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Allerton
by
Randall Sadler
Played 2,192 times
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When entire game begins: say "You want into the Allerton Weekend Party...a lot.... But little do you realize that it may be the last party you will ever attend!!!!!!!" [Front Entrance] North of the Front Entrance is the Solarium. The Front Entrance is a room. "You stand at a grand entrance to the Allerton Mansion. You stand on a beautiful brick patio. In front of you are double doors. You can see a tuxedo-wearing butler standing just inside the entrance. He is staring at you through the door suspiciously." Beautiful flowers are here. It is fixed in place. Instead of smelling flowers: say "Hmmm, perhaps pansies?" The envelope is an object in the Front Entrance. It is a closed, openable container. The description of the envelope is "A white envelope of very nice paper with gold writing across the front that says Allerton Weekend." An invitation is inside the envelope. [The Solarium] South of the Solarium is the Front Entrance. The Solarium is a room. "You see massive windows that look out upon the gardens to the South. In front of you is a door that leads to the main gallery." The palm tree is an object in the solarium. The palm tree is fixed in place. The description of the palm tree is "The palm tree is about 12 feet fall, and there seems to be a hand print on it." The hand print is part of the palm tree. The description of the hand print is "Looks like the print of a fairly large hand, perhaps male? Strangely enough, it seems to have been made with red paint.....or something like that!" Instead of taking palm tree: say "The palm tree is in an enormous pot, which you shake back and forth as you attempt to pull the palm tree out. Suddenly a coconut comes loose from the tree and falls....right onto your head. You have just a moment to think to yourself that shaking a coconut tree is not a very smart thing to do, then everything fades to black."; end the game in death. [Gallery] North of the Solarium is the Gallery. North of the Butternut room is the Gallery. North of the Pine Room is the Gallery. South of the Oak Room is the Gallery. South of the Main Staircase is the Gallery. The Gallery is a room. "It is a gallery you doofus. From the Gallery there are 7 exits. [line break] Solarium: South [line break] Butternut Room: Southeast [line break] Pine Room: Southwest [line break] Library: North [line break] Oak Room: Northeast [line break] Main Staircase: Northwest [line break] West Wing: West" [Butternut Room] Southwest of the Gallery is the Butternut Room. The Butternut Room is a room. "Strangely enough, there is neither butter nor nuts in this room. There is a door to the North." [Pine Room] Southeast of the Gallery is the Pine Room. The Pine Room is a room. "Yup, you guessed it, the pine room has pine paneling on the walls. This room has one door to the North." [Library] North of the Gallery is the Library. The Library is a room. "Wow, that is a whole lot of books! The library has an exit to the South" [Oak Room] Northeast of the Gallery is the Oak Room. The Oak Room is a room. "Mmmm, Oakey." [Main Staircase] Northwest of the Gallery is the Main Staircase. The Main Staircase is a room. "Looking up from the bottom of the stairs, you see a dimly lit set of stairs leading upwards." [Actions that carry throughout the game] Deathing is an action applying to nothing. Understand "die" as deathing. Instead of deathing: say "[one of] 'That wasn't very smart. Words can be powerful, you know! You suddenly grasp your own neck, choking yourself, and unable to stop. You briefly look surprised, then fall over, stone dead [or] 'A knife appears in the air in front of you, and plunges into your chest. You look down in shock, realizing that you just wished yourself to death.'[at random]".; end the game in death. Every turn: if the player is not carrying the invitation: say "[one of]'The Buttler approaches you and murmurs, Sir, pardon me, but this is an invitation only event.'[or]'The butler hovers at your shoulder and says, Really sir, I must ask you to leave, or the authorities will be called.'[or]'The butler steps in front of you and says, Ahem, sir, may I see your invitation?.'[at random]".