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X MO actor Nf You start to climb over the stone wall but one of the villagers grabs you and pulls you back. "Don't need a corpse in the drinkin' water." he tells you.Ng O MO actor NOj ' Its way too deep to see the bottom.\bNOk q MO actor Nl MO actordobj No You toss ! into the well. Np E > +G Nr / The oil spills out of the glass as it drops. Ns T Nt E > ~ 8 Nv # You do, however, close it first. Nw N~ \bSeveral of the larger men standing around immediately grab you. After a brief meeting of the village elders, it is decided you should be exiled from the village, since you are not trusted near the water supply. You are escorted several miles into the wilds and left to fend for yourself. You encounter renegade remnants of the Red-Hand Clan. Their treatment of prisoners, turns out, consists of acts unmentionable in mixed company. By the time it arrives, you welcome death. N N N % rope M N 3 The rope is slightly frayed, and not very thick. !> n h It is wound around the winch. Attached to the rope is a bucket, gently swaying in the summer breeze.3 0 It dangles from the winch down into the well.
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MO actor N k MO actor N n > b N o S It won't do much good to open the valve when the spigot is jammed into the dirt. cN p f N r W You turn the valve but nothing happens. You notice the spigot is clogged with dirt. N u ! N w You turn the valve and oil pours out of the spigot and runs over the tray and down the side of the tank. You quickly release the handle. 5N z > You turn the valve and oil pours out of the spigot and into N { > N | C . After filling it you release the handle and the valve closes. N } "> +N ~ > Y N >& N " & Filling the shot glass with lamp oil JN N N N % spigot M N > + N Its jammed into the dirt. X N < ( N Its clogged with dirt. " N Its been unclogged. N
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JNE H " 5 short, soft weeds The weeds are short and have a soft texture. They emit a faint aroma that makes you slightly drowsy when you catch the scent. This must be slumberweed., a bunch of short, soft weeds weeds J J They have a soothing smell that calms your nerves and makes you drowsy. : } | _ _o MO actor N < ? N * You already picked some of these weeds. N N MO actor N " N " 9 Picking slumberweed from under Captain Dunwiddie's bunk JN ) N q MO actor N <
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} | S handwritten list of clues : : Its written in Berrost's wavering, near-illegible hand. ^ M N \b\(1. This scroll occupies a lofty height, yet you may have to crawl to reach it (if you're not too chubby - you always were too weak and spineless to resist your gross infatuation with sweet breads). \b2. This scroll is hidden in a scroll tube made of bone. You will find it near Old Tom's home.\) \n...you aren't at all surprised that the old man's attempt at poetry doesn't even rhyme... \b\(3. Well! I hope you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty (especially your ring finger). \b4. Some get the silver - you get the shaft. \b5. Find this scroll at the sign of the grappling man (you should be able to figure this one out seeing as you spend all your money there).\) \n...that last refers to 'The Grappler', the local tavern...\b\bN
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N N N; floor-stones H H River stones such as these are typical of the cellars you've been in. , some floor-stones:
MO actor N ^ The stones are likely quite heavy and are embedded deep into the ground. You would likely do yourself an injury if you tried. N _ H % cottage Although structurally sound, the cottage is in disrepair. Old Tom obviously does nothing to fix the place up. You can hear snoring inside. Tom is probably sleeping off a drunk.
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N % collar [ [ Its made of thick leather. It looks old and grimy. You can only hope its still strong.
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W ? sign 2 2 Something is painted on it in bright red paint.
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R ? tavern Q Q The tavern is open night and day. You consider Silas, its owner, your friend.
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d" " "; trunk [ [ Its made of wood and leather. It probably contains the captain's personal possessions.
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. ; chair O O Its a plain wooden chair with a spindled back and a thin cushion on the seat.
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& N f ) % Captain Dunwiddie's armor ` ` You imagine having to wear all that on a hot summer's day. You're glad you're not a soldier.
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1 MO actor N > 1t N e Dunwiddie's longsword is his life. You wouldn't want him to wake up and find you messing with it. ?N 3You try to snag the Captain's sword but he grabs your wrist and bends it at an odd angle. You drop to your knees to relieve the tremendous pressure and pain. After some flailing, cursing, and begging on your part, the Captain releases his iron grip and admonishes you to keep your hands to yourself. N + sativa smoke ^ ^ The herbalist does a thriving sativa trade. Apparently he doesn't mind sampling his wares. 1 1 It has a pungent odor that is not displeasing.
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_ MO actor N c "Hey man, grow your own plants!" says the herbalist, stepping between you and the potted plants. N -p - - - ; archway
. ; tables and shelves I I The tables and shelves are a fascinating display of clutter and chaos. tables and shelves, some tables and shelves:
/, ; door c c Like most doors around here, its plain, wooden, and unremarkable in most every conceivable way.
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1 i i i ; sativa bud 3 3 Its thick and covered with fine, white crystals.
2 ; pipe n n The herbalist is never far from his trusty pipe. Its made of ironwood and features a generously deep bowl.
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4 ? tower It is the tallest structure in town. From the upper levels, the view is commanding. Berrost has lived in it for a century or more. Your tenancy was considerably shorter.
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! I N 1 It bears the ominous distant cawing of a crow. N I N 4 It whistles and howls by turns through the slats. N N
6 % ladder Q Q It looks stable enough for human usage. You doubt it would support the golem.
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> N 7 ; bird doo-doo b b Its dried up, and is mostly white with a purple tint, probably from berries that the bird ate. , some bird doo-doo
,L MO actor N $ Now that's just plain disgusting. N MO actor N f Much as you like picking up random things that you find, even you have to draw the line somewhere. N 8 ; scratch marks @ @ They are made by the talons of a large bird, probably a crow. , some scratch marks:
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coal pit l l The coal pit has a large kettle of stew set in it, as well as several ears of corn, still in their husks. a a The smell of charcoal and burnt wood mixes with the aromas of mutton stew and corn on the cob.
? pleasing aroma % % That sweet bread sure smells good. I I The aroma of freshly baked goods is enticing, but you have work to do.
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D ; tattered webbing, some tattered webbing % % There's not much left of the webs. tattered webbing
E ? village S S The thatch roofs of the little village must look inviting to the weary traveler.
[ F | | | ? spice mill F F The miller produces ground spices - some of the best in the region.
[ G h h h ? market 6 M N Looks like a busy !> ! 9 .
U H ? tavern Q Q The tavern is open night and day. You consider Silas, its owner, your friend.
U IT S % hanging sign The sign displays a stout man locked in hand-to-hand combat with a cave bear. You've never paid it much mind before, but noticing it now you think the illustration borders on absurd. ^ \b\(The Grappler\)\b
U J S % warning sign 8 8 The sign is painted in red letters on a broken board. ^] M N ) B \b\(D A N G E R \bABANDUNNED MINE \nENTER AT YER OWEN RISK\)\b\bN *
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M ; rock shelf R R The shelf is behind the tank and runs the length of it. There's nothing on it.
N ; worthless artifacts L L This stuff is junk. Anything of value or use has already been scavenged. , some worthless artifacts worthless artifacts:
O _ _ _ ? cave opening ' ' It must be the entrance to the mine.
P ; forge p p Its large stone furnace, charred black by years of use. Looking directly into it causes your vision to swim.
Q ; coals d d The intense heat generated by the coals causes sweat to bead on your forehead when you get close. , some coals coals:
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S K axe U U Its a woodcutter's axe, with a shaped wooden handle. The blade looks quite sharp. , an axe
R T K sword a a Its a nice looking longsword. Like the rest of the stuff in these racks, you can't afford it.
R U w w w K shovel E E You've never liked manual labor unless somebody else was doing it.
R V K barrel scrape F F This long handled tool is curved, and moderately sharp on one edge.
R W, ; door c c Like most doors around here, its plain, wooden, and unremarkable in most every conceivable way.
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+ ZB B B% anvil G G Its made of solid steel. It would be far too heavy for you to lift. ,
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Z ] ? farmstead N N It is obviously neglected, and varmits and the undergrowth have claimed it.
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Z _ c c c ? herbalist . . The herbalist's shoppe is small and humble.
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T a S S S % trail " " You've traversed it many times.
T b ? tower It is the tallest structure in town. From the upper levels, the view is commanding. Berrost has lived in it for a century or more.
T c` % grindstone Its a cylinder of solid stone and stands almost to your shoulders. It roll over the spice like a huge wheel, grinding them into powder as it goes. You marvel at the golem's incredible strength to be able to push such a thing.
d ; axle R R It is securely lashed to the main pole, and passes through the huge grindstone. , an axle
e ; pole ` ` It is fashioned to spin in place as the crossbeam and grindwheel move in a circle around it.
f % ladder Q Q It looks stable enough for human usage. You doubt it would support the golem.
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