the great pillars of this cavern create an

honor guard almost completely encircling the massive throne at the center

of the room.

~
A
open~
west false wall w~
if( find_stat( ch, str ) > 18 ) {

  if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {

    remove_rflag( reset1, room );

    act_tochar( #open, ch );

    act_notchar( #ropen, ch );

    continue;

    }

  else

    act_tochar( #alreadyopen, ch );

  }

else

  act_tochar( #fail, ch );

act_notchar( #rfail, ch );

~
E
open~
You strain against the false wall to the west and manage to move the stone.

~
E
ropen~
$n strains against the false wall to the west and manages to move the stone.

~
E
alreadyopen~
The stone has already been moved out of its niche in the west wall.

~
E
fail~
You strain against the stone slab in the west wall but are not able to budge it.

~
E
rfail~
$n strains against the stone slab in the west wall but is not able to budge it.

~
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#35034
Limestone Corridor~
Crude notches are etched into the southern wall here, surrounded by

splotches of dark color.  Some of the markings seem to be almost

deliberate, and are brighter in hue than some of the smaller ones.  A

soaring archway of limestone heads off to the north, while the cavern

continues through the rubble to the west.

~
dusky grey troll flesh is for a custom.

[Starshine] korlaka: long desc - flip a dagger from hand to hand maybe?

I do not understand your issue with the long desc.

The pictographs designate that these are the finest warriors of the tribe.

[Starshine] mithril dagger (2640): very nice off-hand dagger, perhaps ought to be restricted to large sizes only since it IS a troll dagger. plus maybe less nice because it IS off-hand.

I am waiting my item review.

[Merior] Korlaka currently says she flips a dagger THROUGH her hands -

sounds like she should cut herself 

[Merior] what custom is flesh for?

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crude notches south wall markings~
These slashes appear to be gouged into the surface of the wall in some

semblance of order.  They are bunched in groups, and the dark splotches

seem to be each focused upon an individual set of slashes.

~
E
dark splotches color pictograph~
Looking closer at these markings, you notice that they are crude, but

still legible, trollish pictographs.  It seems that this wall is reserved

for only the finest warriors, and they mark the number of kills that they

have here.  Unfortunately, trollish math has not kept up with their

fighting prowess, for their number system goes no further than two.

~
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#35036
Roiling Pit~
The water here is about three feet deep, if such a viscous, rank slag

could be termed water.  The stench of the foul bilge gives the air an

oppressive solidity.  Offal falling into the pit from above sends dark

ripples skittering across the surface of the water, sometimes causing a

rank, filthy froth to ride the crests of the black waves.

~
[Merior] mire serpent bits just treasure or for custom?

They are custom materials.

[Merior] what custom will it be used for?

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slag water froth bilge waves black~
Opaque and viscous, the sludge swirling about your legs contains many

grainy particles, and occasionally a darker globular mass will surface,

only to fall again beneath the surface.  The waves that disrupt the

stillness of the surface are sometimes capped with a dark, filthy froth.

~
A
climb~
up~
if( find_skill( ch, climb ) >= random( 4, 10 ) ) {

  act_tochar( #climb, ch );

  act_notchar( #rclimb, ch );

  transfer( ch, find_room( 35023 ) );

  act_notchar( #rarrive, ch );

  }

else {

  act_tochar( #fail, ch );

  act_notchar( #rfail, ch );

  }

~
E
climb~
You grab onto a slime-covered projection of rock and haul yourself to the

top of the pit.

~
E
rclimb~
$n grabs onto a slime-covered projection of rock and hauls $mself to

the top of the pit.

~
E
fail~
You can't quite seem to find the strength to pull yourself to the surface.

~
E
rfail~
$n struggles but cannot muster the strength for the climb out.

~
E
rarrive~
$n pulls $mself out of the dark pit.

~
!
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~
~
act_tochar( #climb, ch );

act_notchar( #rclimb, ch );

~
E
climb~
Slipping back down into the pit, you look around for handholds to climb

out with.

~
E
rclimb~
$n slips back into the pit.

~
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~
send_to_room( #drop, room );

~
E
drop~
@wA splash sends dark foam flying as a piece of refuse falls from the

ledge above.

~
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#35037
Crimson-stained Cavern~
This cavern is enormous, roughly circular in shape, and has remnants of

many previous occupants strewn about the interior.  Dark red splotches

stain the limestone floor, while tufts of fur and hair poke out from

under debris along the perimeter.  There are a few sets of crude manacles

attached to the walls, the cuffs currently dangling unused.

~
[Merior] dont leave nice stuff just to be found - need to work more for it

I lowered the value of the gem.

[Merior] i DO like the manacles *hop* - but they should be wrist and not

hand 

I was considering that, for the manacles.  If it's a wrist item, it's

only on one wrist.

~
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rusty metal grate~
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crude manacles cuffs~
Forged badly of low grade iron, several sets of manacles are bolted to

the walls of the cavern at random intervals.  The cuffs seem to be darkly

stained, and there is at least one pair with the remains of a hand

quietly decomposing within its grasp.

~
E
dark red splotches stain floor~
Dried and drying blood create irregular patterns on the cleared section

of limestone in the center of the cavern, with several splashes of dark

color on the debris near the walls.

~
E
tufts fur hair rubble limestone remnants occupants~
Caught on splinters in the limestone, strands of hair hang lifeless and

dull.  Small tufts of fur peek out from beneath debris, ripped from some

unfortunate captive who stumbled into the rocks.

~
A
search move~
rubble debris rock~
if( is_player( ch ) ) {

  if( rflag( reset1, room ) ) {

    i = random( 1, 10 );

    remove_rflag( reset1, room );

    if( i < 6 ) {

      if( i == 1 )

        obj = oload( 2735 );

      else

        obj = oload( 16 );

      act_tochar( #find, ch, obj );

      act_notchar( #rfind, ch, obj );

      obj_to_char( obj, ch );

      end;

      }

    }

  send_to_char( #fail, ch );

  }

~
E
find~
You find $p under a bloody piece of limestone.

~
E
rfind~
$n bends and moves some debris, and picks something up.

~
E
fail~
You search through the rubble but find nothing of interest.

~
!
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get take~
manacles~
if( rflag( reset2, room ) ) {

  obj = oload( 2736 );

  obj_to_char( obj, ch );

  act_tochar( #caught, ch );

  act_notchar( #rcaught, ch );

  interpret( ch, "wear manacles" );

  remove_rflag( reset2, room );

  }

else

  send_to_char( #nomanacles, ch );

~
E
caught~
You bend to pick up the manacles and they close about your wrists.

~
E
rcaught~
$n bends to pick up the set of manacles and they fall closed about $s

wrists.

~
E
nomanacles~
The remaining manacles are too firmly attached to the cavern walls for

you to take.

~
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#35038
Hollowed-Out Niche~
Hidden within the cave itself, this tiny room shows almost no signs of

how it was constructed; the walls are smooth and regular, perhaps too

smooth to be naturally formed.  The entire niche is bare, with only a

thin layer of dust on the smooth stone floor.  The air has a slightly

musty smell, giving the impression that this room had not been opened in

many many years.  On the east wall, near where you came in, is a slightly

odd looking stone.

~
[Merior] use phial mix unless is a reason just for neutralize (ask about rtables)

~
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panel stone door east !open~
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east wall odd stone~
This discolored stone is set slightly into the wall, and seems to be

fitted to the surrounding stone.

~
E
floor dust~
A fine covering of dust rests undisturbed on the floor of the cavern,

save for the marks left by your passing.

~
A
bash break~
lock chest strongbox~
if( find_stat( ch, str ) > 18 ) {

  if( find_skill( ch, bash )  > 6 ) {

    if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

      remove_rflag( reset0, room );

      act_tochar( #open, ch );

      act_notchar( #ropen, ch );

      }

    else

      act_tochar( #alreadyopen, ch );

    }

  else {

    act_tochar( #bfail, ch );

    act_notchar( #rbfail, ch );

    }

  }

else {

  act_tochar( #sfail, ch );

  act_notchar( #rsfail, ch );

  }

~
E
open~
You slam your fists onto the rusted lock, shearing the piece from the strongbox.

~
E
ropen~
$n slams $s fists onto the rusted lock, shearing the piece from the strongbox.

~
E
sfail~
You pit your strength against the rusted lock, but it is too solid for

you to break it.

~
E
rsfail~
$n valiantly pits $s strength against the rusted lock, but it is too

solid for $s to break it.

~
E
alreadyopen~
The lock lies on the ground, shorn from the face of the box.  What more

do you wish to do?

~
E
bfail~
You feel strong enough to break this lock, but you can't seem to apply

the force in the right manner.

~
E
rbfail~
$n seems to tug on the lock with great strength, but the force is not

properly applied.

~
!
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open~
chest strongbox~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) )

  act_tochar( #locked, ch );

else

  continue;

~
E
locked~
The lock and the chest have rusted solidly together, keeping you from

opening it.

~
!
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open push touch~
stone discoloration odd door east e~
if( rflag( reset0, room ) ) {

  act_tochar( #open, ch );

  act_notchar( #ropen, ch );

  remove_rflag( reset0, room );

  interpret( ch, "open !open" );

  }

else

  send_to_char( #alreadyopen, ch );

~
E
open~
You press a discoloration on the wall and the stone slides away,

opening the door to the east.

~
E
ropen~
$n presses a discoloration on the wall and a stone slides away, opening

the door to the east.

~
E
alreadyopen~
Pressing the discolored stone accomplishes nothing with the door open.

~
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