Friday, December 21, 2018

Chapter 27: You Little Thief (Feargal Sharkey, 1986)

Time to take care of the thief once and for all.

>score

Your score must be at least 200 points, but if you followed the instructions you are way beyond that.

>diagnose

You must be perfectly healthy; if not, walk around the required number of moves until you are better. Do it outside, where you don’t need the lamp. Don't want to wait? Go ahead, you can always restore.

Okay, we're ready. Cue the Theme from Rocky.

Check yourself! You need the lamp and the knife. Use the inventory command to see what you are carrying and then take accordingly.

>west

Strange Passage

>south

Cyclops Room

>up

Treasure Room

Scream of anguish, robber's hideaway, gestures mysteriously, treasures vanish, yada yada yada.

>kill thief with knife

This is it. Repeat until one of you is dead. Never give up, never surrender. If you die, restore and try again.

The thief takes a final blow and slumps to the floor dead. Almost as soon as the thief breathes his last, a cloud of sinister black smoke envelops him, and when the fog lifts, the carcass has disappeared. As the thief dies, the power of his magic decreases, and his treasures reappear.

Okay, one more mystery to solve. Look around the room...what do you see? It went by pretty fast, so here is the important part: "This is a large room, whose north wall is solid granite." Where else did we see a granite wall? Yup, the Temple. Temple, Treasure. That sums it up. Saying the name of the other room will transport you there. No answer "whatever", no tell granite wall, just say it.

>temple

West Temple

>treasure

Treasure Room

Time for treasures.

>take all

Done.

>down

Cyclops Room

>north

Strange Passage

>east

Living Room

>put treasure in case

Done.


If there were more treasures that you could carry in one trip, you will need to repeat the above sequence.

>turn off lamp

The lamp is now off. 
 

>drop all

>take canary


The game may tell you it can't see one here. Take the egg, then take the canary. How literal do I have to be?

Dropped.

Done.


>save

Saved.


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