diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/mob/150.mob ./circle-3.1/lib/world/mob/150.mob --- ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/mob/150.mob 1997-10-28 21:16:14.000000000 -0800 +++ ./circle-3.1/lib/world/mob/150.mob 1969-12-31 16:00:00.000000000 -0800 @@ -1,424 +0,0 @@ -#15000 -gwydion guard royal~ -Gwydion~ -Gwydion the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Gwydion wears the chain mail required -of them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like an -experienced fighter. -~ -abg 0 800 S -11 9 2 3d6+130 1d8+4 -400 11000 -8 8 1 -#15001 -king welmar~ -King Welmar~ -The wise King Welmar sits here in his throne. -~ -In his later middle-age, with his beard starting to grey, King Welmar -is still very powerfully built, and wouldn't take kindly to an attack. -Despite that, you know he is well-loved throughout the land, and has -a reputation as a wise and just ruler. -~ -ab dh 1000 S -33 0 -10 3d60+1480 4d8+16 -35000 1000000 -6 8 1 -#15002 -ghost horrible~ -the horrible ghost~ -You hear a frightening wail, and see a horrible ghost approaching. -~ -The ghost is almost translucent, and looks really SCARY! -~ -bcefnopqr dks -700 S -15 6 -6 9d6+150 2d8+2 -3000 22000 -8 8 0 -#15003 -jim guard royal~ -Jim~ -Jim the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Jim wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like an -experienced fighter. -~ -ag 0 800 S -11 9 2 3d6+130 1d8+4 -400 11000 -8 8 1 -#15004 -brian guard royal~ -Brian~ -Brian the Royal Guard is here, training with the Master. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Brian wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like an -experienced fighter. -~ -abg 0 800 S -11 9 2 3d6+130 1d8+4 -400 11000 -8 8 1 -#15005 -mick guard royal~ -Mick~ -Mick the Royal Guard is here, training with the Master. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Mick wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like an -experienced fighter. -~ -abg 0 800 S -11 9 2 3d6+130 1d8+4 -400 11000 -8 8 1 -#15006 -matt guard royal~ -Matt~ -Matt the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Matt wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like an -experienced fighter. -~ -ag 0 800 S -11 9 2 3d6+130 1d8+4 -400 11000 -8 8 1 -#15007 -jochem guard royal~ -Jochem~ -Jochem the Royal Guard sits here, off duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Jochem wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like a fighter -who has seen more than one battle, and longs to see the next! -~ -ag 0 900 S -13 7 2 3d6+150 1d8+5 -400 16000 -6 6 1 -#15008 -anne guard royal~ -Anne~ -Anne the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Anne wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. She seems very well trained, and moves like a fighter -who has seen more than one battle, and longs to see the next! -~ -ag 0 900 S -13 7 2 3d6+150 1d8+5 -400 16000 -8 8 2 -#15009 -andrew guard royal~ -Andrew~ -Andrew the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Andrew wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like a fighter -who has seen more than one battle, and longs to see the next! -~ -ag 0 900 S -13 7 2 3d6+150 1d8+5 -400 16000 -8 8 1 -#15010 -bertram bert guard royal~ -Bertram~ -Bertram the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Bertram wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and carries his scars -with pride. This guy seems tough... -~ -ag 0 900 S -15 5 1 3d6+175 1d8+7 -400 21000 -8 8 1 -#15011 -jeanette guard royal~ -Jeanette~ -Jeanette the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Jeanette wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. She seems very well trained, and carries her scars -with pride. This girl could be nasty if she wanted to... -~ -ag 0 900 S -15 5 1 3d6+175 1d8+7 -400 21000 -8 8 2 -#15012 -peter captain guard royal~ -Peter, the Captain of the Royal Guard~ -Peter, the Captain of the Royal Guard, walks around inspecting. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Peter wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. Even though all the other guards seem well trained, -you realise none of them would stand a chance against this man in a -fight. He stands at least two metres tall, but still moves with an -almost feline grace. He actually radiates strength and confidence, -and you have to fight a sudden urge to come to attention as you see -him. -~ -ag 0 900 S -19 1 -1 3d6+240 2d6+8 -1000 35000 -8 8 1 -#15013 -master trainingmaster~ -the Training Master~ -The Training Master is here, supervising. -~ -Aged, but experienced, the Training Master is skilled in the use -of virtually every weapon type invented by Man. -~ -abg 0 950 S -18 1 1 2d6+220 1d8+8 -1000 30000 -8 8 1 -#15014 -herald royal~ -the Royal Herald~ -The Royal Herald is standing here. -~ -This is a young, powerfully built man, whose primary function -is to make Royal Announcements. -~ -0 0 800 S -18 1 -1 3d6+220 1d8+9 -500 30000 -8 8 1 -#15015 -ergan murderer~ -Ergan the Murderer~ -Slumped in a corner you see Ergan, aka the Murderer of Townsbridge. -~ -You remember a time almost a decade ago, when the news of the day -was how this man had slaughtered the entire population of the little -village of Townsbridge. He was imprisoned, and here he is - a shadow -of the undoubtedly great warrior he once was, but still to be reckoned -with. -~ -acefhno sp -1000 S -13 8 2 3d6+155 2d8+2 -0 18000 -6 6 1 -#15016 -butler james~ -James the Butler~ -James the Butler is standing here, looking pompous. -~ -The typical perfect butler: upper middle age, a bit bald and with -an impressive belly. -~ -ag 0 500 S -8 13 3 1d6+100 1d9+2 -200 3750 -8 8 1 -#15017 -woman cleaning~ -the Cleaning Woman~ -There is a Cleaning Woman here, trying not be noticed. -~ -Although she has a menial job, she seems to like it. -~ -ag 0 800 S -1 20 9 4d6+1 1d5+0 -10 100 -8 8 2 -#15018 -cockroach roach~ -the cockroach~ -A large cockroach is crawling by the wall. -~ -Very large indeed, and they say cockroaches are hard to kill... -~ -eqr 0 -250 S -4 20 3 2d6+120 1d3+0 -5 750 -8 8 0 -#15019 -astrologer~ -the Astrologer~ -The Astrologer is sitting here, studying a book. -~ -He is old and white-haired, with a long beard. As you see him, -you can almost believe the rumours about stars deciding Fate, -and that astrology is capable of seeing the future. -~ -abelno 0 900 S -23 0 -2 1d1+30000 3d8+30 -2000 80000 -6 6 1 -#15020 -tim guard lifeguard~ -Tim, the King's Lifeguard~ -Tim, the King's Lifeguard, is standing here. -~ -This guy looks just like his twin, Tom. There seems to be no -doubt that he is completely prepared to give his life for the -King, if necessary. -~ -ab d 900 S -17 4 1 3d6+205 1d8+8 -1000 28000 -8 8 1 -#15021 -tom guard lifeguard~ -Tom, the King's Lifeguard~ -Tom, the King's Lifeguard, is standing here. -~ -This guy looks just like his twin, Tim. There seems to be no -doubt that he is completely prepared to give his life for the -King, if necessary. -~ -ab d 900 S -17 4 1 3d6+205 1d8+8 -1000 28000 -8 8 1 -#15022 -chef cook~ -the Chef~ -The Chef is here, shouting orders to the other cooks. -~ -It seems he has been tasting his own food a bit too enthusiastically. -He is, in other words, a bit fat. -~ -behlno 0 500 S -19 4 -1 2d6+1283 4d4+14 -1000 40000 -8 8 1 -#15023 -cook~ -the cook~ -There is a cook here, making himself busy with a pot. -~ -A junior cook, eager to do the Chef's bidding. -~ -bh 0 300 S -4 17 6 2d7+46 1d8+0 -50 600 -8 8 1 -#15024 -david man guard~ -David~ -David, a big, mean-looking man, stands here, guarding the door. -~ -He really is big, and you get the feeling he wouldn't take kindly -to an attempt to get past him. -~ -ab d 250 S -19 2 0 2d6+235 1d7+10 -2000 35000 -8 8 1 -#15025 -dick man guard~ -Dick~ -Dick, a big, mean-looking man, stands here, guarding the door. -~ -He really is big, and you get the feeling he wouldn't take kindly -to an attempt to get past him. -~ -ab d 250 S -19 2 0 2d6+235 1d7+10 -2000 35000 -8 8 1 -#15026 -jerry guard royal~ -Jerry~ -Jerry the Royal Guard is here off duty, playing dice. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Jerry wears the chain mail required -of them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like -an experienced fighter. -~ -ag 0 800 S -11 9 2 3d6+130 1d8+4 -400 11000 -5 5 1 -#15027 -michael guard royal~ -Michael~ -Michael the Royal Guard is here off duty, playing dice. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Michael wears the chain mail required -of them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like an -experienced fighter. -~ -ag 0 800 S -11 9 2 3d6+130 1d8+4 -400 11000 -5 5 1 -#15028 -hans guard royal~ -Hans~ -Hans the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Hans wears the chain mail required -of them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and moves like -a fighter who has seen more than one battle, and longs to see -the next! -~ -ag 0 900 S -13 7 2 3d6+150 1d8+5 -400 16000 -8 8 1 -#15029 -boris guard royal~ -Boris~ -Boris the Royal Guard is here on duty. -~ -As all members of the Guard, Boris wears the chain mail required of -them as uniform. He seems very well trained, and carries his scars -with pride. This guy seems tough... -~ -ag 0 900 S -15 5 1 3d6+175 1d8+7 -400 21000 -8 8 1 -#15030 -zombie villager~ -the zombie~ -A zombie is shambling over some corpses here, moving quite silently. -~ -It is entirely possible that this zombie was once one of the villagers -of Townsbridge who has been brought to an undead life by a fuelling -desire for revenge. -~ -befnpr dfks 0 S -11 6 3 4d4+95 2d4+8 -0 10000 -8 8 0 -#15031 -skeleton villager~ -the skeleton~ -A skeleton is moving about with a loud clatter here, climbing over corpses. -~ -It is entirely possible that this skeleton was once one of the villagers -of Townsbridge who has been brought to an undead life by a fuelling desire -for revenge. -~ -befnpr dfk 0 S -10 8 3 4d4+80 2d3+6 -0 8000 -8 8 0 -#15032 -pit fiend demon~ -the pit fiend~ -A large demon surrounded by flames rises out of the dark pool. -~ -It is a horrifying thing, this demonic creature from the depths of the -Abyss. It glares down at you through blood-red eyes, and bares its huge -white fangs and its razor-sharp talons. -~ -abeflnopqr dfhk 1000 S -33 0 -10 3d60+1480 4d8+16 -35000 1000000 -6 8 1 -$ diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/mob/index ./circle-3.1/lib/world/mob/index --- ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/mob/index 1997-10-28 21:16:16.000000000 -0800 +++ ./circle-3.1/lib/world/mob/index 2003-01-02 14:38:30.000000000 -0800 @@ -1,29 +1,28 @@ -0.mob -9.mob -12.mob -15.mob -25.mob -30.mob -31.mob -33.mob -35.mob -36.mob -40.mob -50.mob -51.mob -52.mob -53.mob -54.mob -60.mob -61.mob -62.mob -63.mob -64.mob -65.mob -70.mob -72.mob -79.mob -120.mob -150.mob -186.mob -$ +0.mob +9.mob +12.mob +15.mob +25.mob +30.mob +31.mob +33.mob +35.mob +36.mob +40.mob +50.mob +51.mob +52.mob +53.mob +54.mob +60.mob +61.mob +62.mob +63.mob +64.mob +65.mob +70.mob +72.mob +79.mob +120.mob +186.mob +$ diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/obj/150.obj ./circle-3.1/lib/world/obj/150.obj --- ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/obj/150.obj 1997-10-28 22:06:36.000000000 -0800 +++ ./circle-3.1/lib/world/obj/150.obj 1969-12-31 16:00:00.000000000 -0800 @@ -1,253 +0,0 @@ -#15000 -nothingness universal~ -Sapowox's Universal Nothingness~ -You are quite unable to perceive Sapowox's Universal Nothingness here.~ -~ -5 bcg 8193 -0 6 4 1 -40 0 200000 -E -nothingness universal~ -You are not sure, but you do not seem not able to figure out what -it isn't, because it doesn't much resemble anything you haven't -ever seen. 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The road is wide -enough for several horses to ride along side by side with room to spare. -The stones which make up the road have been put into place with such skill -that the road seems to be perfectly smooth and perfectly straight. - You spot a small trail leading to the south through the undergrowth which -surrounds the road at this point. -A traveller passes by and waves cheerfully at you. -~ -150 c 1 -D1 -The King's Road continues in a straight line to the east towards a grand -castle. -~ -~ -0 -1 15001 -D2 -A small overgrown trail leads through the undergrowth to the south. -~ -~ -0 -1 15061 -D3 -The King's Road thins out a bit into a lane just to the west. -~ -~ -0 -1 3502 -E -traveller~ -The traveller smiles cheerfully and calls 'hello' when you greet him, -but continues on his way. -The traveller is in excellent condition. -~ -S -#15001 -The King's Road~ - You stand in the center of the great King's Road. The road is very well -built, and goes in a straight line due east-west. -~ -150 0 1 -D1 -The King's Road continues in a straight line to the east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15002 -D3 -You see that the King's Road continues westwards towards a large city. -~ -~ -0 -1 15000 -S -#15002 -The King's Road~ - You stand on the King's Road, which leads east and west. The -skill of the builders is apparent, since it is impossible to notice -any turn or irregularity in the road. -~ -150 0 1 -D1 -You see a castle in the far east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15003 -D3 -The King's Road continues in a straight line to the west. -~ -~ -0 -1 15001 -S -#15003 -On The King's Road Outside A Castle~ - You are standing on the King's Road. Before you is a large -Castle, evidently built not so much for strength as for beauty. -It is not totally without defences, though, for it is surrounded -by a deep moat, and its windows are just narrow slits for archers -to shoot through. To the north there is a drawbridge across the -moat. -~ -150 0 1 -D0 -You see the drawbridge. -~ -~ -0 -1 15004 -D3 -The King's Road continues in a straight line to the west. -~ -~ -0 -1 15002 -S -#15004 -On The Drawbridge~ - You have arrived at the drawbridge leading into the Castle. Before -you is a huge, double-doored gate. It seems very strong. You see some -whirls in the moat. -~ -150 c 1 -D0 -The gate has huge, but intricately carved hinges. As the Castle itself, -it seems designed not only for strength, but also for beauty. -~ -gate door~ -1 -1 15007 -D2 -You see the King's Road. -~ -~ -0 -1 15003 -E -whirls whirl moat~ -You can't see much, but it seems that something beneath the surface -is creating them. -~ -S -#15005 -The Kitchen~ - You are in the Kitchen. Lots of helpers hurry to do the Chief Cook's -bidding, and there is a wonderful smell that makes you feel very hungry. -All around the room, there are shelves with different kinds of cooking -gear stacked on them. There is an exit to the north, and one to the east; -both leading to small passages. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see a small, dimly lit passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15010 -D1 -You see a small, dimly lit passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15006 -S -#15006 -A Small Passage~ - You are standing in a small passage, that is clearly intended mostly -for the servants of the Castle. It is only dimly lit and quite narrow. -The passage leads west, and to the east there is a small door. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -The door is small and uninteresting. -~ -door small~ -1 -1 15007 -D3 -You hear clanging of pots, and smell cooking meat. -~ -~ -0 -1 15005 -S -#15007 -The Entrance Hall~ - You are standing in the impressive Entrance Hall of the Castle. -To the north is an exit into the Great Hall. There is also an exit -east, and a small door to the west. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15012 -D1 -There seems to be a small guard room to the east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15008 -D2 -To the south, there is a gate, that leads to the Drawbridge. -~ -gate~ -1 -1 15004 -D3 -The door is small and uninteresting. -~ -door small~ -1 -1 15006 -S -#15008 -The Guard Room~ - You are in a small room, evidently meant for guards currently -not on duty. There is only one exit, back to the entrance hall. -~ -150 d 0 -D3 -You see the Castle Entrance. -~ -~ -0 -1 15007 -S -#15009 -Under The Tower~ - You are below one the three mighty towers of the Castle. There are -no guards here, and you sense that this part of the Castle is largely -unused. There are stairs going up to the tower, and there is also an -exit to the north. -~ -150 cd 0 -D0 -You see a small, dimly lit passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15014 -D4 -The stairs are old, but in good repair. They lead up into the tower. -~ -~ -0 -1 15034 -E -stairs~ -The stairs are old, but in good repair. They lead up into the tower. -~ -S -#15010 -The Small Passage~ - You are standing in a small passage, that is clearly intended -mainly for the servants of the Castle. The passage leads north -and south. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see a small, dimly lit passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15015 -D2 -You hear the clanging of pots, and smell cooking meat. -~ -~ -0 -1 15005 -S -#15011 -The Great Hall~ - You are standing in the south-west end of the Great Hall. It -is truly vast; the roof is so high above your head, that it seems no -closer than the clouds outside. The roof is beautifully painted, by -someone who must have been a true master. The hall is very large, -and could easily seat several hundred people at a banquet. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15016 -D1 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15012 -E -roof paintings paint~ -The paintings on the roof depict the great heroes and gods. One of -the gods is fairly heavy-bellied and incredibly hairy, with a massive -beard. Also among them are the great enemies and wrongdoers, such as -the evil Goddess Yochlol and the powerful evil Wizard Tharoecon. -~ -S -#15012 -The Great Hall~ - You are standing in the southern end of the Great Hall. It -is truly vast; the roof is so high above your head, that it seems no -closer than the clouds outside. The roof is beautifully painted, by -someone who must have been a true master. The hall is very large, -and could easily seat several hundred people at a banquet. To your -north, you see King Welmar's great throne, and to the south is the -Castle Entrance. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the part of the Great Hall where the throne is. -~ -~ -0 -1 15017 -D1 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15013 -D2 -You see the Castle Entrance. -~ -~ -0 -1 15007 -D3 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15011 -E -roof paintings paint~ -The paintings on the roof depict the great heroes and gods. One of -the gods is fairly heavy-bellied and incredibly hairy, with a massive -beard. Also among them are the great enemies and wrongdoers, such as -the evil Goddess Yochlol and the powerful evil Wizard Tharoecon. -~ -S -#15013 -The Great Hall~ - You are standing in the south-east end of the Great Hall. It -is truly vast; the roof is so high above your head, that it seems no -closer than the clouds outside. The roof is beautifully painted, by -someone who must have been a true master. The hall is very large, -and could easily seat several hundred people at a banquet. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15018 -D3 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15012 -E -roof paintings paint~ -The paintings on the roof depict the great heroes and gods. One of -the gods is fairly heavy-bellied and incredibly hairy, with a massive -beard. Also among them are the great enemies and wrongdoers, such as -the evil Goddess Yochlol and the powerful, evil Wizard Tharoecon. -~ -S -#15014 -A Passage~ - You are standing in a passage, that leads north and south. To the south -it leads towards one of towers. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the small passage continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15019 -D2 -~ -~ -0 -1 15009 -S -#15015 -The Passage~ - You are in a passage, that leads north and south. To the east there -is an exit to the Great Hall. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the passage continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15020 -D1 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15016 -D2 -You see the passage continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15010 -S -#15016 -The Great Hall~ - You are standing in the north-west end of the Great Hall. It -is truly vast; the roof is so high above your head, that it seems no -closer than the clouds outside. The roof is beautifully painted, by -someone who must have been a true master. The hall is very large, -and could easily seat several hundred people at a banquet. To your -east, you see King Welmar's great throne, and to the west there is -an exit to a passage. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see the part of the Great Hall where the throne is. -~ -~ -0 -1 15017 -D2 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15011 -D3 -You see a passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15015 -E -roof paintings paint~ -The paintings on the roof depict the great heroes and gods. One of -the gods is fairly heavy-bellied and incredibly hairy, with a massive -beard. Also among them are the great enemies and wrongdoers, such as -the evil Goddess Yochlol and the powerful evil Wizard Tharoecon. -~ -S -#15017 -By The Throne In The Great Hall~ - You are standing by the King's huge ivory throne. The throne is, to -an even greater degree than the Hall itself, a masterpiece. It is -intricately and beautifully carved, and it seems to be made out of a -single block of ivory, though you shiver at the thought of meeting -the animal that died to yield a piece of that size. The Hall continues -to the east, west and south. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15018 -D2 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15012 -D3 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15016 -E -roof paintings paint~ -The paintings on the roof depict the great heroes and gods. One of -the gods is fairly heavy-bellied and incredibly hairy, with a massive -beard. Also among them are the great enemies and wrongdoers, such as -the evil Goddess Yochlol and the powerful evil Wizard Tharoecon. -~ -E -throne ivory~ -It is large and very beautiful. The carvings are mainly of animals and -magic beasts. -~ -S -#15018 -The Great Hall~ - You are standing in the north-east end of the Great Hall. It -is truly vast; the roof is so high above your head, that it seems no -closer than the clouds outside. The roof is beautifully painted, by -someone who must have been a true master. The hall is very large, -and could easily seat several hundred people at a banquet. To your -west, you see King Welmar's great throne, and to the east there is -an exit to a small passage. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see a passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15019 -D2 -You see the King's Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15013 -D3 -You see the part of the Great Hall where the throne is. -~ -~ -0 -1 15017 -E -roof paintings paint~ -The paintings on the roof depict the great heroes and gods. One of -the gods is fairly heavy-bellied and incredibly hairy, with a massive -beard. Also among them are the great enemies and wrongdoers, such as -the evil Goddess Yochlol and the powerful evil Wizard Tharoecon. -~ -S -#15019 -The Small Passage~ - You are standing in a small passage, that leads north and south. -To the west, there is an exit into the Great Hall. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -The passage continues to the north. -~ -~ -0 -1 15024 -D2 -The passage continues to the south. -~ -~ -0 -1 15014 -D3 -To the west you see the Great Hall. -~ -~ -0 -1 15018 -S -#15020 -The Passage~ - You are standing in a north-south leading passage. There is a door -to the east. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -The passage leads to a staircase. -~ -~ -0 -1 15025 -D1 -The door is quite small and unobtrusive. -~ -door~ -1 -1 15021 -D2 -The passage continues to the south. -~ -~ -0 -1 15015 -S -#15021 -The Servants' Corridor~ - You are standing in a corridor, that stretches further to the east. -There are doors to the north and west. The corridor itself is mainly -used by servants, and lacks some of the beauty of the rest of the -castle. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -There is a door there! -~ -door~ -1 -1 15026 -D1 -The corridor seems to come to its end a bit further east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15022 -D3 -The door to the west is made out of wood. -~ -door wood~ -1 -1 15020 -S -#15022 -The End Of The Servants' Corridor~ - The corridor leads only west from here, but there is a door to -the north. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -The door leads to a room intended for the butler. -~ -door~ -1 15009 15027 -D3 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15021 -S -#15023 -The Training Room~ - This is the Training Room of the men of the Castle guard. It is -very large, with weapons standing in racks by all the walls. Most -of the weapons seem to be intended for training only, with blunt -edges and the like, but there are some that might be useful for -real fighting. There is a door to the north. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -The door is large and heavy. -~ -door large heavy~ -1 -1 15028 -D1 -You see a small passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15024 -S -#15024 -The Small Passage~ - You are standing in a small passage leading north and south. There -is also an exit to the west, from which grunts, cheers and heavy blows -can be heard. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -The passage leads north to some stairs. -~ -~ -0 -1 15029 -D2 -You see the passage continuing. -~ -~ -0 -1 15019 -D3 -You see the Training Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15023 -S -#15025 -The Stair Room~ - You are standing below a great staircase, that leads up to the -second floor of the Castle. The stairs are made of marble, and there -are pillars carved in the likenesses of trees with little animals -running up and down the trunks. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -You see the passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15020 -D4 -The stairs lead up to the second floor. -~ -~ -0 -1 15049 -E -stairs stair~ -Made out of marble, and as all the rest of the Castle made primarily -for beauty and with great skill. -~ -E -pillar pillars tree trees~ -Very nice. Squirrels and little birds all over. -~ -S -#15026 -The Servants' Quarters~ - You are standing in a large room, that seems to house many of the -servants. The room is full of comfortable-looking beds. There is also -a large chest, probably containing some of the servants' belongings. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -The door is made out of wood. -~ -door wood~ -1 -1 15021 -E -bed~ -The beds all look comfortable, despite the fact that this is just -the servants' place. -~ -S -#15027 -The Butler's Quarters~ - You see at once that this must be the butler's room, for it lies -in the servants' wing, and still it is large and comfortable; almost -luxurious, in fact. There is a large bed and a drawer in the room. -The only exit is via the door to the south. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -You see the corridor. -~ -door~ -1 15009 15022 -E -bed~ -Looks very comfortable indeed. -~ -S -#15028 -The Guards' Barracks~ - You are standing in a very large room with bunks all over. It is -obvious, that this is where the guards off duty spend most of their -time, drinking and gambling or, probably, mostly sleeping. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -The door is large and heavy. -~ -door large heavy~ -1 -1 15023 -E -bunk bunks~ -They look a bit hard, but you could sleep in them. -~ -S -#15029 -The Stairs~ - You are standing by a staircase leading down. As you look down, -you notice that for the first time since you entered the castle, -things are not aesthetically made. Instead it looks more functional -and prison-like. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -You see the small passage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15024 -D5 -The stairs down lead into darkness. -~ -~ -0 -1 15055 -E -stairs stair staircase~ -They seem to be made of granite, and stretch down into a more dimly -lit area than where you come from. -~ -S -#15030 -At A Bend In The Corridor~ - You are standing at a place where the corridor bends from east to north. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15035 -D1 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15031 -S -#15031 -The Corridor~ - You are standing in a long corridor, decorated with tapestries -depicting old times and old heroes. It leads east and west. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15032 -D3 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15030 -S -#15032 -The Corridor~ - You are standing in a long corridor, decorated with tapestries -depicting old times and old heroes. It leads east and west. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15033 -D3 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15031 -S -#15033 -The Corridor~ - You are standing in a long corridor, decorated with tapestries -depicting old times and old heroes. The corridor continues west, -and to the north you see the luxurious guest wing. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the guest wing. -~ -~ -0 -1 15038 -D3 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15032 -S -#15034 -In The South-East Tower~ - This part of the tower is fairly uninteresting, but it leads further -upwards... -~ -150 d 0 -D4 -The room at the top of the tower seems darkish for some reason. -~ -~ -0 -1 15052 -D5 -You see the stairs at the bottom of the tower. -~ -~ -0 -1 15009 -S -#15035 -The Corridor~ - You are standing in a long corridor, decorated with tapestries -depicting old times and old heroes. It leads north and south. There -is also an exit to the east here. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15040 -D1 -You see a small room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15036 -D2 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15030 -S -#15036 -By The Treasure Room~ - You are standing by a great iron door. The door is very large, and -seems very solid indeed. There is a sign posted by it. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see a large steel door. -~ -door steel large~ -2 15007 15037 -D3 -You see the corridor. -~ -~ -0 -1 15035 -E -sign~ - - TREASURE ROOM - - Authorized personnel only - all others keep out. - ANY trespassing will be SEVERELY punished!! - -~ -S -#15037 -The Great Treasury~ - As you enter this room, you are astonished by the riches that -are stowed away here; not so much in gold, but paintings, tapestries, -skillful carvings and sculptures all over the vast room. You realise, -however, that most of these things are too well known to be sold -anywhere, without branding yourself as a thief, and condemning yourself -to instant death at the hands of the Royal Guard. -~ -150 d 0 -D3 -You see a large steel door. -~ -door large steel~ -2 15007 15036 -E -painting paintings carving carvings sculptures tapestries~ -It seems they are stored here temporarily to enable changing -of the decoration in the Castle on a regular basis. -~ -S -#15038 -The Guest Wing~ - You have arrived at the part of the Castle where prominent -guests are housed. To the east there is a large, ornamented -door, and a somewhat smaller one leads north. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -The door seems to lead to a guest room. -~ -door small~ -1 -1 15043 -D1 -You see the guest suite behind the ornamented door. -~ -door ornament ornamented~ -1 -1 15039 -D2 -You see the corridor. -~ -~ -0 -1 15033 -S -#15039 -The Guest Suite~ - This must be where only the most highly regarded guests stay, since -it is luxurious beyond your wildest imagination. This is only the living -room of the suite, but it is huge and tastefully decorated. All the -furniture is not only beautiful, but also made for comfort. To the -north, there is an exit to the bedroom, and there is a door to the west. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the bedroom. -~ -~ -0 -1 15044 -D3 -Behind the door you see the entrance to the Guest Wing. -~ -door~ -1 -1 15038 -S -#15040 -The Corridor~ - You are standing in a long corridor, decorated with tapestries -depicting old times and old heroes. It leads north and south. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15045 -D2 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15035 -S -#15041 -The Ball Room~ - You are standing in the great Ball Room. It is a truly large room, -with a stage for an orchestra in the south-east end. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15046 -D1 -To the east you see the stage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15042 -S -#15042 -By The Stage~ - Before you you see the stage. It is large enough for some 40 -musicians to play on at the same time. The Ball Room continues -to the west and north. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15047 -D3 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15041 -S -#15043 -A Guest Room~ - You are standing in a large room. Although it is comfortable enough, -you can tell it is not meant for any of the most illustrious guests, -since it lacks that extreme luxury found elsewhere in the Castle. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -Behind the door, you see the entrance to the Guest Wing. -~ -door~ -1 -1 15038 -S -#15044 -The Bedroom~ - This room is dominated by the huge four-poster bed, that stands -against the northern wall. The room is large and cosy, and the bed -virtually begs you to lie down in it and sleep. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -You see the living room of the suite. -~ -~ -0 -1 15039 -E -bed~ -Large, comfortable, bolstered... Invites you to sleep in it. -~ -S -#15045 -The Corridor~ - You are standing in a long corridor, decorated with tapestries -depicting old times and old heroes. It leads north and south. There -is an exit to the east, that leads to a large room. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15049 -D1 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15046 -D2 -You see the corridor continue. -~ -~ -0 -1 15040 -S -#15046 -The Ball Room~ - You are standing in the great Ball Room. It is a truly large room, -with a stage for an orchestra in the south-east end. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15047 -D2 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15041 -D3 -You see the corridor. -~ -~ -0 -1 15045 -S -#15047 -The Ball Room~ - You are standing in the great Ball Room. It is a truly large room, -with a stage for an orchestra in the south-east end. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -To the east, you can enter a tower. -~ -~ -0 -1 15048 -D2 -To the south you see the stage. -~ -~ -0 -1 15042 -D3 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15046 -S -#15048 -In The Tower~ - You are standing in the north-eastern of the three great watch- -towers of the Castle. To the west, you can enter the Ball Room and -there are stairs leading up into the Tower. -~ -150 d 0 -D3 -You see the Ball Room. -~ -~ -0 -1 15047 -D4 -The stairs lead a long way up to the top of the Tower. -~ -~ -0 -1 15054 -E -stairs~ -The stairs are made out of granite, and seem solid enough. -~ -S -#15049 -The Grand Staircase~ - You are standing on a great staircase, that leads up and down. To -the east, there is a large oak door, and a corridor leads south. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -The door is large and made out of oak. -~ -door oak large~ -1 15014 15050 -D2 -You see the corridor. -~ -~ -0 -1 15045 -D4 -The stairs continue up to the top of the tower. -~ -~ -0 -1 15053 -D5 -The stairs lead down to the first floor of the Castle. -~ -~ -0 -1 15025 -E -stairs~ -The stairs are made of marble, and there are pillars carved in the -likenesses of trees with little animals running up and down the -trunks. -~ -S -#15050 -The Cosy Room~ - You have entered a large, cosy living room. There is a fireplace -with a fire burning, and a few comfortable chairs around a little -table. There is a door to the west, and also an exit to the east. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You see a large bedroom. -~ -~ -0 -1 15051 -D3 -The door is large, and made out of oak. -~ -door large oak~ -1 15014 15049 -E -fire fireplace~ -The fire is built out of logs, and seems to be able to burn for -quite a while longer. -~ -E -table~ -The table is made of mahogany, and elegant in a cosy way(!) -~ -E -chairs~ -The chairs are arranged around the fireplace. -~ -S -#15051 -King Welmar's Bedroom~ - This is a large room, with a wonderful view. To one side of the -room, stands a large four-poster bed. All around the room there are -massive bookshelves, filled with all kinds of books. The titles include -works such as: 'A Treatise on the History of Midgaard and surrounding -areas', 'Magic - A Beginner's Introduction' and many others. There is -an exit to the west. -~ -150 d 0 -D3 -There is a large and cosy room to the west. -~ -~ -0 -1 15050 -E -books book shelf shelves bookshelf bookshelves~ -Most of the books seem worn, as if thoroughly studied. The King -evidently is interested in keeping himself educated. -~ -E -bed~ -Seems nice enough to sleep in, though you would never dare to, since -it is a Royal Bed! -~ -E -history midgaard~ -A dry tome, filled with boring knowledge. -~ -E -magic~ -Beginner? This book goes beyond most of what YOU know about magic -anyway. But then, there are levels of magical knowledge, it seems. -~ -S -#15052 -Up In The Tower~ - After a long climb, you finally reach the top of the tower. This -room is small, and the only light source is a flickering candle, on -a cluttered table, in the middle of the room. The only obvious exit -is back down the stairs. -~ -150 d 0 -D5 -The stairs go down the tower. -~ -~ -0 -1 15034 -E -table~ -On the table are various objects, all very strange-looking. -~ -E -candle~ -Small, uninteresting... A candle that is as normal as can be. -~ -S -#15053 -The Top Of The Tower~ - You have arrived at the top of the tower. This tower is pretty -uninteresting, and seems made purely for reasons of defence and -guarding. The windows are slits for bowmen, very narrow on the -outward side and broad inwards to allow a wide shooting angle. -The only evident exit is down the stairs again. -~ -150 d 0 -D5 -The stairs go down to the second floor. -~ -~ -0 -1 15049 -E -window slit~ -As you look out the windows, you are granted a view of the countryside. -~ -S -#15054 -The Top Of The Tower~ - This is the highest of all the towers, and is obviously used for -lookout purposes. The view is splendid in all four directions. All -around you, the rich countryside spreads out to the horizon. To the -north and east you see a vast mountain range, and far to the west -a beautiful lake. A bit closer, the town of Midgaard lies at the -end of the King's Road. The only exit you can see is down again. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -To the north, the tall White Mountains have their highest peaks. -The mountaintops disappear in the white clouds, far above the -plains. The sight of those high, far mountains fills you with a -desire to scale them, to see the world from that vantage. -~ -~ -0 -1 -1 -D1 -In the east you see an arm of the dominating mountain range on this -continent, the White Mountains. Though not as high as those in the -north, the sight of those mountains fills you with awe. -~ -~ -0 -1 -1 -D2 -To the south, rolling hills stretch away, as far as you can see. -~ -~ -0 -1 -1 -D3 -As you look west, you see a river flowing through all of Midgaard -and continuing beyond it towards a great lake. Still further -away, you can glimpse something silvery that has to be the Sea. -~ -~ -0 -1 -1 -D5 -You see the stairs going back down to the second floor. -~ -~ -0 -1 15048 -S -#15055 -The Bottom Of The Stairs~ - The stairs lead down to a damp part of the castle, you can hear -water dripping somewhere around you. The area is lit by a single -torch flickering in the room which this staircase is built off of. - The stairs lead upwards and they open up onto a fairly small -room to the east. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -A small room opens up to the east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15056 -D4 -The stairs lead upwards out of this dank, dark place. -~ -~ -0 -1 15029 -S -#15056 -The Guard Room~ - You are at a loss to explain why someone would want to spend all -day down here. The only explanation that seems even remotely logical -to you is that there must be an important prisoner kept in one of the -cells through the south door. - The decorations of the room are sparse, merely a table, a chair, -and a deck of cards. A stairwell has been built into the western wall -and it leads upwards. -~ -150 d 0 -D2 -Through the peep hole at the top of the small wooden door you can see -that there is a small corridor leading past several cells. -~ -door wooden~ -1 15017 15057 -D3 -A small stairwell built into the western wall of the room leads upwards. -~ -~ -0 -1 15055 -E -table cards deck~ -There is a deck of cards on the table in a small pile. There is one card -lying on the floor however. -~ -E -card floor~ -The card on the floor seems to be the Ace of Spades... a bad card to find -indeed. What could be the bad luck brought about by this discovery? -~ -S -#15057 -The Prison~ - This small passage is about thirty feet long and is well lit by the -torches on each wall. The torches have been locked inside small metal -cages to ensure that they are not removed. The strangest thing about -the torches however, is the manner in which they burn, they have what -appears to be a constant flame in that it does not flicker whatsoever, -and does not give off any smoke. Perhaps they have been magicked to -burn forever... - There are three cells along this passage way, one on each side of -the corridor right near the north end and one isolated at the south -end of the corridor with a small metal plaque located over the door -in the keystone of the archway. -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -A small wooden door blocks the way out of the prison. -~ -door wooden~ -1 15017 15056 -D1 -A cell door is set into the eastern wall. -~ -door cell~ -2 15017 15060 -D2 -The cell door to the south has been double padlocked and there is a -plaque placed in the keystone above the door. -~ -door cell~ -2 15017 15059 -D3 -A cell door is set into the western wall. -~ -door cell~ -2 15017 15058 -E -plaque keystone~ -The plaque in the keystone is engraved with four simple words: - - Ergan, Murderer of Townsbridge - -~ -S -#15058 -A Cell~ - This cell is in a shambles. There is a small hole in the -western wall where something has broken through the stones -into the cell. There is a cell door in the eastern wall. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -The cell door to the east leads back to the prison hallway. -~ -door cell~ -2 15017 15057 -E -hole~ -The hole is much too small for you to clamber through. -~ -S -#15059 -Ergan's Cell~ - This large cell is almost like a living quarters with a cot -in one corner serving as a bed, a small table built out of the -wall in another corner. There is even a rug in the center of -the floor to keep some warmth. It seems that the prisoner kept -here is treated quite well, almost too well for a murderer of -an entire town... -~ -150 d 0 -D0 -The cell door to the north leads back to the prison hallway. -~ -door cell~ -2 15017 15057 -S -#15060 -A Cell~ - This small cell is damp and dark and looks like noone and nothing -has lived in it for quite some time. A small cell door is located in -the west wall. -~ -150 d 0 -D3 -The cell door to the west leads back to the prison hallway. -~ -door cell~ -2 15017 15057 -S -#15061 -An Overgrown Trail~ - Moving off of the King's Road, you find yourself on a small -fading trail which appears to have been so little used that it -has almost completely grown over with vegitation from the woods -here. Sounds of the forest can be heard all round and you feel -a peaceful feeling come over you as you realize that mankind -has not passed this way for some time. - The faded trail appears to lead north and south. -~ -150 0 4 -D0 -The travel upon the King's Road can be heard off to the north. -~ -~ -0 -1 15000 -D2 -The trail continues southwards. -~ -~ -0 -1 15062 -S -#15062 -An Overgrown Trail~ - Continuing through the heavy undergrowth, you find yourself -in the middle of the forest. The sounds of the forest can be -heard all round and you feel a peaceful feeling come over you -as you realize that mankind has not passed this way for some -time. - The fading trail you are on appears to have been so little -used that it has almost completely grown over with vegitation -from the woods here. - The faded trail appears to lead north and east. -~ -150 0 4 -D0 -The trail continues northwards. -~ -~ -0 -1 15061 -D1 -The trail appears to continue to the east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15063 -S -#15063 -An Overgrown Trail~ - Continuing through the heavy undergrowth, you find yourself -in the middle of the forest. The sounds of the forest can be -heard all round and you feel a peaceful feeling come over you -as you realize that mankind has not passed this way for some -time. - The fading trail you are on appears to have been so little -used that it has almost completely grown over with vegitation -from the woods here. - The faded trail appears to lead west and south. To the south -a strange eerie silence seems to hang in the air, almost blocking -out all the sounds that you can hear from the north and east. -~ -150 0 4 -D2 -The undergrowth begins to open up to the south and you can see what -appears to be a small village to the south. It is very quiet, almost -too quiet. -~ -~ -0 -1 15064 -D3 -The overgrown trail continues to the northwest. -~ -~ -0 -1 15062 -S -#15064 -A Dirt Road~ - As you leave the forest to the north, you find yourself at -what appears to be the beginning of a dirt road and a small -village. Upon first laying eyes on this place you realize -that there is something funny about this settlement... there -is no sound other that the whistling wind here. You would have -expected to hear people going about their regular business, but -the village is silent. You cannot see any movement around the -village either. It is almost as still and silent as the woods -to the north. -There is a small sign lying by the side of the road here. -~ -150 0 2 -D0 -An trail leads into the heavy undergrowth to the north. -~ -~ -0 -1 15063 -D2 -The dirt road continues through the village to the south. -~ -~ -0 -1 15065 -D3 -A house stands a short distance off the west side of the road, its -door hanging ajar. -~ -~ -0 -1 15068 -E -sign~ - -/----------------------------------\ -| Welcome to the hamlet of | -| Townsbridge | -| | -| | -| Population: 276 | -| | -\----------------------------------/ - -The number 276 has been scratched out and replaced with the -number 0. - -~ -S -#15065 -A Small Intersection~ - Continuing along the dirt road, you find yourself at a place where -a small path splits away from the main road and leads off to the west. -The woods around the village seem to be pressing inwards towards you -as if the village hides a secret which they do not want to be spread -about. - There is another house standing on the east side of the road. -~ -150 0 2 -D0 -The dirt road continues to the north. -~ -~ -0 -1 15064 -D1 -You can hear a wailing sound coming from the house to the east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15069 -D2 -The dirt road continues towards the south where a horrible smell -permeates the air. -~ -~ -0 -1 15066 -D3 -A small, dark trail leads off into the woods to the west. -~ -~ -0 -1 15072 -S -#15066 -A Dirt Road~ - This section of the dirt road is quiet, but there is an awful stench -in the air. It brings to mind rotting corpses and raw sewage. The woods -contiue to press closely about you, and almost totally surround the small -building to the west with a thatched roof. There is a blackened shell of -a building to the east with a small sign hanging out front from a black -and charred chain. - The dirt road continues north and south. -~ -150 0 2 -D0 -The small dirt road continues towards the north. -~ -~ -0 -1 15065 -D1 -The building to the east is merely a shell of what it once probably -was. The walls are blackened as if they had been exposed to fire at -some point in the past... -~ -~ -0 -1 15071 -D2 -The stench from the south is almost overpowering now... it seems that -the source wouldn't be too far from here. -~ -~ -0 -1 15067 -D3 -A small quiet cottage stands on the west side of the road, apparently -untouched by the desecration and destruction that appears to have hit -this small village. -~ -~ -0 -1 15070 -E -sign~ -The sign is covered with soot and the wood is quite charred, but you can -still make out the following letters: - - T TO SB DGE NER L RE - -~ -S -#15067 -A Large Pit~ - The dirt road ends at the edge of a large pit here and you now -realize where the awful smell was coming from. This pit appears -to be a mass grave for the citizens of the village. There are -bones and corpses lying all over the place. A lot of the corpses -look too recent to be from the Townsbridge murders of almost a -decade ago, but the village seems to have been empty for almost -that long. - The dirt road leads away from the carnage to the north. -~ -150 0 2 -D0 -Just near the north edge of the pit a small and narrow trail leads -away. -~ -~ -0 -1 15066 -S -#15068 -A House~ - This house is a wreck, furniture has been strewn all about -the room, and it looks like a tornado landed right in the middle -of the room. The destruction that has taken place in this room -is almost beyond belief. The oddest part of it all though, is -how it all seems so recent, since there are no cobwebs, and there -is no dust on anything. - The dirt road can be seen to the east through the doorway. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You can see the dirt road through the doorway to the east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15064 -S -#15069 -A House~ - This darkened room is barely lit by the outdoor light, but what -you can see of it gives you the creeps. There are cobwebs dangling -from everything, a thick layer of dust begins to rise up at your -passage, and a strange howl comes from somewhere around you. The -furniture in this house is old and of a type that hasn't been seen -around these lands for some time. If it was in better shape, you -might be able to sell it as antique. - The meager light of the road shines through the doorway to the -west. -~ -150 ad 0 -D3 -You can see the dirt road through the doorway to the west. -~ -~ -0 -1 15065 -S -#15070 -A Small Cottage~ - This cottage looks to have been left in exactly the same shape as -it was in quite some time ago. It looks as if the residents left one -day and haven't returned home yet. Oddly enough, the furniture is -dust free and the food on the table still looks fresh. This house is -really strange, perhaps it wuld be in your best interests to leave as -soon as humanly possible. - The road is back through the open doorway to the east. -~ -150 d 0 -D1 -You can see the dirt road through the doorway to the east. -~ -~ -0 -1 15066 -S -#15071 -The Burned Shop~ - As you enter this small building, you notice that that blackened -walls are due to a fire that seemed to burn here unattended for quite -some time. There is almost nothing left of the roof that would have -once covered this building, and the north and east walls have been -burnt to almost half the height of the other two walls. There are -some burnt goods around on the ground and the remains of a counter -near what is left of the north wall seems to indicate that this was -once a shop. - The road lies to the west through the blackened wall. -~ -150 0 2 -D3 -You can see the dirt road to the west. -~ -~ -0 -1 15066 -S -#15072 -A Dark Path~ - As you move away form the open air into the darkness of the path -and the sinister looking woods around you, you get a feeling of awe -and something almost akin to horror. The wood around is completely -silent, not even the rustling of leaves or the cracking of branches -breaks the silence. The final thing you notice is that the darkness -all around you seems to be almost contrived, and doesn't seem natural -for this kind of vegitation. - The path continues west and you can see light to the east. -~ -150 ad 1 -D1 -The path continues towards a small intersection with a dirt road. -~ -~ -0 -1 15065 -D3 -The path continues through the darkness. -~ -~ -0 -1 15073 -S -#15073 -A Dark Path~ - This narrow path leads through the overhanging trees in the unnatural -darkness. It seems almost as if the trees are crowding in on you here, -as if they didn't want to feel your presence. The wood is almost totally -silent and you wonder silently to yourself why this could be. - The path appears to continue east and west. -~ -150 ad 1 -D1 -The path continues through the darkness. -~ -~ -0 -1 15072 -D3 -The glow from the west appears to be quite strong, but it does not -give enough light to see by here, nor can you see the source of the -glow. -~ -~ -0 -1 15074 -S -#15074 -The Circle Of Stones~ - You are at the edge of a circle of seven large monolith-like stones. -Each stone towers over your head and appears to be at least double your -height. The stones are made of a dark black material, almost black in -colour. - In the center of the ring of stones, you can see a black circular -mirror-like disk on the ground. The surface is highly reflective and -almost appears to be rippling. The trees surrounding the circle tower -far above your heads blocking out the sky. - A strange glow seems to be emanating from each stone, almost green -in colour. This glow provides enough light for you to see with even -though the sky above has been blotted out. -~ -150 d 1 -D1 -A narrow path leads away into the darkness. -~ -~ -0 -1 15073 -D4 -You cannot see the sky above since the trees around the stone ring -block it out entirely. -~ -~ -0 -1 -1 -E -stones glow stone ring circle~ -Each stone is at least fifteen feet tall, maybe more, and the dark -material glows with a greenish aura providing more than enough light -for you to see by. -~ -S -$ diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/wld/index ./circle-3.1/lib/world/wld/index --- ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/wld/index 1997-10-28 21:16:16.000000000 -0800 +++ ./circle-3.1/lib/world/wld/index 2003-01-02 14:39:29.000000000 -0800 @@ -1,31 +1,30 @@ -0.wld -9.wld -12.wld -15.wld -25.wld -30.wld -31.wld -33.wld -35.wld -36.wld -40.wld -50.wld -51.wld -52.wld -53.wld -54.wld -60.wld -61.wld -62.wld -63.wld -64.wld -65.wld -70.wld -71.wld -72.wld -79.wld -120.wld -150.wld -186.wld -$ - +0.wld +9.wld +12.wld +15.wld +25.wld +30.wld +31.wld +33.wld +35.wld +36.wld +40.wld +50.wld +51.wld +52.wld +53.wld +54.wld +60.wld +61.wld +62.wld +63.wld +64.wld +65.wld +70.wld +71.wld +72.wld +79.wld +120.wld +186.wld +$ + diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/zon/150.zon ./circle-3.1/lib/world/zon/150.zon --- ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/zon/150.zon 2001-05-18 12:12:58.000000000 -0700 +++ ./circle-3.1/lib/world/zon/150.zon 1969-12-31 16:00:00.000000000 -0800 @@ -1,154 +0,0 @@ -#150 -King Welmar's Castle~ -15000 15099 120 2 -* -* Created by Pjotr and Sapowox of CircleMUD -* -* Heavily modifed, edited, and added to for CircleMUD by Furry -* -* Mobiles -M 0 15001 1 15017 King Welmar -E 1 15002 1 17 Golden Sceptre -E 1 15003 1 6 Golden Crown -E 1 15004 1 0 Golden Apple -G 1 15014 1 Key To King's Quarters -M 0 15003 1 15042 Jim The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15004 1 15023 Brian The Royal Guard -E 1 15006 100 16 Training Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15005 1 15023 Mick The Royal Guard -E 1 15006 100 16 Training Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15006 1 15035 Matt The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15007 1 15028 Jochem The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15008 1 15023 Anne The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15009 1 15008 Andrew The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15010 1 15032 Bertram The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15011 1 15019 Jeanette The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15012 1 15023 Peter -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -E 1 15016 10 16 Broadsword -M 0 15013 1 15023 Training Master -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -M 0 15014 1 15017 Herald -M 0 15016 1 15027 Butler -G 1 15009 1 Key To The Butler's Quarters -M 0 15017 5 15010 Cleaning Woman -M 0 15017 5 15010 Cleaning Woman -M 0 15017 5 15041 Cleaning Woman -M 0 15017 5 15041 Cleaning Woman -M 0 15017 5 15038 Cleaning Woman -M 0 15019 1 15052 Astrologer -G 1 3052 100 Scroll Of Recall -G 1 3050 100 Scroll Of Identify -G 1 15012 10 Brown Potion -M 0 15020 1 15017 Tim The King's Lifeguard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15021 1 15017 Tom The King's Lifeguard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15022 1 15005 Chef -G 1 15019 50 Lobster -G 1 15020 50 Some Russian Caviar -M 0 15023 2 15005 Cook -G 1 15010 1 Key To The Chest -M 0 15023 2 15005 Cook -M 0 15024 1 15036 David The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -G 1 15007 1 Key To The Treasury -M 1 15025 1 15036 Dick The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15026 1 15008 Jerry The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15027 1 15008 Michael The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15028 1 15047 Hans The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -M 0 15029 1 15009 Boris The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -* Objects -R 0 15023 3020 -O 0 3020 100 15023 Dagger -R 0 15023 3021 -O 0 3021 100 15023 Small Sword -R 0 15023 3022 -O 0 3022 100 15023 Long Sword -O 1 15001 1 15037 Treasure -O 0 15005 1 15052 Telescope -O 0 15011 1 15026 Chest -* Doors -D 0 15004 0 1 Front Gate -D 0 15007 2 1 -D 0 15007 3 1 Small Passage -D 0 15006 1 1 -D 0 15020 1 1 Servants' Corridor -D 0 15021 3 1 -D 0 15021 0 1 Servants' Quarters -D 0 15026 2 1 -D 0 15022 0 2 Butler's Quarters -D 0 15027 2 2 -D 0 15023 0 1 Guard Barracks -D 0 15028 2 1 -D 0 15036 1 2 Treasure Room -D 0 15037 3 2 -D 0 15038 0 1 Guest Room -D 0 15043 2 1 -D 0 15038 1 1 Guest Suite -D 0 15039 3 1 -D 0 15049 1 2 King Welmar's Quarters -D 0 15050 3 2 -* -* Additions to King Welmar's Castle by Furry -* Mobiles -M 0 15000 1 15056 Gwydion The Royal Guard -E 1 3022 100 16 Long Sword -E 1 15015 50 5 Chain Mail Hauberk -G 1 15017 1 Cell Key -M 0 15002 1 15069 Horrible Ghost -M 0 15015 1 15059 Ergan The Murderer -M 0 15018 2 15058 Cockroach -M 0 15018 2 15058 Cockroach -M 0 15030 2 15067 Villager Zombie -M 0 15030 2 15067 Villager Zombie -M 0 15031 2 15067 Villager Skeleton -M 0 15031 2 15067 Villager Skeleton -M 0 15032 1 15074 Pit Fiend -E 1 15008 3 16 Verminator -* Objects -O 0 15013 1 15054 Royal Banner -O 0 15018 1 15070 Corpse -O 0 15021 1 15073 Glow -O 0 15022 1 15065 Sound -* Doors -D 0 15056 2 2 Prison Entrance -D 0 15057 0 2 -D 0 15057 1 2 Cell Door -D 0 15060 3 2 -D 0 15057 2 2 Ergan's Cell -D 0 15059 0 2 -D 0 15057 3 2 Cell Door -D 0 15058 1 2 -* -S -$ diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/zon/index ./circle-3.1/lib/world/zon/index --- ./circle-3.1-old/lib/world/zon/index 2001-05-18 12:12:58.000000000 -0700 +++ ./circle-3.1/lib/world/zon/index 2003-01-02 14:39:51.000000000 -0800 @@ -1,32 +1,31 @@ -0.zon -9.zon -12.zon -15.zon -25.zon -30.zon -31.zon -33.zon -35.zon -36.zon -40.zon -50.zon -51.zon -52.zon -53.zon -54.zon -60.zon -61.zon -62.zon -63.zon -64.zon -65.zon -70.zon -71.zon -72.zon -73.zon -79.zon -120.zon -150.zon -186.zon -$ - +0.zon +9.zon +12.zon +15.zon +25.zon +30.zon +31.zon +33.zon +35.zon +36.zon +40.zon +50.zon +51.zon +52.zon +53.zon +54.zon +60.zon +61.zon +62.zon +63.zon +64.zon +65.zon +70.zon +71.zon +72.zon +73.zon +79.zon +120.zon +186.zon +$ + diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/src/castle.c ./circle-3.1/src/castle.c --- ./circle-3.1-old/src/castle.c 2002-11-17 18:30:48.000000000 -0800 +++ ./circle-3.1/src/castle.c 1969-12-31 16:00:00.000000000 -0800 @@ -1,925 +0,0 @@ -/* ************************************************************************ -* File: castle.c Part of CircleMUD * -* Usage: Special procedures for King's Castle area * -* * -* All rights reserved. See license.doc for complete information. * -* * -* Special procedures for Kings Castle by Pjotr (d90-pem@nada.kth.se) * -* Coded by Sapowox (d90-jkr@nada.kth.se) * -* CircleMUD is based on DikuMUD, Copyright (C) 1990, 1991. * -************************************************************************ */ - -#include "conf.h" -#include "sysdep.h" - - -#include "structs.h" -#include "utils.h" -#include "comm.h" -#include "interpreter.h" -#include "handler.h" -#include "db.h" -#include "spells.h" - - -/* IMPORTANT! - The below defined number is the zone number of the Kings Castle. - Change it to apply to your chosen zone number. The default zone - number (On Alex and Alfa) is 80 (That is rooms and mobs have numbers - in the 8000 series... */ - -#define Z_KINGS_C 150 - - -/* external variables */ -extern struct time_info_data time_info; -extern int mini_mud; - -/* local functions */ -mob_vnum castle_virtual(mob_vnum offset); -room_rnum castle_real_room(room_vnum roomoffset); -struct char_data *find_npc_by_name(struct char_data *chAtChar, const char *pszName, int iLen); -int block_way(struct char_data *ch, int cmd, char *arg, room_vnum iIn_room, int iProhibited_direction); -void assign_kings_castle(void); -int member_of_staff(struct char_data *chChar); -int member_of_royal_guard(struct char_data *chChar); -struct char_data *find_guard(struct char_data *chAtChar); -struct char_data *get_victim(struct char_data *chAtChar); -int banzaii(struct char_data *ch); -int do_npc_rescue(struct char_data *ch_hero, struct char_data *ch_victim); -int is_trash(struct obj_data *i); -void fry_victim(struct char_data *ch); -int castle_cleaner(struct char_data *ch, int cmd, int gripe); -int castle_twin_proc(struct char_data *ch, int cmd, char *arg, int ctlnum, const char *twinname); -void castle_mob_spec(mob_vnum mobnum, SPECIAL(*specproc)); - - -/**********************************************************************\ -|* Special procedures for Kings Castle by Pjotr (d90-pem@nada.kth.se) *| -|* Coded by Sapowox (d90-jkr@nada.kth.se) *| -\**********************************************************************/ - -SPECIAL(CastleGuard); -SPECIAL(James); -SPECIAL(cleaning); -SPECIAL(DicknDavid); -SPECIAL(tim); -SPECIAL(tom); -SPECIAL(king_welmar); -SPECIAL(training_master); -SPECIAL(peter); -SPECIAL(jerry); -SPECIAL(guild); -ACMD(do_gen_door); -ACMD(do_follow); - -/* - * Assign castle special procedures. - * - * NOTE: The mobile number isn't fully specified. It's only an offset - * from the zone's base. - */ -void castle_mob_spec(mob_vnum mobnum, SPECIAL(*specproc)) -{ - mob_vnum vmv = castle_virtual(mobnum); - mob_rnum rmr = NOBODY; - - if (vmv != NOBODY) - rmr = real_mobile(vmv); - - if (rmr == NOBODY) { - if (!mini_mud) - log("SYSERR: assign_kings_castle(): can't find mob #%d.", vmv); - } else - mob_index[rmr].func = specproc; -} - - -mob_vnum castle_virtual(mob_vnum offset) -{ - zone_rnum zon; - - if ((zon = real_zone(Z_KINGS_C)) == NOWHERE) - return NOBODY; - - return zone_table[zon].bot + offset; -} - - -room_rnum castle_real_room(room_vnum roomoffset) -{ - zone_rnum zon; - - if ((zon = real_zone(Z_KINGS_C)) == NOWHERE) - return NOWHERE; - - return real_room(zone_table[zon].bot + roomoffset); -} - - -/* - * Routine: assign_kings_castle - * - * Used to assign function pointers to all mobiles in the Kings Castle. - * Called from spec_assign.c. - */ -void assign_kings_castle(void) -{ - castle_mob_spec(0, CastleGuard); /* Gwydion */ - /* Added the previous line -- Furry */ - castle_mob_spec(1, king_welmar); /* Our dear friend, the King */ - castle_mob_spec(3, CastleGuard); /* Jim */ - castle_mob_spec(4, CastleGuard); /* Brian */ - castle_mob_spec(5, CastleGuard); /* Mick */ - castle_mob_spec(6, CastleGuard); /* Matt */ - castle_mob_spec(7, CastleGuard); /* Jochem */ - castle_mob_spec(8, CastleGuard); /* Anne */ - castle_mob_spec(9, CastleGuard); /* Andrew */ - castle_mob_spec(10, CastleGuard); /* Bertram */ - castle_mob_spec(11, CastleGuard); /* Jeanette */ - castle_mob_spec(12, peter); /* Peter */ - castle_mob_spec(13, training_master); /* The training master */ - castle_mob_spec(16, James); /* James the Butler */ - castle_mob_spec(17, cleaning); /* Ze Cleaning Fomen */ - castle_mob_spec(20, tim); /* Tim, Tom's twin */ - castle_mob_spec(21, tom); /* Tom, Tim's twin */ - castle_mob_spec(24, DicknDavid); /* Dick, guard of the - * Treasury */ - castle_mob_spec(25, DicknDavid); /* David, Dicks brother */ - castle_mob_spec(26, jerry); /* Jerry, the Gambler */ - castle_mob_spec(27, CastleGuard); /* Michael */ - castle_mob_spec(28, CastleGuard); /* Hans */ - castle_mob_spec(29, CastleGuard); /* Boris */ -} - - -/* - * Routine: member_of_staff - * - * Used to see if a character is a member of the castle staff. - * Used mainly by BANZAI:ng NPC:s. - */ -int member_of_staff(struct char_data *chChar) -{ - int ch_num; - - if (!IS_NPC(chChar)) - return (FALSE); - - ch_num = GET_MOB_VNUM(chChar); - - if (ch_num == castle_virtual(1)) - return (TRUE); - - if (ch_num > castle_virtual(2) && ch_num < castle_virtual(15)) - return (TRUE); - - if (ch_num > castle_virtual(15) && ch_num < castle_virtual(18)) - return (TRUE); - - if (ch_num > castle_virtual(18) && ch_num < castle_virtual(30)) - return (TRUE); - - return (FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Function: member_of_royal_guard - * - * Returns TRUE if the character is a guard on duty, otherwise FALSE. - * Used by Peter the captain of the royal guard. - */ -int member_of_royal_guard(struct char_data *chChar) -{ - int ch_num; - - if (!chChar || !IS_NPC(chChar)) - return (FALSE); - - ch_num = GET_MOB_VNUM(chChar); - - if (ch_num == castle_virtual(3) || ch_num == castle_virtual(6)) - return (TRUE); - - if (ch_num > castle_virtual(7) && ch_num < castle_virtual(12)) - return (TRUE); - - if (ch_num > castle_virtual(23) && ch_num < castle_virtual(26)) - return (TRUE); - - return (FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Function: find_npc_by_name - * - * Returns a pointer to an npc by the given name. - * Used by Tim and Tom - */ -struct char_data *find_npc_by_name(struct char_data *chAtChar, - const char *pszName, int iLen) -{ - struct char_data *ch; - - for (ch = world[IN_ROOM(chAtChar)].people; ch; ch = ch->next_in_room) - if (IS_NPC(ch) && !strncmp(pszName, ch->player.short_descr, iLen)) - return (ch); - - return (NULL); -} - - -/* - * Function: find_guard - * - * Returns the pointer to a guard on duty. - * Used by Peter the Captain of the Royal Guard - */ -struct char_data *find_guard(struct char_data *chAtChar) -{ - struct char_data *ch; - - for (ch = world[IN_ROOM(chAtChar)].people; ch; ch = ch->next_in_room) - if (!FIGHTING(ch) && member_of_royal_guard(ch)) - return (ch); - - return (NULL); -} - - -/* - * Function: get_victim - * - * Returns a pointer to a randomly chosen character in the same room, - * fighting someone in the castle staff... - * Used by BANZAII-ing characters and King Welmar... - */ -struct char_data *get_victim(struct char_data *chAtChar) -{ - struct char_data *ch; - int iNum_bad_guys = 0, iVictim; - - for (ch = world[IN_ROOM(chAtChar)].people; ch; ch = ch->next_in_room) - if (FIGHTING(ch) && member_of_staff(FIGHTING(ch))) - iNum_bad_guys++; - - if (!iNum_bad_guys) - return (NULL); - - iVictim = rand_number(0, iNum_bad_guys); /* How nice, we give them a chance */ - if (!iVictim) - return (NULL); - - iNum_bad_guys = 0; - - for (ch = world[IN_ROOM(chAtChar)].people; ch; ch = ch->next_in_room) { - if (FIGHTING(ch) == NULL) - continue; - - if (!member_of_staff(FIGHTING(ch))) - continue; - - if (++iNum_bad_guys != iVictim) - continue; - - return (ch); - } - - return (NULL); -} - - -/* - * Function: banzaii - * - * Makes a character banzaii on attackers of the castle staff. - * Used by Guards, Tim, Tom, Dick, David, Peter, Master, King and Guards. - */ -int banzaii(struct char_data *ch) -{ - struct char_data *chOpponent; - - if (!AWAKE(ch) || GET_POS(ch) == POS_FIGHTING || !(chOpponent = get_victim(ch))) - return (FALSE); - - act("$n roars: 'Protect the Kingdom of Great King Welmar! BANZAIIII!!!'", - FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - hit(ch, chOpponent, TYPE_UNDEFINED); - return (TRUE); -} - - -/* - * Function: do_npc_rescue - * - * Makes ch_hero rescue ch_victim. - * Used by Tim and Tom - */ -int do_npc_rescue(struct char_data *ch_hero, struct char_data *ch_victim) -{ - struct char_data *ch_bad_guy; - - for (ch_bad_guy = world[IN_ROOM(ch_hero)].people; - ch_bad_guy && (FIGHTING(ch_bad_guy) != ch_victim); - ch_bad_guy = ch_bad_guy->next_in_room); - - /* NO WAY I'll rescue the one I'm fighting! */ - if (!ch_bad_guy || ch_bad_guy == ch_hero) - return (FALSE); - - act("You bravely rescue $N.\r\n", FALSE, ch_hero, 0, ch_victim, TO_CHAR); - act("You are rescued by $N, your loyal friend!\r\n", - FALSE, ch_victim, 0, ch_hero, TO_CHAR); - act("$n heroically rescues $N.", FALSE, ch_hero, 0, ch_victim, TO_NOTVICT); - - if (FIGHTING(ch_bad_guy)) - stop_fighting(ch_bad_guy); - if (FIGHTING(ch_hero)) - stop_fighting(ch_hero); - - set_fighting(ch_hero, ch_bad_guy); - set_fighting(ch_bad_guy, ch_hero); - return (TRUE); -} - - -/* - * Procedure to block a person trying to enter a room. - * Used by Tim/Tom at Kings bedroom and Dick/David at treasury. - */ -int block_way(struct char_data *ch, int cmd, char *arg, room_vnum iIn_room, - int iProhibited_direction) -{ - if (cmd != ++iProhibited_direction) - return (FALSE); - - if (ch->player.short_descr && !strncmp(ch->player.short_descr, "King Welmar", 11)) - return (FALSE); - - if (IN_ROOM(ch) != real_room(iIn_room)) - return (FALSE); - - if (!member_of_staff(ch)) - act("The guard roars at $n and pushes $m back.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - - send_to_char(ch, "The guard roars: 'Entrance is Prohibited!', and pushes you back.\r\n"); - return (TRUE); -} - - -/* - * Routine to check if an object is trash... - * Used by James the Butler and the Cleaning Lady. - */ -int is_trash(struct obj_data *i) -{ - if (!OBJWEAR_FLAGGED(i, ITEM_WEAR_TAKE)) - return (FALSE); - - if (GET_OBJ_TYPE(i) == ITEM_DRINKCON || GET_OBJ_COST(i) <= 10) - return (TRUE); - - return (FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Function: fry_victim - * - * Finds a suitabe victim, and cast some _NASTY_ spell on him. - * Used by King Welmar - */ -void fry_victim(struct char_data *ch) -{ - struct char_data *tch; - - if (ch->points.mana < 10) - return; - - /* Find someone suitable to fry ! */ - if (!(tch = get_victim(ch))) - return; - - switch (rand_number(0, 8)) { - case 1: - case 2: - case 3: - send_to_char(ch, "You raise your hand in a dramatical gesture.\r\n"); - act("$n raises $s hand in a dramatical gesture.", 1, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - cast_spell(ch, tch, 0, SPELL_COLOR_SPRAY); - break; - case 4: - case 5: - send_to_char(ch, "You concentrate and mumble to yourself.\r\n"); - act("$n concentrates, and mumbles to $mself.", 1, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - cast_spell(ch, tch, 0, SPELL_HARM); - break; - case 6: - case 7: - act("You look deeply into the eyes of $N.", 1, ch, 0, tch, TO_CHAR); - act("$n looks deeply into the eyes of $N.", 1, ch, 0, tch, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You see an ill-boding flame in the eye of $n.", 1, ch, 0, tch, TO_VICT); - cast_spell(ch, tch, 0, SPELL_FIREBALL); - break; - default: - if (!rand_number(0, 1)) - cast_spell(ch, ch, 0, SPELL_HEAL); - break; - } - - ch->points.mana -= 10; - - return; -} - - -/* - * Function: king_welmar - * - * Control the actions and movements of the King. - * Used by King Welmar. - */ -SPECIAL(king_welmar) -{ - char actbuf[MAX_INPUT_LENGTH]; - - const char *monolog[] = { - "$n proclaims 'Primus in regnis Geticis coronam'.", - "$n proclaims 'regiam gessi, subiique regis'.", - "$n proclaims 'munus et mores colui sereno'.", - "$n proclaims 'principe dignos'." - }; - - const char bedroom_path[] = "s33004o1c1S."; - const char throne_path[] = "W3o3cG52211rg."; - const char monolog_path[] = "ABCDPPPP."; - - static const char *path; - static int path_index; - static bool move = FALSE; - - if (!move) { - if (time_info.hours == 8 && IN_ROOM(ch) == castle_real_room(51)) { - move = TRUE; - path = throne_path; - path_index = 0; - } else if (time_info.hours == 21 && IN_ROOM(ch) == castle_real_room(17)) { - move = TRUE; - path = bedroom_path; - path_index = 0; - } else if (time_info.hours == 12 && IN_ROOM(ch) == castle_real_room(17)) { - move = TRUE; - path = monolog_path; - path_index = 0; - } - } - if (cmd || (GET_POS(ch) < POS_SLEEPING) || - (GET_POS(ch) == POS_SLEEPING && !move)) - return (FALSE); - - if (GET_POS(ch) == POS_FIGHTING) { - fry_victim(ch); - return (FALSE); - } else if (banzaii(ch)) - return (FALSE); - - if (!move) - return (FALSE); - - switch (path[path_index]) { - case '0': - case '1': - case '2': - case '3': - case '4': - case '5': - perform_move(ch, path[path_index] - '0', 1); - break; - - case 'A': - case 'B': - case 'C': - case 'D': - act(monolog[path[path_index] - 'A'], FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - - case 'P': - break; - - case 'W': - GET_POS(ch) = POS_STANDING; - act("$n awakens and stands up.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - - case 'S': - GET_POS(ch) = POS_SLEEPING; - act("$n lies down on $s beautiful bed and instantly falls asleep.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - - case 'r': - GET_POS(ch) = POS_SITTING; - act("$n sits down on $s great throne.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - - case 's': - GET_POS(ch) = POS_STANDING; - act("$n stands up.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - - case 'G': - act("$n says 'Good morning, trusted friends.'", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - - case 'g': - act("$n says 'Good morning, dear subjects.'", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - - case 'o': - do_gen_door(ch, strcpy(actbuf, "door"), 0, SCMD_UNLOCK); /* strcpy: OK */ - do_gen_door(ch, strcpy(actbuf, "door"), 0, SCMD_OPEN); /* strcpy: OK */ - break; - - case 'c': - do_gen_door(ch, strcpy(actbuf, "door"), 0, SCMD_CLOSE); /* strcpy: OK */ - do_gen_door(ch, strcpy(actbuf, "door"), 0, SCMD_LOCK); /* strcpy: OK */ - break; - - case '.': - move = FALSE; - break; - } - - path_index++; - return (FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Function: training_master - * - * Acts actions to the training room, if his students are present. - * Also allowes warrior-class to practice. - * Used by the Training Master. - */ -SPECIAL(training_master) -{ - struct char_data *pupil1, *pupil2 = NULL, *tch; - - if (!AWAKE(ch) || (GET_POS(ch) == POS_FIGHTING)) - return (FALSE); - - if (cmd) - return (FALSE); - - if (banzaii(ch) || rand_number(0, 2)) - return (FALSE); - - if (!(pupil1 = find_npc_by_name(ch, "Brian", 5))) - return (FALSE); - - if (!(pupil2 = find_npc_by_name(ch, "Mick", 4))) - return (FALSE); - - if (FIGHTING(pupil1) || FIGHTING(pupil2)) - return (FALSE); - - if (rand_number(0, 1)) { - tch = pupil1; - pupil1 = pupil2; - pupil2 = tch; - } - - switch (rand_number(0, 7)) { - case 0: - act("$n hits $N on $s head with a powerful blow.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You hit $N on $s head with a powerful blow.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n hits you on your head with a powerful blow.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_VICT); - break; - - case 1: - act("$n hits $N in $s chest with a thrust.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You manage to thrust $N in the chest.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n manages to thrust you in your chest.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_VICT); - break; - - case 2: - send_to_char(ch, "You command your pupils to bow.\r\n"); - act("$n commands $s pupils to bow.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - act("$n bows before $N.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$N bows before $n.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You bow before $N, who returns your gesture.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_CHAR); - act("You bow before $n, who returns your gesture.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_VICT); - break; - - case 3: - act("$N yells at $n, as he fumbles and drops $s sword.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, ch, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$n quickly picks up $s weapon.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - act("$N yells at you, as you fumble, losing your weapon.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, ch, TO_CHAR); - send_to_char(pupil1, "You quickly pick up your weapon again.\r\n"); - act("You yell at $n, as he fumbles, losing $s weapon.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, ch, TO_VICT); - break; - - case 4: - act("$N tricks $n, and slashes him across the back.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$N tricks you, and slashes you across your back.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_CHAR); - act("You trick $n, and quickly slash him across $s back.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_VICT); - break; - - case 5: - act("$n lunges a blow at $N but $N parries skillfully.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You lunge a blow at $N but $E parries skillfully.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n lunges a blow at you, but you skillfully parry it.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_VICT); - break; - - case 6: - act("$n clumsily tries to kick $N, but misses.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You clumsily miss $N with your poor excuse for a kick.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n fails an unusually clumsy attempt at kicking you.", FALSE, pupil1, 0, pupil2, TO_VICT); - break; - - default: - send_to_char(ch, "You show your pupils an advanced technique.\r\n"); - act("$n shows $s pupils an advanced technique.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - break; - } - - return (FALSE); -} - - -SPECIAL(tom) -{ - return castle_twin_proc(ch, cmd, argument, 48, "Tim"); -} - -SPECIAL(tim) -{ - return castle_twin_proc(ch, cmd, argument, 49, "Tom"); -} - -/* - * Common routine for the Castle Twins. - */ -int castle_twin_proc(struct char_data *ch, int cmd, char *arg, int ctlnum, const char *twinname) -{ - struct char_data *king, *twin; - - if (!AWAKE(ch)) - return (FALSE); - - if (cmd) - return block_way(ch, cmd, arg, castle_virtual(ctlnum), 1); - - if ((king = find_npc_by_name(ch, "King Welmar", 11)) != NULL) { - char actbuf[MAX_INPUT_LENGTH]; - - if (!ch->master) - do_follow(ch, strcpy(actbuf, "King Welmar"), 0, 0); /* strcpy: OK */ - if (FIGHTING(king)) - do_npc_rescue(ch, king); - } - - if ((twin = find_npc_by_name(ch, twinname, strlen(twinname))) != NULL) - if (FIGHTING(twin) && 2 * GET_HIT(twin) < GET_HIT(ch)) - do_npc_rescue(ch, twin); - - if (GET_POS(ch) != POS_FIGHTING) - banzaii(ch); - - return (FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Routine for James the Butler. - * Complains if he finds any trash... - * - * This doesn't make sure he _can_ carry it... - */ -SPECIAL(James) -{ - return castle_cleaner(ch, cmd, TRUE); -} - -/* - * Common code for James and the Cleaning Woman. - */ -int castle_cleaner(struct char_data *ch, int cmd, int gripe) -{ - struct obj_data *i; - - if (cmd || !AWAKE(ch) || GET_POS(ch) == POS_FIGHTING) - return (FALSE); - - for (i = world[IN_ROOM(ch)].contents; i; i = i->next_content) { - if (!is_trash(i)) - continue; - - if (gripe) { - act("$n says: 'My oh my! I ought to fire that lazy cleaning woman!'", - FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - act("$n picks up a piece of trash.", FALSE, ch, 0, 0, TO_ROOM); - } - obj_from_room(i); - obj_to_char(i, ch); - return (TRUE); - } - - return (FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Routine for the Cleaning Woman. - * Picks up any trash she finds... - */ -SPECIAL(cleaning) -{ - return castle_cleaner(ch, cmd, FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Routine: CastleGuard - * - * Standard routine for ordinary castle guards. - */ -SPECIAL(CastleGuard) -{ - if (cmd || !AWAKE(ch) || (GET_POS(ch) == POS_FIGHTING)) - return (FALSE); - - return (banzaii(ch)); -} - - -/* - * Routine: DicknDave - * - * Routine for the guards Dick and David. - */ -SPECIAL(DicknDavid) -{ - if (!AWAKE(ch)) - return (FALSE); - - if (!cmd && GET_POS(ch) != POS_FIGHTING) - banzaii(ch); - - return (block_way(ch, cmd, argument, castle_virtual(36), 1)); -} - - -/* - * Routine: peter - * Routine for Captain of the Guards. - */ -SPECIAL(peter) -{ - struct char_data *ch_guard = NULL; - - if (cmd || !AWAKE(ch) || GET_POS(ch) == POS_FIGHTING) - return (FALSE); - - if (banzaii(ch)) - return (FALSE); - - if (!(rand_number(0, 3)) && (ch_guard = find_guard(ch))) - switch (rand_number(0, 5)) { - case 0: - act("$N comes sharply into attention as $n inspects $M.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$N comes sharply into attention as you inspect $M.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_CHAR); - act("You go sharply into attention as $n inspects you.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_VICT); - break; - case 1: - act("$N looks very small, as $n roars at $M.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$N looks very small as you roar at $M.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_CHAR); - act("You feel very small as $N roars at you.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_VICT); - break; - case 2: - act("$n gives $N some Royal directions.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You give $N some Royal directions.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_CHAR); - act("$n gives you some Royal directions.", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_VICT); - break; - case 3: - act("$n looks at you.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_VICT); - act("$n looks at $N.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$n growls: 'Those boots need polishing!'", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_ROOM); - act("You growl at $N.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_CHAR); - break; - case 4: - act("$n looks at you.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_VICT); - act("$n looks at $N.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$n growls: 'Straighten that collar!'", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_ROOM); - act("You growl at $N.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_CHAR); - break; - default: - act("$n looks at you.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_VICT); - act("$n looks at $N.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_NOTVICT); - act("$n growls: 'That chain mail looks rusty! CLEAN IT !!!'", - FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_ROOM); - act("You growl at $N.", FALSE, ch, 0, ch_guard, TO_CHAR); - break; - } - - return (FALSE); -} - - -/* - * Procedure for Jerry and Michael in x08 of King's Castle. - * Code by Sapowox modified by Pjotr.(Original code from Master) - */ -SPECIAL(jerry) -{ - struct char_data *gambler1, *gambler2 = NULL, *tch; - - if (!AWAKE(ch) || (GET_POS(ch) == POS_FIGHTING)) - return (FALSE); - - if (cmd) - return (FALSE); - - if (banzaii(ch) || rand_number(0, 2)) - return (FALSE); - - if (!(gambler1 = ch)) - return (FALSE); - - if (!(gambler2 = find_npc_by_name(ch, "Michael", 7))) - return (FALSE); - - if (FIGHTING(gambler1) || FIGHTING(gambler2)) - return (FALSE); - - if (rand_number(0, 1)) { - tch = gambler1; - gambler1 = gambler2; - gambler2 = tch; - } - - switch (rand_number(0, 5)) { - case 0: - act("$n rolls the dice and cheers loudly at the result.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You roll the dice and cheer. GREAT!", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n cheers loudly as $e rolls the dice.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_VICT); - break; - case 1: - act("$n curses the Goddess of Luck roundly as he sees $N's roll.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You curse the Goddess of Luck as $N rolls.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n swears angrily. You are in luck!", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_VICT); - break; - case 2: - act("$n sighs loudly and gives $N some gold.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You sigh loudly at the pain of having to give $N some gold.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n sighs loudly as $e gives you your rightful win.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_VICT); - break; - case 3: - act("$n smiles remorsefully as $N's roll tops $s.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You smile sadly as you see that $N beats you. Again.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n smiles remorsefully as your roll tops $s.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_VICT); - break; - case 4: - act("$n excitedly follows the dice with $s eyes.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You excitedly follow the dice with your eyes.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n excitedly follows the dice with $s eyes.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_VICT); - break; - default: - act("$n says 'Well, my luck has to change soon', as he shakes the dice.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_NOTVICT); - act("You say 'Well, my luck has to change soon' and shake the dice.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_CHAR); - act("$n says 'Well, my luck has to change soon', as he shakes the dice.", - FALSE, gambler1, 0, gambler2, TO_VICT); - break; - } - return (FALSE); -} diff -uNpr ./circle-3.1-old/src/spec_assign.c ./circle-3.1/src/spec_assign.c --- ./circle-3.1-old/src/spec_assign.c 2001-12-04 04:22:54.000000000 -0800 +++ ./circle-3.1/src/spec_assign.c 2003-01-02 14:36:22.000000000 -0800 @@ -39,7 +39,6 @@ SPECIAL(thief); SPECIAL(magic_user); SPECIAL(bank); SPECIAL(gen_board); -void assign_kings_castle(void); /* local functions */ void assign_mobiles(void); @@ -89,7 +88,6 @@ void ASSIGNROOM(room_vnum room, SPECIAL( /* assign special procedures to mobiles */ void assign_mobiles(void) { - assign_kings_castle(); ASSIGNMOB(1, puff); @@ -265,9 +263,6 @@ void assign_mobiles(void) ASSIGNMOB(12031, magic_user); ASSIGNMOB(12032, magic_user); - /* King Welmar's Castle (not covered in castle.c) */ - ASSIGNMOB(15015, thief); /* Ergan... have a better idea? */ - ASSIGNMOB(15032, magic_user); /* Pit Fiend, have something better? Use it */ /* DWARVEN KINGDOM */ ASSIGNMOB(6500, cityguard);