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Fii[@*U;["Library"'small steel key
shiny red satchel
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Fi i [@3U;["South Hallway" " [U;	[
Fi i [@<U;["Stairwell" " [U;	[
Fi i [@EU;["North Hallway" " [00U;	[
Fii [@NU;["Garderobe"Wizarding Weekly
"#open bottle
put bottle in hole[000000@T0Fii	"–The peak of ancient plumbing technology, the garderobe is a fairly simple affair: a short stone bench jutting out from the wall with the usual-sized hole roughly in the middle of it, and a rack for reading material attached to the wall. The only odd thing is the lack of any toilet paper. Perhaps it's all accomplished magically. A small narrow window on the northern wall admits some light into this room.F[i i 0@K0U;	[
Fi i [@NU;["Bedroom";frilly lace pillow
empty chamberpot
large chest
linen
"look under bed[00@_00000Fii	"ЛThick carpeting covers the floor of Ninario's extravagantly decorated bedroom. Spacious windows in the north and west walls admit generous amounts of light. The door back to the hallway lies to the east.F[i i 0Fii	"УA small narrow window on the northern wall admits bright warm sunlight into this end of the hall. A bedroom lies through the open door to the west. East is a closed solid stone door. The stairs are to the south.F[i i 000@B0U;	[
Fi i [@EU;["
Tower" massive cannon
cord
pillow
"Caim cannon at doors
put butter in cannon
get cord
enter cannon[00@l00000Fii
"№Sun beats down from high overhead, warming the flagstones of the tower. A commanding and breathtaking view of the fields and pastures surrounding the caer greets you in every direction. In addition, there is a good view of the courtyard below, with its beautiful alabaster fountain. You also see the portcullis and catch a glimpse of the double wooden doors beyond it. The stairs in the centre of the tower lead back down to the first floor.F[ii0Fii
"HThere are no windows here near the stairwell of this squat and serviceable tower, but dim dusty sunlight filters down from above and from the ends of the hallway. A wrought-iron spiral staircase ascends and descends here, its brass railing polished smooth by the passage of many hands. The corridor also extends north and south.F[i i 0U;	[
Fi i [U;["
Study"Ebearskin rug
long glowing strip of parchment
flask
old iron key
"4x glasses
clean glasses
give glasses to ninario[000000@y0Fii"NMore orderly than the library to the west, but still rather cluttered, this room looks like it is used on a regular basis. Although it lacks the appointment of a proper bed, the settee in the corner, loaded with pillows, tells you Ninario sleeps in here more often than not. A desk sits in the corner, loaded with papers, half-written spell scrolls, and various mouldy old books. A long, glowing strip of parchment hangs from the northern wall. Large glass windows on the southern and eastern walls admit bright shining sunlight into the room. West, the open door leads back to the hallway.F@<[i i 000@90Fii"яDaylight seeps almost apologetically into the passage through the narrow window in the south wall. A set of open double doors lead west to the library and a smaller oaken door lies closed to the east. The dim sunlight reveals a set of stairs to the north.F[i i 0@0000Fii"аLarge and rectangular, the library has solid walls of grey stone. Overpopulated bookshelves line the northern wall. A huge set of open double doors lie on the east wall. Opposite the doors are six windows, stretching from floor to ceiling. By the sunlight streaming in through these, you can see the floor is knee deep in loose papers, and books with dark leather covers are scattered at various points, like raisins buried in a mass of white bread. This room is incredibly messy.F[i i 0000000Fii"An ordinary, run-of-the-mill lecture hall. Its many banks of tiered seats run up towards the large and heavy double doors at the west end. Down at floor level, at the east end of the hall, the professor is teaching the lesson. Tiers upon tiers of bored students sit in the seats.F@3@<@|@E@N@b@W@o[@0@y@9@B@K@_@T@l"Caer (Upstairs)U;[[4U;["Main Hall" " [0U;	[
Fi i [@‰U;["Kitchen"#creamy yellow stick of butter
" [00000@Џ00Fii	"фA few rusted pots and pans line this rather spartan kitchen area. A fireplace sits in the northern wall, but no fire has been laid there. A well-scrubbed oak table occupies the middle of the room. Southwest is the doorway back to the main hall.F[i i U;	[
Fi i [@‰U;["Basement" "turn cylinder[U;	[
Fi i [@ќU;["
Sewer"vat
tube
spectacles
" [0000@Ј000Fii	"<Dank and dark, this is one of the less memorable attractions you've visited. You're not certain how often Ninario has this room cleaned, but the stench is horrendous. A miasma of gas seems to hang in the air, visible as a shimmering in the corner of your eye. The basement lies back through the doorway to the south.F[i i 000U;	[
Fi i [@ќU;["Rubbish Heap"helmet
"search rubbish[@®000U;	[
Fi i[U;["Slimy Ledge" " [@·000U;	[
Fi i [U;["Slimy Passage" " [@А00000U;	[
Fi i [U;["Inside the Shed"watering can
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Fii [U;["South of Tower" "pour acid on lock[0U;	[
Fi i [U;["Garden Plot" " [00000@Ы0U;	[
Fi i [U;["North of Tower" " [000@д0U;	[
Fi i [U;["Courtyard"fountain
"fill can
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Fi i [@Х@р[i i U;	[
Fi i [@рU;["Atop the West Wall" " [00@ю000U;	[
Fi i [U;["Gatehouse",scarred and rusted machine
rubber hose
"Eput water in chamberpot
empty chamberpot
put water in chamberpot[00@00000Fii"тThe area above the bailey is a small, square stone room, bare and featureless but for the holes riddling the floor, used for pouring boiling oil or water over invaders in the bailey below. A doorway east leads back out to the top of the wall.F@[i i 0Fii"9The landscape of this strange place stretches out from the caer west to the horizon. Cultivated fields are spread out below, a multicoloured cloak draped over the shoulders of the land. A dry ribbon of road runs past the caer heading northeast and southwest through the fields. Villages, visible as small clusters of buildings, dot the farmlands. The fields continue flat and level for quite some distance, gradually leading into more hilly country. Beyond the hills, far in the distance, the many spires and towers of a city or large fortress rise up to touch the sky.F[ii 0U;	[
Fi i [@рU;["Bailey" " [00@000U;	[
Fi i [@U;["Dusty Road"cannonball
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Fi i [@ U;["Farm Gate"
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Fii [U;["Farmyard" " [U;	[
Fi i [@2U;["Pile of Rubble"scrap of paper
" [0000@8000Fii"nThere's no doubt. This sad pile of rubble is all that remains of the farmhouse that once stood here. An awesome force of devastation has been levelled against it. Peering amidst the rubble, you spot what may very well have been the ultimate cause of the Wizards Guild attack on this homestead: the twisted pipes and smashed porcelain of an indoor plumbing system. Consorting with the Plumbers Union, and incorporating scientific advances into their home were the seditious and destabilising dangers lurking in this harmless home: a threat to the supremacy of the Wizards Guild, to their grip over the people of this world.F[i i 0U;	[
Fi i [U;["Garden" "wear rug[00U;	[
Fii[U;["The Very Top of the Tree" "get cannonball[0000U;	[
Fii [U;["In the Tree"
hawk
"n
wear rug
wear goggles
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Fi i [U;["End of the Lane"elm tree
strong branch
"put hastener on tree[U;	[
Fi i [@aU;["In the Tree"	hawk" [0000@g000Fii"ђThis slender elm tree sways gently in the wind as you cling precariously to your perch. Above you, the tree becomes even more narrow and flimsy.F[ii@^0000U;	[
Fi i [@)@a[i i 0Fii	"™The narrow lane peters to an end here, the small strip of dirt fading into grass. Barren fields lie south and east. North, a tall fence borders the lane.F@X[ii00Fii"ђThis large bushy elm tree is strong and supports your weight well. Above you, the large trunk offers a path into the higher reaches of the tree.F@O[ii0@L0Fii"ИYou cling precariously to the very top of the tree. The branches here are extremely flimsy and unstable. The tree waves back and forth gently, dipping briefly towards the fence and then swinging back.F@F[i i 000@C0Fii"The well-tilled rich earth and neat orderly furrows show that this was the farmhouse garden.  It's early to have harvested all the garden vegetables, but someone appears to have done so, as there is not a living thing left in the earth. It has been stripped clean.F@2[i i 0@/0U;	[
Fi i [@2U;["	Barn"wooden cabinet
glass jar
" [00@~00000Fii"cThe dry dusty smell of hay fills this small and lonely barn. Sunlight streams in through the doorway, lighting up small motes of straw in the air and lending the barn a peculiarly golden quality. The roof and wall timbers of the barn sag alarmingly, as though some terrible violence has been wreaked on them. The barnyard is back east through the doorway.F[i i 0Fii"VA large and dusty earthen courtyard, the farmyard seems eerily silent and abandoned. A curious pile of rubble to the north seems composed mainly of old timbers and plaster. West, a barn gapes open, its doors wrenched from their hinges. The farmyard ends at a garden plot of some kind to the east. The gate to the south leads back to the road.F@)[i i 0@r00@&00Fii	"ЈThe dusty road ends here at a farm gate to the north. Beyond it, a large open farmyard encloses a ramshackle old barn and a large pile of rubble, but no farmhouse.F[i i @00U;	[
Fi i [@ U;["Vechlee Gate"
sign
" [U;	[
Fi i [@ђU;["North Vechlee"notice
" [00U;	[
Fi i [@™U;["Wizardry Wooding"shopkeeper
" [000000@џ0Fii	"ЭStark plain utilitarianism seems to be the order of the day in this shop. The room is large and bare, save for a counter on the east side, just in front of a curtained doorway. The street lies out the doorway to the west.F[i i 0@–0U;	[
Fi i [@™U;["William's Woodcraft"bottle of WizStrip
" [00@Є00000Fi	i	"]The competition from Wizardry Wooding has hit William's Woodcraft hard. The one- room storefront and workshop has been utterly abandoned, its remaining stock snapped up by Wizardry Wooding, leaving it without even the dignity of boards over the windows. A few lonely wood shavings are the only remaining testament to a once brisk and bustling trade.F[i i 0Fi
i	"іThe sprawling professional district of North Vechlee is home to many artists, craftspeople, tradesfolk and their families. Their shops and houses fill the small cluttered streets.F[i i @Ќ00U;	[
Fi i [@ђU;["Eliza's Cheese Emporium"iAsiago
Bel Paese
Caerphilly
Wensleydale
Camembert
Gouda
Emmental
Stilton
Miranda
Cheshire
Roquefort
" [@·0000000Fi
i"Emptiness and silence greet you in this small and ordinary cheese shop. The shop is devoid of both staff and customers. It looks like it would have been a nice cozy little shop though, friendly and family-run, the kind of place where the staff remember your favourite cheeses, but can also sense when you're looking for something a little more adventurous, a little venture beyond your usual territory. The air is still scented with the aroma of many different cheeses mingled together. The open door to the north leads back to the street.F[i i U;	[
Fi i [@ђU;["Market Square"stall
paper
" [U;	[
Fi i [@ЕU;[")Vechlee Townspeople Building Society"
coin
" [0000@Л000Fi	i"^It seems this building society's fortunes have fallen rather sharply of late. Every scrap of furniture, all the dividing walls, counters and so on one would expect to see in a bank have all been ripped up, leaving a hollow empty shell. A forlorn sign on the wall tells customers about the competitive loan rates and exciting investment opportunities.F[i i @В000U;	[
Fi i [@ЕU;["Outskirts"guard
"give drill to guard[0@Ц00U;	[
Fii [@ЩU;["Guild Hall Foyer" " [@Я0U;	[
Fii [@вU;["Closet"opening
wizstrip
"3put hose in nozzle
put hose in vent
open valve[000000@и0Fi	i"ЦSmall and cramped, this tiny closet is barely large enough to turn around in. It is devoid of supplies of any kind, but is obviously used for maintenance purposes, rather than storage. The hall is back to the west.F[i i 0U;	[
Fi i [@вU;["Kitchen"Kstick of margarine
cold chicken
bottle of ginger beer
silver tea tray
" [@у0000000Fii"°Gleaming pots and pans line the walls of this expansive and rather barren kitchen. A well-scrubbed pine table occupies the middle of the room. The foyer lies back to the north.F[i i 0U;	[
Fii [@вU;["	Hall" "put hastener on door[U;	[
Fi i [@U;["
Tower" " [0000@000Fii"oSoaring high over the city below, the tower has a low parapet running all the way around it. Far below, you can see the bustle of people moving through the market square, a small undulating wave of humanity. The sunshine seems even stronger here, and the sky is a brilliant blue. A square opening in the middle of the rough stone floor leads back down into the tower.F[i i 0@ю000U;	[
Fii [@U;["	Cell" " [U;	[
Fi i [@U;["In the Toilet Hole"Ninario")give margarine to Ninario
enter hole[U;	[
Fi i[@U;["Outside Vechlee"sewer pipe
carpet
" [U;	[
Fi i [@'U;["
Ledge" " [U;	[
Fii[@0U;["Plateau"red carpet
"sit on carpet[00U;	[
Fi i [@9U;["On the Mountaintop"goggles
"3give goggles to hermit
give wizstrip to hermit[000000@?0Fii"2Sunlight beats down warmly from high overhead this bald and barren mountaintop. It's extremely hot, and the trees and grass have faded away, leaving a bare smooth expanse of rock. The wind is stronger here, and whips your robe against your legs. West, the mountain trail winds back down toward the plateau.F[i i 0@60U;	[
Fii[@9@'[i i 0Fii"-Tall mountain grass and towering trees line this peaceful plateau far up the mountainside. West, the plateau ends in an abrupt drop down the mountainside. The trail turns to the east here, running across the plateau and then climbing farther up the mountain. South, it descends back down to the ledge.F[i i 000@-000Fii"The path narrows to a ledge here that curves around the side of the mountain. East is a towering wall of rock, west a nasty tumble off the cliffside. The narrow path heads south back down the mountain, and to the north, the ledge opens up into a wide plateau.F[i i 0U;	[
Fi i [@Щ@'[i i 0@$0@J0Fii"зThe peace and quiet of a summer countryside surround you once again, here outside the walls of Vechlee. The cobblestones have vanished and the road has reverted to a plain dirt ribbon snaking its way west. Hilly mountainous country borders the road to the north and a small path wends that way, climbing up into the crags. East are the walls of Vechlee, their broad expanse interrupted by both the gate back into town as well as the end of a rusty metal pipe that sticks out of the wall.F[i i 000@000Fii"7The hole is a bit of a tight fit, but not too bad.F[ii 0@00000Fii"ҐThis small stone room seems to have only recently been converted into a cell. There is a short stone bench jutting out from the wall, with a familiar round hole roughly in the middle of it. The Guild seem to have temporarily given over their main toilet for incarcerating Ninario. However magical the Guild are, it doesn't extend to their bodily functions; the smell in here is definitely not what you would call magical.F[i i 0Fii"WClouds of dust billow into this hall through the large archway to the south. Shouts of panic and noises of tramping feet come from that direction also. On the north side of the room, spiralling stone steps head upward. To the west a plain unfinished wooden door lies closed. East, the ornate marble staircase descends back to the ground floor.F[i i 0Fii"°The opulent splendour of the guild hall foyer is almost overwhelming. Huge marble columns rise up to hold the vaulted ceiling in place, and the marble walls and floor seem to glow and shimmer with a queer internal light. At the western end of the room, an ornate marble staircase ascends to the first floor. A doorway leads south into a large kitchen, and a small closet lies east. The doorway to the north leads back to the street.F[i i 0@R0Fii" The westernmost outskirts of Vechlee contrast sharply with the bustling and thriving town you glimpsed at the east gate. Here at the west gate, the foot traffic is nonexistent, and Vechlee seems quiet and peaceful, almost eerily so. The street is narrow and cobblestoned, and heads west out of the city. The market square is back to the northeast and south is the entrance to a large and impressive looking building.F[i i 0U;	[
Fi i [@ЕU;["Sorcery Supply"silver bowl
" [000@b0000Fii"‰Eerie ghostly light flows dimly into this shop from unseen sources, bathing everything in an almost mystical glow. The smell of incense and various magical chemicals and powders lend the shop a heady aroma that makes your head spin. The room is steeped in a palpable air of magic. Southeast is the doorway back to the market square, whose bright sunshine and loud noises seem a distant memory.F[i i Fi	i"иA bustle of people and activity fills this cobblestoned market square. The people of Vechlee hurry about their business, intent on their daily tasks with barely a glance to spare for a lowly wizard's apprentice, otherworldly or not.F[i i 00Fi
i"¦Vechlee seems a bustling and thriving town. The foot traffic is impressive here just inside the town gate. The street is not terribly wide, but does boast the impressive upgrade of cobblestones. Southwest, the avenue continues and widens out into a large square. North, the road heads into the more professional quarter of North Vechlee. To the northeast is the town gate, leading back to the dusty road to Ninario's caer.F[i i 00Fii
"WThe dusty road is a dry brown ribbon of earth running northeast and southwest. The sun shines down from high overhead, the warm baking heat of high summer. A meandering country fence runs along the edge of the road to the northwest. East, the huge wooden doors into the caer hang dispiritedly from their hinges, twisted hunks of wood and iron.F[i i 0Fii
"@This short stone passageway leads from the portcullis to the east to the large double doors out of the caer to the west. Looking up, you can see several holes bored through the stone ceiling, presumably for dropping boiling oil or water down on the heads of invaders. West, huge iron-banded double doors loom imposingly.F[i i 0Fii
" The whole interior of the caer is given over to a simple, large courtyard, enclosed by a tall wall of stone on all four sides. To the west, a large bailey passage tunnels through the thick wall of the caer to the outside world. On either side of the bailey, stairs ascend to the top of the outer wall. A flagstone path curves northeast and southeast around the base of the tower, and also extends west from the tower doorway to the large portcullis sealing off the bailey passage directly across the courtyard. Beyond the portcullis is a short passageway, followed by a set of iron-banded wooden doors, massive and imposing. To the east is the passage back into the tower.F@з[i i 00Fii"fThe northern part of the courtyard is a wide and open space, with hard-packed dirt underfoot. To the north, the wall of the caer runs east and west. The main courtyard can be reached by heading southwest along the stone path, while to the southeast, the path continues around the base of the tower, to where the courtyard opens out into a wide plot of earth.F@Ю[i i Fii
"чA large plot of earth has been cleared here, as though there was a garden at one time, but it is now barren and lifeless. To the east is the wall of the caer running north and south. Paths head northwest and southwest around the base of the tower.F@Х[i i 00@Т00@ъFii"The path around the tower branches here, with a small pebbled walk heading south to the door of a small wooden shed. Beyond the shed the wall of the caer runs east and west. The stone path heads northwest to the courtyard, and northeast to where it opens out into a wide plot of earth.F@М[i i 0@Й00000Fii"оA small shed once used to store gardening implements. It is now mostly empty, with only a few broken remnants of garden tools remaining. A large trap door lies in the floor of the shed. Daylight streams through the open door to the north.F@Г[i i 0Fii"”This narrow passage under the shed is dark, slimy and unpleasant. The passage continues north, and worn stone steps end at the open trap door above.F@є[i i 000Fii"JThe passage from the south ends here at a small slimy ledge that juts out over an open room below. The room down there appears to have been put into use as a rubbish tip for all of Ninario's cast-off spellcasting implements, bits of machinery and general odds and ends. The huge heap of rubbish takes up most of the floor space. North of the heap, a tunnel leads out of the room. Mouldy remnants of wood suggest steps might once have led up to this ledge but they have long since rotted away. It looks possible to clamber down into the room, but climbing back up would be another story.F@±[i i 000Fii"ВThis small room has been put into use as a rubbish tip for all of Ninario's cast-off spellcasting implements, bits of machinery and general odds and ends. About the only place to stand is here in the doorway heading back north, as the huge heap of rubbish takes up most of the floor space. At the south end of this room are the dim beginnings of a passage heading upwards, but whatever set of stairs or ladder led up there has long since rotted away.F[i i 0@љ0Tii
"KThe slow drip of water echoes through this dark and damp room. The walls and floor are wet with moisture, and the air seems stuffy and unclean. A doorway opens to the north, and a most unwholesome odour emanates from that direction. The spiral staircase climbs back up to the main hall here, and a narrow slimy passage heads south.F[i i 0U;	[
Fii [@‰U;["Laboratory"…magnesium flare
silk purse
tube of wood hastener
leather pouch
bottle of WizStrip
flask
vial of liquid
earthenware dish
ceramic bowl
" [@‡0000000Fii"$The southern half of the tower is completely taken up by this large laboratory. From the profusion of chemicals and powders strewn about, you conclude that this room sees much use. It seems that Ninario is more than simply a wizard; he is engaged in scientific endeavour as well. Black streaks of soot on the walls bear mute evidence to the violent failure (or perhaps success) of past experiments. What little sunlight there is filters in through the numerous small windows lining the walls. The open door to the north leads back to the main hall.F[i i 0@цU;	[
Fi i [@‰U;["Workshop"Ehand drill
pair of black goggles
drum device
furnace
cannonball
"ёopen furnace
put all in satchel
wear satchel
get cannonball

open mill
put nitrate in mill
put charcoal in mill
put suphure in mill
close mill
turn crank
open mill
put powder in pouch
[000@’0000Fii	""Odd devices and machines fill this room. Half-finished projects lie abandoned in the middle of the floor, and various completed ones are pushed up against the walls. A window on the northern wall admits some light into the room. The main hall lies through the open doorway to the southeast.F[i i Fii
"QSunlight streams into the main hall of the tower from the large passage west out to the courtyard. An open doorway leads into the kitchen to the northeast. A polished steel door leads south, and a rusty metal door stands closed to the northwest. The spiral staircase ascends to the first floor, and also descends down into inky darkness.F@р@’@Љ@з@Ю@Х@@
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