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Dark has a point. I aint lost at all, keep - Page 18 - D&D / Pathfinder Archive - Posted: 12th Feb, 2008 - 6:23pm
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That word MALEDETTO seems to be something really bad (a brief google search), so avoid that and continue down the hall.
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Ok I will post a map once we explore more,if that is all we are about at the moment. I have one I have plotted with my sons and will modify it to fit what we have seen including paragraph numbers to aid in restarts. After all if we are happy with what was done in one area why repeat it.
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(207) Leaving the Maledetto room behind, you soon reach an unmarked door to your left. Further ahead, the hallway branches off to your left and right. Will you open the unmarked door (244) or continue down the hall to where it splits (150)? (150) At this point, the hall splits into a t-junction. To your left, a new passage runs past a couple of doors before bending right. To follow this passage, go to 55. To your right, the hallways runs past a single door before curving left. To head in this direction, go to 262. |
So left or right? Matter little at this point. I hope we are able to retrace our steps at some point.
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I thought the whole idea was to map the place first? You are changing the plan already and I feel there isn't a reason for anyone to draw a map. This is a basic literary piece of work clear enough that we each can keep our own map which is only fair for our gm. Keep exploring, this isn't a mall.
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