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by
Dr. Ion Florescu
Played 113 times
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"Red Dwarf – Chapter 5 Minimal Test" by Ion Florescu Volume 1 - Red Dwarf Revenge Book 5 - The Castle of Greed [============================ 5.1 – Flags ============================] Chapter 5.1 - Flags Arrested-flag is a truth state that varies. Arrested-flag is false. Drac-helped is a truth state that varies. Drac-helped is false. Key-delivered is a truth state that varies. Key-delivered is false. Final-choice-made is a truth state that varies. Final-choice-made is false. Anchor-tied is a truth state that varies. Anchor-tied is false. Anchor-hooked is a truth state that varies. Anchor-hooked is false. Secret-passage-open is a truth state that varies. Secret-passage-open is false. Throne-unlocked is a truth state that varies. Throne-unlocked is false. [============================ 5.2 – Items ============================] Chapter 5.2 - Items The Billet of Latifundia Wood is a thing. The description is "A large piece of billet wood representing a vast Romanus latifundia. The land spans twelve hectares of forest, farms, and lakes. It is home to the Witches of Theft. The billet radiates the deep strength of reclaimed land.". The Strong Rope is a thing. The description is "A thick, well-made rope with a reassuring knot at one end. It gives off the quiet confidence of an object destined for irresponsible engineering. The fibers twist with reliable dwarven craftsmanship. You trust it — mostly.". The Dragonblade is a thing. The printed name is "Sword of Light and Dragon". The description is "A dragon-forged blade glowing faintly as though judging your next three decisions. Its edge whispers with smoldering energy. It was not made for subtlety. It yearns for destiny.". The Taming Guide is a thing. The printed name is "Top Secret Taming Guide for Dragons". The description is "A battered dwarven handbook with dramatic runes. It claims to contain forbidden dragon-taming knowledge. You remain unconvinced. It smells faintly of singed fur.". [============================ 5.3 – Initial Setup ============================] Chapter 5.3 - Initial Setup When play begins: say "DEBUG: Chapter 5 initial setup running.[paragraph break]"; now the location is the Steep Descent Path; now the player carries the Strong Rope; now the player carries the Billet of Latifundia Wood; now the player carries the Dragonblade; now the player carries the Taming Guide; say "[bold type]Chapter 5 – The Castle of Greed[roman type][paragraph break]"; say "Balrik begins his final descent toward the Castle of Greed — a place built on poor decisions and worse architecture.[paragraph break]"; try looking. [============================ 5.4 – Geography (Descent to Castle) ============================] Chapter 5.4 - Geography (Descent to Castle) Section 5.4.1 — Steep Descent Path The Steep Descent Path is a room. The description is "The path zigzags down the cliff as if carved by a mason with a personal grudge against ankles. Loose gravel skitters under your boots, eager to betray you at the slightest provocation. Cold wind claws at your beard, urging you to rethink every decision that led you here. Naturally, you press on — dwarves rarely let sensible warnings interfere with a bad idea. [italic type]Exits: south (toward a rocky ledge).[roman type]". The Gorge Ledge is south of the Steep Descent Path. Section 5.4.2 — Gorge Ledge The Gorge Ledge is a room. The description is "The ledge juts out above the black moat with the confidence of stone that has never heard of safety regulations. Below, the water churns like a cauldron of drowned ambitions. Moist air stings your face and carries the faint scent of past mistakes. It’s the sort of place where only a dwarf would consider throwing heavy metal at royal infrastructure. [italic type]Exits: north (to the steep path), down (to the jetty), north (to the courtyard once the drawbridge is lowered).[roman type]". The Moat is scenery in the Gorge Ledge. Understand "water" or "black water" or "lake" as the Moat. The description is "Black water churns below, bubbling like a cauldron digesting ambitions best forgotten.". The Drawbridge is scenery in the Gorge Ledge. The Drawbridge can be raised or lowered. The Drawbridge is raised. Understand "bridge" or "drawbridge" as the Drawbridge. The description is "A heavy wooden drawbridge hangs partly raised, pretending to be more functional than it truly is. A narrow gap remains above — just wide enough for a rope-and-anchor to catch, if thrown with dwarven optimism.". The Jetty is down from the Gorge Ledge. Section 5.4.3 — Jetty The Jetty is a room. The description is "A miserable jetty clings to the cliff, insisting on remaining upright through sheer stubbornness. Its warped planks creak accusingly beneath your boots. The rotten boat beside it bobs in weary resignation, dreaming of quieter waters. Everything smells of wet timber and future disappointments. [italic type]Exits: up (to the gorge ledge).[roman type]". The rotten boat is an enterable container in the Jetty. The description is "A sagging wooden boat bobs with the exhausted air of something long overdue for retirement.". The anchor is a thing in the rotten boat. The description is "A heavy iron anchor, clearly the brains of whatever questionable plan you are about to attempt.".
