ClubFloyd Transcript:
Tin Star by by Bonaventura Di Bello, Garry Francis, and Gianluca Girelli
As played on ifMUD on July 13, 2025

The idea behind ClubFloyd is that each week at a pre-arranged time, a group of people meet online to cooperatively play a game of interactive fiction.

Below is a transcript of Tin Star written by by Bonaventura Di Bello, Garry Francis, and Gianluca Girelli. It is a western game entered in ParserComp 2025, placement to be determined. It is part two of the Kenneth Johnson 2025 remake series. (This is an enhanced version of the semi-graphic Italian adventure Kenneth Johnson: Tin Star by Bonaventura Di Bello. This version has been translated to English and rewritten for a modern audience with the original author's permission. The new version includes many enhancements that weren't in the original.) You can learn more about the game, including how to download it, by visiting IFDB.


WARNING! Below you will find a transcript of people playing this game, and it goes without saying that the transcript is full of spoilers. So, if you've never played this game, and think you might like to at some point, I do not recommend reading any further. Instead, you might want to return to the interactive fiction page.


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jenrexrode says, "hi"
Jacqueline says, "Howdy."
Jacqueline says, "I'm going to have to make fewer jokes today, my mud is too laggy foroptimal comedic timing."
Teaspoon says, "Good morning"
jenrexrode says, "hi tsp"
Jacqueline says, "'morn."
Jacqueline asks, "Were we planning to do another Gianluca Girelli game this week?"
Jacqueline says, "I think we were."
DavidW says, "I assumed we were, yes. Tin Star."
Teaspoon says, "suits me"
Jacqueline says, "Sounds good."
DavidW says, "With any luck, it'll be the same difficulty as last week's, but who knows until we play."
Jacqueline nods.
DavidW asks, "Are we ready to begin?"
jenrexrode says, "hi DW"
Jacqueline says, "Yes, Lisa."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "load sleepmask tinstar"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 0
CF |
CF | Where the West begins, where the Great Plains stretch between the
CF | Mississippi-Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains, the tin star is
CF | the very symbol of the law, and the men who carry it challenge every
CF | day the violence and cunning of outlaws with no past and no future.
CF |
CF | After the violence of a group of criminals had almost taken away the
CF | life of your wife and daughter, you decided to become one of these
CF | "marshals".
CF |
CF | For a few years, your life passed quietly and your duties as sheriff
CF | were limited to short missions, like escorting outlaws to the state
CF | prisons. But one day, the tranquility of Tucson was shattered by the
CF | arrival of a group of dangerous bandits whose faces had long decorated
CF | the walls of many Union offices. The Bank was their target, and your
CF | absence, due to an official mission in El Paso, was their ace in the
CF | hole. They arrived shooting and shouting, spreading death and fear
CF | everywhere and taking away all the savings of the people of Tucson.
CF | Some citizens had fallen under the blows of the bandits and their
CF | friends had not even had the chance to bring the bodies back to the
CF | city.
CF |
CF | Unable to stand this, you saddled your horse and, after taking with
CF | you water, food and ammunition, you set off into the night in pursuit
CF | of the bandits, only to fall in their trap. When you woke up, the sun
CF | was already high, and hatred and desperation had grown inside you.
CF | Your horse was only a few dozen yards away, but you could not reach
CF | it, because the bandits had tied your hands and feet. An ordinary man
CF | would have ended up slowly dying of thirst under the torrid summer
CF | sun, but you are not an ordinary man, and you will soon prove it!
CF |
CF |
CF | Tin Star
CF | Kenneth Johnson trilogy #2
CF | Copyright © 2025 Garry Francis & Gianluca Girelli
CF | [LINK]
CF | Type ABOUT for further info and credits.
CF |
CF | Release 1 / Serial number 250629 / Inform v6.42 PunyInform v5.14
CF |
CF | Huge Rock Walls
CF | Huge rock walls without any support extend from east to west. To the
CF | west you can see the desert expanse and to the east, beyond the walls
CF | of the canyon, the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse, a rope, the remains of a campfire (which
CF | contains some coals) and an old blanket here.
CF |
CF | > jenrexrode says, "spaghetti western series"
Teaspoon says, "well, I guess we have a horse this time"
Jacqueline says, "Sort of."
Teaspoon asks, "can we burn our hands free with the coals?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "about"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 0
CF |
CF | > ABOUT
CF |
CF | This game is an enhanced, text-only port of the semi-graphic Italian
CF | adventure 'Kenneth Johnson: Tin Star' by Bonaventura Di Bello. It was
CF | originally written with The Quill and Illustrator and published by
CF | Edizioni Hobby S.r.l. on the cover tape of 'Viking', no. 5, May 1987
CF | (for ZX Spectrum and C64).
CF |
CF | The data was extracted from the C64 version using UnQuill, translated
CF | to English and rewritten for a modern audience with the original
CF | author's permission. The coding was done using Inform 6 and the
CF | PunyInform library.
CF |
CF | Original story and map by Gentili Gian Paolo.
CF | Adaptation and programming by Bonaventura Di Bello.
CF | Technical support by Max Di Bello.
CF | Translation to English by Garry Francis & Google Translate.
CF | Game redesign and coding by Garry Francis & Gianluca Girelli.
CF | Play testing by Garry Francis, Piergiorgio D'Errico, Jade,
CF | improvmonster, Robert Eggleston, and RJ Kowalski.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "I have just learned that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation was not founded until 1933."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "burn rope with coals"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 1
CF |
CF | > BURN ROPE WITH COALS
CF |
CF | You don't see a source of heat intense enough to burn the rope.
CF |
CF | A vulture flies high in the sky. It may have spotted a dead horse
CF | nearby.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "i"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 2
CF |
CF | > I
CF |
CF | You're carrying your clothes (worn).
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x rope"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 3
CF |
CF | > X ROPE
CF |
CF | It's a long rope that ties you up.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x coals"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 4
CF |
CF | > X COALS
CF |
CF | The coals are still warm.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x blanket"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 5
CF |
CF | > X BLANKET
CF |
CF | It is an Indian blanket, useful to shield yourself from cold desert
CF | nights, and to make smoke signals should the need arise.
CF |
CF | The hot sun beats down on you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x horse"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 6
CF |
CF | > X HORSE
CF |
CF | He's your faithful stallion.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "blow coals"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 7
CF |
CF | > BLOW COALS
CF |
CF | You blow on the warm coals and a flame suddenly lights up.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "burn rope with flame"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 7
CF |
CF | > BURN ROPE WITH FLAME
CF |
CF | Sorry, I don't understand what "flame" means.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "burn rope"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 8
CF |
CF | > BURN ROPE
CF |
CF | You edge closer to the fire and burn the rope just enough to free
CF | yourself.
CF |
CF | >
Teaspoon says, "yay" Teaspoon says, "whoops"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take blanket"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 9
CF |
CF | > TAKE BLANKET
CF |
CF | Taken.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "search horse"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 10
CF |
CF | > SEARCH HORSE
CF |
CF | There is nothing on the horse.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "No saddle bag. No gun."
DavidW says, "make smoke signal"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "make smoke signal"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 11
CF |
CF | > MAKE SMOKE SIGNAL
CF |
CF | You have no reason to send smoke signals from this location.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "huh. That command was a valid one."
Teaspoon asks, "presumably we'll have to make smoke signals somewhere else later?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "pet horse"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 11
CF |
CF | > PET HORSE
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline asks, "I'm so confused about how I should be crediting these on the transcripts. Last week I said 'Gianluca Girelli, remade by Kenneth Johnson' but should I have Garry Francis and Bonaventura Di Bello and Gentili Gian Paolo?"
DavidW says, "Kenneth Johnson is the character's name."
Jacqueline says, "oh"
Jacqueline says, "huh"
Jacqueline says, "oopd"
DavidW says, "Gianluca Girelli ported the game into Inform and English."
Jacqueline says, "er, oops"
DavidW says, "Bonaventura Di Bello is the author of the original Italian game, who helped make this version too."
Jacqueline says, "Okay. I may change last week's to Gianluca Girelli and Bonaventura Di Bello."
DavidW says, "You can find the Italian game on IFDB as well."
Jacqueline says, "But also Garry Francis."
Jacqueline says, "Anyway, carry on."
DavidW says, "well, Garry Francis is crazy helpful with remakes and other stuff."
Teaspoon asks, "can we ride the horse?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ride horse"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 12
CF |
CF | > RIDE HORSE
CF |
CF | You're too weak to mount your horse right now. You need to drink some
CF | water first.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "I see. There's no canteen around. Desert is west. Tuscon road is east. Walls north and south."
Jacqueline says (to ClubFloyd), "do a rain dance"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 12
CF |
CF | > DO A RAIN DANCE
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | >
Jacqueline says (to ClubFloyd), "dance"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 12
CF |
CF | > DANCE
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "aww"
DavidW says, "If we're too weak to ride, we're too weak to climb. I think east is safest option, but I bet west is the correct option."
DavidW says, "Maybe there will be a rain dance in part 3."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 13
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Right now, you need to chase those bandits. They fled towards the
CF | west.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "okay, east is out."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 14
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. To
CF | the east, the enormous walls of a canyon mark the edge of the desert
CF | and the beginning of the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "west even though we can't ride our horse"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x walls"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 14
CF |
CF | > X WALLS
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 15
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 16
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. To
CF | the east, the enormous walls of a canyon mark the edge of the desert
CF | and the beginning of the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | A cloud of desert insects hovers briefly in the air, then flies off.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 17
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Huge Rock Walls
CF | Huge rock walls without any support extend from east to west. To the
CF | west you can see the desert expanse and to the east, beyond the walls
CF | of the canyon, the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse, a rope and the remains of a campfire (which
CF | contains some coals (providing light)) here.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline asks, "Did the horse come with us?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 18
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | Taken.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "no."
Jacqueline asks, "Or can we at least lead our horse if not?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x walls"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 19
CF |
CF | > X WALLS
CF |
CF | They are too steep to be climbed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "lead horse"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 19
CF |
CF | > LEAD HORSE
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "tie rope to horse"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 20
CF |
CF | > TIE ROPE TO HORSE
CF |
CF | You tie the rope to your horse and grab the other end. He will now
CF | follow you around when you're holding the rope.
CF |
CF | The sun is relentless.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline cries.
Jacqueline says, "Oh, good."
Jacqueline says, "Sorry, I have lag."
DavidW says, "okay, the horse is following us."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 21
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. To
CF | the east, the enormous walls of a canyon mark the edge of the desert
CF | and the beginning of the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "obliging horse"
DavidW says, "I think this is another maze like in the first game where we lucked through it."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 22
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. To
CF | the east, the enormous walls of a canyon mark the edge of the desert
CF | and the beginning of the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 23
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. To
CF | the east, the enormous walls of a canyon mark the edge of the desert
CF | and the beginning of the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | The heat is unbearable... and your throat is starting to get dry, too
CF | dry.
CF |
CF | A cloud of desert insects hovers briefly in the air, then flies off.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 24
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 25
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, the carcass of a horse
CF | and a saddle bag (which is closed) here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "open bag"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 26
CF |
CF | > OPEN BAG
CF |
CF | You open the saddle bag, revealing some pemmican and a canteen (empty)
CF | (which is closed).
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "getting our hopes up"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take pemmican and canteen"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 27
CF |
CF | > TAKE PEMMICAN AND CANTEEN
CF |
CF | pemmican: Taken.
CF | canteen: Taken.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf28"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 27
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 28
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | You're exhausted... if you don't drink some water you'll soon
CF | collapse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "open canteen"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 29
CF |
CF | > OPEN CANTEEN
CF |
CF | You open the canteen, revealing nothing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 30
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, the carcass of a horse
CF | and a saddle bag (which is open but empty) here.
CF |
CF | You need to drink. Now!
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 31
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 32
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, the carcass of a horse
CF | and a saddle bag (which is open but empty) here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 33
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | Your vision blurs, and everything begins to disappear covered by a
CF | heavy black veil... you collapse on the burning desert sand...soon
CF | you'll be food for the vultures. (The desert is unforgiving. Try
CF | RESTART instead of UNDO.)
CF |
CF |
CF | *** You have died ***
CF |
CF |
CF | Would you like to RESTART, RESTORE, UNDO the last move or QUIT?
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "restart"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 0
CF |
CF | Where the West begins, where the Great Plains stretch between the
CF | Mississippi-Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains, the tin star is
CF | the very symbol of the law, and the men who carry it challenge every
CF | day the violence and cunning of outlaws with no past and no future.
CF |
CF | After the violence of a group of criminals had almost taken away the
CF | life of your wife and daughter, you decided to become one of these
CF | "marshals".
CF |
CF | For a few years, your life passed quietly and your duties as sheriff
CF | were limited to short missions, like escorting outlaws to the state
CF | prisons. But one day, the tranquility of Tucson was shattered by the
CF | arrival of a group of dangerous bandits whose faces had long decorated
CF | the walls of many Union offices. The Bank was their target, and your
CF | absence, due to an official mission in El Paso, was their ace in the
CF | hole. They arrived shooting and shouting, spreading death and fear
CF | everywhere and taking away all the savings of the people of Tucson.
CF | Some citizens had fallen under the blows of the bandits and their
CF | friends had not even had the chance to bring the bodies back to the
CF | city.
CF |
CF | Unable to stand this, you saddled your horse and, after taking with
CF | you water, food and ammunition, you set off into the night in pursuit
CF | of the bandits, only to fall in their trap. When you woke up, the sun
CF | was already high, and hatred and desperation had grown inside you.
CF | Your horse was only a few dozen yards away, but you could not reach
CF | it, because the bandits had tied your hands and feet. An ordinary man
CF | would have ended up slowly dying of thirst under the torrid summer
CF | sun, but you are not an ordinary man, and you will soon prove it!
CF |
CF |
CF | Tin Star
CF | Kenneth Johnson trilogy #2
CF | Copyright © 2025 Garry Francis & Gianluca Girelli
CF | [LINK]
CF | Type ABOUT for further info and credits.
CF |
CF | Release 1 / Serial number 250629 / Inform v6.42 PunyInform v5.14
CF |
CF | Huge Rock Walls
CF | Huge rock walls without any support extend from east to west. To the
CF | west you can see the desert expanse and to the east, beyond the walls
CF | of the canyon, the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse, a rope, the remains of a campfire (which
CF | contains some coals) and an old blanket here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "blow coals"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 1
CF |
CF | > BLOW COALS
CF |
CF | You blow on the warm coals and a flame suddenly lights up.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "aw"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "burn rope"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 2
CF |
CF | > BURN ROPE
CF |
CF | You edge closer to the fire and burn the rope just enough to free
CF | yourself.
CF |
CF | The hot sun beats down on you.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "so we're on a timer, presumably"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope, blanket"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 3
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE, BLANKET
CF |
CF | rope: Taken.
CF | old blanket: Taken.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "The good ol' days of thirst daemons."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "tie rope to horse"
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 4
CF |
CF | > TIE ROPE TO HORSE
CF |
CF | You tie the rope to your horse and grab the other end. He will now
CF | follow you around when you're holding the rope.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf29"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] Huge Rock Walls Moves: 4
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 5
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. To
CF | the east, the enormous walls of a canyon mark the edge of the desert
CF | and the beginning of the road to Tucson.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | The hot sun beats down on you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 6
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | The sun is relentless.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 7
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, the carcass of a horse
CF | and a saddle bag (which is closed) here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "open bag"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 8
CF |
CF | > OPEN BAG
CF |
CF | You open the saddle bag, revealing some pemmican and a canteen (empty)
CF | (which is closed).
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take pemmican and canteen"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 9
CF |
CF | > TAKE PEMMICAN AND CANTEEN
CF |
CF | pemmican: Taken.
CF | canteen: Taken.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 10
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 11
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, the carcass of a horse
CF | and a saddle bag (which is open but empty) here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "undo"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 10
CF |
CF | > UNDO
CF |
CF | Previous turn undone.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "undo"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 90
CF |
CF | > UNDO
CF |
CF | Previous turn undone.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "l"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 10
CF |
CF | > L
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, the carcass of a horse
CF | and a saddle bag (which is open but empty) here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "undo"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 90
CF |
CF | > UNDO
CF |
CF | Previous turn undone.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf30"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 90
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "nw"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 10
CF |
CF | > NW
CF |
CF | There are no diagonal directions in this game.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "undo"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 90
CF |
CF | > UNDO
CF |
CF | Previous turn undone.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 10
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 11
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 12
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, the carcass of a horse
CF | and a saddle bag (which is open but empty) here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 13
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 14
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | As soon as the horse spots the basin, he drinks until his strength is
CF | restored. The horse can now be mounted.
CF |
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a basin of water
CF | here.
CF |
CF | The heat is unbearable... and your throat is starting to get dry, too
CF | dry.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drink water"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 15
CF |
CF | > DRINK WATER
CF |
CF | You kneel on the ground and take a drink of water. After what you've
CF | been through in the desert, you feel so refreshed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "fill canteen"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 16
CF |
CF | > FILL CANTEEN
CF |
CF | (with water)
CF | You fill the canteen with water from the basin.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "woo"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf31"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 16
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "horse, drink water"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 17
CF |
CF | > HORSE, DRINK WATER
CF |
CF | The horse with a rope tied to it has better things to do.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "I cannot make my horse drink."
Teaspoon says, "oh, I see, the horse needed to drink also"
DavidW says, "no, I'm making a joke."
Teaspoon says, "wonder if we'll have to keep him watered with the canteen"
Jacqueline says, "You can lead a horse to water, David..."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "give water to horse"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 18
CF |
CF | > GIVE WATER TO HORSE
CF |
CF | You aren't holding it.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "OH yeah"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "close canteen"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 19
CF |
CF | > CLOSE CANTEEN
CF |
CF | It's already closed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drink water"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 20
CF |
CF | > DRINK WATER
CF |
CF | You don't need to drink again.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 21
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 22
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. The
CF | desert seems to end to the south, but you can't push your gaze any
CF | further, as you are blinded by the sun.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 23
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Desertock Walls Moves: 24
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. The
CF | desert seems to end to the south, but you can't push your gaze any
CF | further, as you are blinded by the sun.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 25
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | From now on you should be mounting your horse whenever possible. There
CF | is a long distance to cover.
CF |
CF | Around you, for miles, is the vast Sierra Sedona. To the east, you see
CF | the deadly vastness of the desert, while to the south, the Sierra
CF | continues until it merges, in the distance, with the horizon.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf32"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 25
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "considerate of the game to tell us to ride the horse now"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ride horse"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 26
CF |
CF | > RIDE HORSE
CF |
CF | You're too weak to mount your horse right now. You need to drink some
CF | water first.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "open canteen"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 27
CF |
CF | > OPEN CANTEEN
CF |
CF | You open the canteen, revealing nothing.
CF |
CF | > DavidW asks, "wait, didn't I fill it?"
Jacqueline says, "I was sure you had."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "restore"
CF | >
CF | > RESTORE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to read:
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf31"
CF ] Desert Sedonals Moves: 16
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "l"
CF ] Desert Sedonals Moves: 17
CF |
CF | > L
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a basin of water
CF | here.
CF |
CF | A coyote barks somewhere in the distance.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "open canteen"
CF ] Desert Sedonals Moves: 18
CF |
CF | > OPEN CANTEEN
CF |
CF | You open the canteen, revealing nothing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "fill it"
CF ] Desert Sedonals Moves: 19
CF |
CF | > FILL IT
CF |
CF | It's already full.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "fill canteen with water"
CF ] Desert Sedonals Moves: 20
CF |
CF | > FILL CANTEEN WITH WATER
CF |
CF | It's already full.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "i"
CF ] Desert Sedonals Moves: 21
CF |
CF | > I
CF |
CF | You're carrying a canteen (full of water) (which is open but empty),
CF | some pemmican, the end of a rope tied to your horse, an old blanket
CF | and your clothes (worn).
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "oh no"
Jacqueline says, "full of water and open but empty"
Teaspoon asks, "so it is full, it's just badly coded?"
DavidW says, ""a canteen (full of water) (which is open but empty)""
Jacqueline says, "Yeah, there seems to be a bug."
DavidW says, "yes, badly coded."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "restore"
CF | >
CF | > RESTORE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to read:
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf32"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 25
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drink water"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 25
CF |
CF | > DRINK WATER
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drink canteen"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 26
CF |
CF | > DRINK CANTEEN
CF |
CF | You drink a sip from the water out of the canteen.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon asks, "...good enough?"
DavidW says, "I hope so."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "mount horse"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 27
CF |
CF | > MOUNT HORSE
CF |
CF | You're too weak to mount your horse right now. You need to drink some
CF | water first.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drink canteen"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 28
CF |
CF | > DRINK CANTEEN
CF |
CF | You drink a sip from the water out of the canteen.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "mount horse"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 29
CF |
CF | > MOUNT HORSE
CF |
CF | You're too weak to mount your horse right now. You need to drink some
CF | water first.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "eat pemmican"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 30
CF |
CF | > EAT PEMMICAN
CF |
CF | You feel your strength coming back and you can now mount your horse,
CF | provided he has drunk as well.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "ah"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "give canteen to horse"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 31
CF |
CF | > GIVE CANTEEN TO HORSE
CF |
CF | The horse with a rope tied to it doesn't seem interested.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "mount horse"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 32
CF |
CF | > MOUNT HORSE
CF |
CF | You mount your horse.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon exclaims, "hurrah!"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "close canteen"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 33
CF |
CF | > CLOSE CANTEEN
CF |
CF | It's already closed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 34
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see a dead tree (on which is a large branch) here.
CF |
CF | >
Jacqueline says (to ClubFloyd), "x branch"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 35
CF |
CF | > X BRANCH
CF |
CF | A dried-up large branch. Maybe you could use it as a torch, if needed.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "hint hint"
Jacqueline says, "I wonder if we will perhaps need a light source later."
DavidW says, "yeah, sorry, was trying to make notes"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take branch"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 36
CF |
CF | > TAKE BRANCH
CF |
CF | You can't reach the large branch while you're sitting on your horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "stand"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 37
CF |
CF | > STAND
CF |
CF | You dismount your horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take branch"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 38
CF |
CF | > TAKE BRANCH
CF |
CF | You take the large branch.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "mount horse"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 39
CF |
CF | > MOUNT HORSE
CF |
CF | You mount your horse.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "I wonder if we were supposed to take the saddle bag."
DavidW asks, "East to plains, West to mountains, or South to barrenness?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x ground"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 40
CF |
CF | > X GROUND
CF |
CF | A look in that direction reveals nothing new.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "No helpful tracks to follow."
Jacqueline says, "Hm. Possibly we should have taken the bag, but I kindof doubt it."
DavidW says, "I guess I'll head east since no one seems to offer any opinion."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Great Plainsals Moves: 41
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Great Plains (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Grassy Plainsls Moves: 42
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon asks, "check out the plateau?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 43
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Rocky Path (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "u"
CF ] Plateauathinsls Moves: 44
CF |
CF | > U
CF |
CF | Plateau (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | You have reached the surface of a vast plateau that extends from the
CF | east to a precipice. A stony path descends to the plains.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 45
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Edge of Chasm (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | A wide, deep chasm opens up towards the north, at the bottom of which
CF | you can clearly see the rapids of a stream. A long, unstable rope
CF | bridge leads to the other side of the chasm. To the west, a plateau
CF | extends as far as your gaze can see.
CF |
CF | You can see a group of Mescalero Apaches here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x apaches"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 46
CF |
CF | > X APACHES
CF |
CF | This is one of the groups of Mescalero that usually raid the region.
CF | For some reason, they are not posing a direct threat to you. Unless
CF | you do something stupid.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "Hum, let's not do anything stupid"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask apaches about bandits"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 47
CF |
CF | > ASK APACHES ABOUT BANDITS
CF |
CF | You can't reach the Mescalero Apaches while you're sitting on your
CF | horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "stand"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 48
CF |
CF | > STAND
CF |
CF | You dismount your horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask apaches about bandits"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 49
CF |
CF | > ASK APACHES ABOUT BANDITS
CF |
CF | The Mescalero stare at you. If they undesrtand what you are saying,
CF | they sure don't want to reply.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "I wonder what coding makes it impossible to talk while on a horse"
Jacqueline says, "Every time we play these games (two data points, anyway) I get that lyric 'well, I've been through the desert on a horse with no name and a rope tied to it' stuck in my head."
Teaspoon says, "aw"
Jacqueline says (to ClubFloyd), "i"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 50
CF |
CF | > I
CF |
CF | You're carrying a large branch, a canteen (full of water) (which is
CF | closed), the end of a rope tied to your horse, an old blanket and your
CF | clothes (worn).
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "yeah, maybe I should untie the rope."
Teaspoon asks, "what would that do?"
DavidW says, "I feel that crossing the rope bridge while mounted is very unsafe."
DavidW says (to Teaspoon), "stop the message about the rope being tied to the horse."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 51
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | A group of Mescalero Apaches are blocking your way. You need to send
CF | them off before proceeding.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "Let us hope that we do not have smallpox..."
Jacqueline says (to ClubFloyd), "give blanket to apaches"
CF ] Edge of Chasmls Moves: 52
CF |
CF | > GIVE BLANKET TO APACHES
CF |
CF | The Mescalero Apaches doesn't seem interested.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "Okay."
Teaspoon says, "can we use the blanket to do a smoke signal...mmm"
DavidW says, "No, we'll just make smoke signals that their grandma is sick or something to decoy them."
DavidW says, "I'm sure we can't move them right now. We need to explore more."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Plateau Chasmls Moves: 53
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Plateau
CF | You have reached the surface of a vast plateau that extends from the
CF | east to a precipice. A stony path descends to the plains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ride horse"
CF ] Plateau Chasmls Moves: 54
CF |
CF | > RIDE HORSE
CF |
CF | You mount your horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 55
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | Rocky Path (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 56
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | First, you'd have to leave the horse with a rope tied to it.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 57
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 58
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | First, you'd have to leave the horse with a rope tied to it.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop horse"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 59
CF |
CF | > DROP HORSE
CF |
CF | You aren't holding him.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 60
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | First, you'd have to leave the horse with a rope tied to it.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 61
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | You grab the other end of the rope so that your horse will follow you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmls Moves: 62
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | First, you'd have to leave the horse with a rope tied to it.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "Sigh"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Grassy Plainsls Moves: 63
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ride horse"
CF ] Grassy Plainsls Moves: 64
CF |
CF | > RIDE HORSE
CF |
CF | But you are already there!
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline asks, "Do you have to tie him up somewhere?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "get on horse"
CF ] Grassy Plainsls Moves: 65
CF |
CF | > GET ON HORSE
CF |
CF | But you are already there!
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon asks, "can we leave the horse?"
DavidW says, "I guess I was mounted when I dropped the rope."
DavidW says, "I'm not used to riding horses.,"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 66
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Rocky Path (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "stand"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 67
CF |
CF | > STAND
CF |
CF | You dismount your horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 68
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 69
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "e"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 70
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 71
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ride horse"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 72
CF |
CF | > RIDE HORSE
CF |
CF | You mount your horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsls Moves: 73
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | You grab the other end of the rope so that your horse will follow you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Grassy Plainsls Moves: 74
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Grassy Plainsls Moves: 75
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | First, you'd have to leave the horse with a rope tied to it.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon asks, "false alarm?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "f n"
CF ] Grassy Plainsls Moves: 75
CF |
CF | > F N
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Great Plainssls Moves: 76
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Great Plains (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Sierra Sedonals Moves: 77
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "I'll try the mountains this time"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 78
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Foot of Mountain Range (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | You have reached the foot of a long mountain range that marks the
CF | western border of the Sierra. To the south a rocky expanse disappears
CF | into the distance, while to the east you can see the immense sunny
CF | expanse of the Sierra.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 79
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse (on the horse with a rope tied to it)
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "don't think we want to ride the horse down the crevasse"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 80
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | You can't take the horse that way. You'll have to leave him behind.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "dismount"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 81
CF |
CF | > DISMOUNT
CF |
CF | You dismount your horse.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 82
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 83
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | Bottom of Crevasse
CF | The bottom of the crevasse is littered with rocks and debris, and in
CF | some places it also hosts a few stunted tufts of grass. The only way
CF | out is a steep path up.
CF |
CF | You can see a Navajo headdress here.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "OH"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x headdress"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 84
CF |
CF | > X HEADDRESS
CF |
CF | This eagle-feather headdress, also called a war bonnet, is
CF | traditionally a symbol of power and authority reserved for highly
CF | respected Native American men. It surely belongs to a chief.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take it"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 85
CF |
CF | > TAKE IT
CF |
CF | Taken.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "hm. Navajo. They were in the last game."
Teaspoon says, "convenient for it just to be lying around"
Teaspoon says, "wonder if we wear it or trade it"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "search grass"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 85
CF |
CF | > SEARCH GRASS
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "I think we ought to return it."
DavidW says, "I don't feel that wearing it unearned is wise."
Jacqueline says, "We could save and try it, I suppose."
DavidW says, "sure, we can try that."
Teaspoon says, "if we can find the people to return it to"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf33"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 85
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "wear headdress"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 86
CF |
CF | > WEAR HEADDRESS
CF |
CF | You are now wearing the Navajo headdress.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "remove it"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 87
CF |
CF | > REMOVE IT
CF |
CF | You take off the Navajo headdress.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "well, it's possible, so that's an option to keep in mind."
Jacqueline nods.
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "u"
CF ] Edge of Crevasseseange Moves: 88
CF |
CF | > U
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | You can see a group of Mescalero Apaches and your horse with a rope
CF | tied to it here.
CF |
CF | > DavidW asks, "oh. The Apaches are here now?"
Teaspoon asks, "huh, putting on the headdress called their code you think?"
DavidW says, "I don't know."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "show headdress to apaches"
CF ] Edge of Crevasseseange Moves: 89
CF |
CF | > SHOW HEADDRESS TO APACHES
CF |
CF | The Mescalero Apaches doesn't seem interested.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "talk to apaches"
CF ] Edge of Crevasseseange Moves: 90
CF |
CF | > TALK TO APACHES
CF |
CF | "Go away, white man. You are not welcome here."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Edge of Crevasseseange Moves: 91
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | You grab the other end of the rope so that your horse will follow you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 92
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Sandy Terrain
CF | You are on a vast, arid, sandy, almost desert-like terrain. Some dry
CF | bushes roll in the wind, often getting stuck in piles of branches or
CF | in the rocks to the west, where, over the edge of a deep crevasse, you
CF | can see the peaks of the mountains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, some dead branches and
CF | a man tied to a stake here.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon exclaims, "oh!"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x man"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 93
CF |
CF | > X MAN
CF |
CF | This man looks like yet another victim of those criminals. You can see
CF | that he's tied firmly to the stake by some leather ties around his
CF | hands and feet.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "untie man"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 94
CF |
CF | > UNTIE MAN
CF |
CF | You can't untie that.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "untie ties"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 95
CF |
CF | > UNTIE TIES
CF |
CF | After shrinking in the hot sun, they're too tight to untie.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "Yikes. Ouch."
DavidW says, "I don't have any cutting tool."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "talk to man"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 96
CF |
CF | > TALK TO MAN
CF |
CF | He is unsconscious ... what about reviving him first?
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline asks, "Cantee?"
Teaspoon asks, "can we pour water on him?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "give water to man"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 97
CF |
CF | > GIVE WATER TO MAN
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "er, Canteen... yeah."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "give canteen to man"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 98
CF |
CF | > GIVE CANTEEN TO MAN
CF |
CF | The man tied to a stake doesn't seem interested.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "revive man"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 99
CF |
CF | > REVIVE MAN
CF |
CF | You should free him from those ties first.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x branches"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 100
CF |
CF | > X BRANCHES
CF |
CF | These dead branches could come in useful to make a fire.
CF |
CF | >
Jacqueline says (to ClubFloyd), "pour water on ties"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 100
CF |
CF | > POUR WATER ON TIES
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take branches"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 101
CF |
CF | > TAKE BRANCHES
CF |
CF | Taken.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 102
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 103
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsseseange Moves: 104
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Edge of Crevasseseange Moves: 105
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | You can see a group of Mescalero Apaches and your horse with a rope
CF | tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 106
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Foot of Mountain Range
CF | You have reached the foot of a long mountain range that marks the
CF | western border of the Sierra. To the south a rocky expanse disappears
CF | into the distance, while to the east you can see the immense sunny
CF | expanse of the Sierra.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaain Range Moves: 107
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 108
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | In Front of Teepee
CF | A light breeze stirs the sparse tufts of grass that cover the barren
CF | territory on which you find yourself. A teepee stands in the middle of
CF | the desolation of the landscape, almost as if to challenge its arid
CF | climate, and in front of it an old Indian warms himself in front of a
CF | fire singing the ancient songs of his people.
CF |
CF | You can see a small fire that burns with a crackling sound, your horse
CF | with a rope tied to it, a teepee and an old Indian here.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "Oh hello"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x indian"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 109
CF |
CF | > X INDIAN
CF |
CF | The old man looks like someone who has stood beside his warriors in
CF | countless battles.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "talk to him"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 110
CF |
CF | > TALK TO HIM
CF |
CF | The old man looks at you with a puzzled face. He probably doesn't
CF | speak your language very well. Try asking more specific questions.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask him about navajo"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 111
CF |
CF | > ASK HIM ABOUT NAVAJO
CF |
CF | "I don't know anything about it."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask him about headdress"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 112
CF |
CF | > ASK HIM ABOUT HEADDRESS
CF |
CF | "I don't know anything about it."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask him about bandits"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 113
CF |
CF | > ASK HIM ABOUT BANDITS
CF |
CF | "This place is full of those bad people, but the ones you are
CF | searching are probably hiding farther east, beyond the Grassy Plains.
CF | Beware of them."
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "that's helpful"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask him about apaches"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 114
CF |
CF | > ASK HIM ABOUT APACHES
CF |
CF | "They are a great danger, and an enemy of the Navajo nation. Stay away
CF | from them. They can be seen near the Plateau, and use smoke signals to
CF | communicate that everything is fine."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "give headdress to him"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 115
CF |
CF | > GIVE HEADDRESS TO HIM
CF |
CF | The old Indian seems happy with your offer, even if the impassivity of
CF | his wrinkled face doesn't reveal his emotions. He takes a knife from a
CF | fold in his clothing and offers it to you. You gratefully accept it.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "nice"
Teaspoon says, "Oh, now we can cut those ties"
Jacqueline says, "Oh yeah"
DavidW says, "yes"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf34"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 115
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "make smoke signal"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 116
CF |
CF | > MAKE SMOKE SIGNAL
CF |
CF | You have no reason to send smoke signals from this location.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask him about smoke signal"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 117
CF |
CF | > ASK HIM ABOUT SMOKE SIGNAL
CF |
CF | "A group of Mescalero will usually send smoke signals to indicate the
CF | place is free of intruders. The others will then keep a distance to
CF | search somewhere else."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaeepeeange Moves: 118
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 119
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Foot of Mountain Range
CF | You have reached the foot of a long mountain range that marks the
CF | western border of the Sierra. To the south a rocky expanse disappears
CF | into the distance, while to the east you can see the immense sunny
CF | expanse of the Sierra.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 120
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | You can see a group of Mescalero Apaches and your horse with a rope
CF | tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 121
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Sandy Terrain
CF | You are on a vast, arid, sandy, almost desert-like terrain. Some dry
CF | bushes roll in the wind, often getting stuck in piles of branches or
CF | in the rocks to the west, where, over the edge of a deep crevasse, you
CF | can see the peaks of the mountains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a man tied to a
CF | stake here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cut ties"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 122
CF |
CF | > CUT TIES
CF |
CF | (with the knife)
CF | You cut the leather ties with the knife and they fall to the ground.
CF | The man is barely alive, but you'd better revive him, before it's too
CF | late.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline asks, "So... are we supposed to mimic a particular tribe, or learn the different signals from those particular tribes?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "revive man"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 123
CF |
CF | > REVIVE MAN
CF |
CF | You move the man far from direct sunlight. Then, you help him to drink
CF | until the canteen is empty. After a few minutes he is back to his
CF | senses, and your gesture has earned you the eternal gratitude of this
CF | man.
CF |
CF | "Thank you, my friend. I do not know how to repay you. Ah! I see that
CF | you are unarmed." He disappears behind the rocks and reappears with a
CF | rifle. At first, you think he's going to shoot you, but he gives you
CF | the rifle.
CF |
CF | "I had hidden this before being attacked by a group of bandits. I see
CF | from your tin star that you're a sheriff. If you can find those
CF | bandits, this rifle may come in handy. Before the bandits surprised
CF | me, I noticed some smoke signals from Mescalero Apaches above the
CF | plateau. The bandits headed that way. Be careful and good luck, my
CF | friend."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x rifle"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 124
CF |
CF | > X RIFLE
CF |
CF | It's a loaded Winchester rifle. This is exactly what you need to shoot
CF | a target from a safe distance.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "It's like Christmas in July, this game."
Teaspoon says, "I wonder what happened to our gun"
Teaspoon says, "presumably we had one when we left home"
DavidW says, "I assume the bandits took it."
Teaspoon says, "that follows"
DavidW asks, "okay, I assume the bandits are on the other side of the rope bridge and we now use the branches to make a fire, and light our original branch from the old man's fire, but where to build our fire?"
DavidW asks, "The plateau?"
Teaspoon says, "plateau makes sense"
DavidW asks, "Anything else to ask this guy?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask man about name"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 125
CF |
CF | > ASK MAN ABOUT NAME
CF |
CF | "I don't know anything about it."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "l"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 126
CF |
CF | > L
CF |
CF | Sandy Terrain
CF | You are on a vast, arid, sandy, almost desert-like terrain. Some dry
CF | bushes roll in the wind, often getting stuck in piles of branches or
CF | in the rocks to the west, where, over the edge of a deep crevasse, you
CF | can see the peaks of the mountains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, a man, a stake and some
CF | leather ties here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take stake"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 127
CF |
CF | > TAKE STAKE
CF |
CF | That's fixed in place.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take ties"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 128
CF |
CF | > TAKE TIES
CF |
CF | Taken.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 129
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | You can see a group of Mescalero Apaches and your horse with a rope
CF | tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 130
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Foot of Mountain Range
CF | You have reached the foot of a long mountain range that marks the
CF | western border of the Sierra. To the south a rocky expanse disappears
CF | into the distance, while to the east you can see the immense sunny
CF | expanse of the Sierra.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaain Range Moves: 131
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 132
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | In Front of Teepee
CF | A light breeze stirs the sparse tufts of grass that cover the barren
CF | territory on which you find yourself. A teepee stands in the middle of
CF | the desolation of the landscape, almost as if to challenge its arid
CF | climate, and in front of it an old Indian warms himself in front of a
CF | fire singing the ancient songs of his people.
CF |
CF | You can see a small fire that burns with a crackling sound, your horse
CF | with a rope tied to it, a teepee and an old Indian here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "light branch"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 133
CF |
CF | > LIGHT BRANCH
CF |
CF | You light up the branch, making a crude lit torch.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaeepeeange Moves: 134
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Great Plainsaeepeeange Moves: 135
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Great Plains
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Grassy Plainseepeeange Moves: 136
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathinseepeeange Moves: 137
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Rocky Path
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "u"
CF ] Plateauathinseepeeange Moves: 138
CF |
CF | > U
CF |
CF | Plateau
CF | You have reached the surface of a vast plateau that extends from the
CF | east to a precipice. A stony path descends to the plains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "make fire"
CF ] Plateauathinseepeeange Moves: 139
CF |
CF | > MAKE FIRE
CF |
CF | You don't know how to make that.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop branches"
CF ] Plateauathinseepeeange Moves: 140
CF |
CF | > DROP BRANCHES
CF |
CF | Dropped.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "burn branches"
CF ] Plateauathinseepeeange Moves: 141
CF |
CF | > BURN BRANCHES
CF |
CF | You light up the dead branches, making a fire that burns with a
CF | crackling sound and produces a lot of smoke.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "make smoke signal"
CF ] Plateauathinseepeeange Moves: 142
CF |
CF | > MAKE SMOKE SIGNAL
CF |
CF | (with the blanket)
CF | You lean down and, using the blanket, you partially cover the fire a
CF | couple of times so to send two distinctive puffs of smoke. This is the
CF | standard signal for "all is well" and, turning your gaze towards the
CF | east, you see the Mescalero riding away. They are gone, now, and you
CF | can proceed with your quest.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf35"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] Plateauathinseepeeange Moves: 142
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "sweet"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Edge of Chasmeepeeange Moves: 143
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Edge of Chasm
CF | A wide, deep chasm opens up towards the north, at the bottom of which
CF | you can clearly see the rapids of a stream. A long, unstable rope
CF | bridge leads to the other side of the chasm. To the west, a plateau
CF | extends as far as your gaze can see.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "it doesn't occur to them to wonder who sent the signal, evidently"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Edge of Chasmeepeeange Moves: 144
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't take the horse that way. You'll have to leave him behind.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Edge of Chasmeepeeange Moves: 145
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Rope Bridgesmeepeeange Moves: 146
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Rope Bridge
CF | Below you, between the high rocky walls of the gorge, a raging torrent
CF | rushes away in a south-east direction. The fragile rope bridge sways
CF | under your weight, and you barely manage to keep your balance, as you
CF | stare, not without a little fear, into the abyss beneath your feet.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "aw, bye horse"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Large Plateaueepeeange Moves: 147
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Large Plateau
CF | Crossing the long suspension bridge, you have reached a large plateau
CF | that extends north. To the south, beyond the rope bridge, you can see
CF | the other side of the ravine you crossed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 148
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | End of Plateau
CF | The vast plateau ends here in front of the entrance to an old gold
CF | mine. At present you cannot enter it since a landslide has covered the
CF | only access, leaving only a small hole. To the south the plateau
CF | extends for a very long stretch.
CF |
CF | > jenrexrode says, "Spam wouldn't be invented for another 25 years"
Jacqueline says, "hee"
Teaspoon says, "lol"
Teaspoon asks, "can we dig the hole?"
DavidW says, "I missed something, I guess."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x hole"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 149
CF |
CF | > X HOLE
CF |
CF | It's a small hole, about the width of a candle, possibly caused by the
CF | erosion. The small hole is empty.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "dig hole"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 150
CF |
CF | > DIG HOLE
CF |
CF | You have better things to do than dig for buried treasure.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "weird thing to include"
DavidW says, "Not if there's a stick of TNT in the game."
Jacqueline says, "yeah"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x mine"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 151
CF |
CF | > X MINE
CF |
CF | You can't enter it since a landslide covered the entrance.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 152
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 153
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x alksj"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 153
CF |
CF | > X ALKSJ
CF |
CF | Sorry, I don't understand what "alksj" means.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x tnt"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 153
CF |
CF | > X TNT
CF |
CF | Sorry, I don't understand what "tnt" means.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x dynamite"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 153
CF |
CF | > X DYNAMITE
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "bingo"
DavidW says, "The game knows the word 'dynamite' as an input word."
Jacqueline says, "mmhmm"
DavidW asks, "Any idea where to find it? The teepee? The man who gave the rifle?"
Teaspoon asks, "we're gonna have to find some dynamite?"
DavidW says, "I think so, yes."
Roger says, "bottom of abandoned mine shaft"
DavidW says, "Maybe I missed an exit somewhere."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 154
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Large Plateau
CF | Crossing the long suspension bridge, you have reached a large plateau
CF | that extends north. To the south, beyond the rope bridge, you can see
CF | the other side of the ravine you crossed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 155
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 156
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rope Bridgeauuepeeange Moves: 157
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Rope Bridge
CF | Below you, between the high rocky walls of the gorge, a raging torrent
CF | rushes away in a south-east direction. The fragile rope bridge sways
CF | under your weight, and you barely manage to keep your balance, as you
CF | stare, not without a little fear, into the abyss beneath your feet.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x gorge"
CF ] Rope Bridgeauuepeeange Moves: 157
CF |
CF | > X GORGE
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "curious gorge"
CF ] Rope Bridgeauuepeeange Moves: 157
CF |
CF | > CURIOUS GORGE
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Edge of Chasmuepeeange Moves: 158
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Edge of Chasm
CF | A wide, deep chasm opens up towards the north, at the bottom of which
CF | you can clearly see the rapids of a stream. A long, unstable rope
CF | bridge leads to the other side of the chasm. To the west, a plateau
CF | extends as far as your gaze can see.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Edge of Chasmuepeeange Moves: 159
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | You grab the other end of the rope so that your horse will follow you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Plateau Chasmuepeeange Moves: 160
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Plateau
CF | You have reached the surface of a vast plateau that extends from the
CF | east to a precipice. A stony path descends to the plains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, some smoke signals
CF | (rising up in the sky) and a makeshift fire that burns with a
CF | crackling sound and produces a lot of smoke here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmuepeeange Moves: 161
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | Rocky Path
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "so pretty much , we wander around until we find some dynamite and then we come back"
DavidW says, "If you have a better idea, feel free to share. I could shoot the hole with the rifle if you'd rather."
Teaspoon says, "nah, just trying to articulate the plan as it stands"
DavidW says, "I could try putting the torch into the hole hoping for coal gas to blow the rocks into my face."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmuepeeange Moves: 162
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmuepeeange Moves: 163
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Grassy Plainsuepeeange Moves: 164
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Grassy Plainsuepeeange Moves: 165
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Great Plainssuepeeange Moves: 166
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Great Plains
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Great Plainssuepeeange Moves: 167
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Great Plainssuepeeange Moves: 168
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Grassy Plainsuepeeange Moves: 169
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Grassy Plainsuepeeange Moves: 170
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Great Plainssuepeeange Moves: 171
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Great Plains
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 172
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "If dynamite was in the desert, we might be screwed."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 173
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Foot of Mountain Range
CF | You have reached the foot of a long mountain range that marks the
CF | western border of the Sierra. To the south a rocky expanse disappears
CF | into the distance, while to the east you can see the immense sunny
CF | expanse of the Sierra.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 174
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 175
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 176
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 177
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 178
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Sandy Terrain
CF | You are on a vast, arid, sandy, almost desert-like terrain. Some dry
CF | bushes roll in the wind, often getting stuck in piles of branches or
CF | in the rocks to the west, where, over the edge of a deep crevasse, you
CF | can see the peaks of the mountains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, a man and a stake here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask man about dynamite"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 179
CF |
CF | > ASK MAN ABOUT DYNAMITE
CF |
CF | "I don't know anything about it."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 180
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 181
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sandy Terrainsse Range Moves: 182
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 183
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 184
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | You can't take the horse that way. You'll have to leave him behind.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Edge of Crevasse Range Moves: 185
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 186
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | Bottom of Crevasse
CF | The bottom of the crevasse is littered with rocks and debris, and in
CF | some places it also hosts a few stunted tufts of grass. The only way
CF | out is a steep path up.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x debris"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 186
CF |
CF | > X DEBRIS
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x grass"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 186
CF |
CF | > X GRASS
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x rocks"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 186
CF |
CF | > X ROCKS
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 187
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 188
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 189
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Bottom of Crevasseange Moves: 190
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "u"
CF ] Edge of Crevasseseange Moves: 191
CF |
CF | > U
CF |
CF | Edge of Crevasse
CF | You have reached the edge of a deep natural crevasse. To the east
CF | opens a sandy territory, very similar to the desert, while to the
CF | north a mountain range borders the Sierra. A steep path leads down to
CF | the bottom of the crevasse.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Edge of Crevasseseange Moves: 192
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | You grab the other end of the rope so that your horse will follow you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Foot of Mountain Range Moves: 193
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Foot of Mountain Range
CF | You have reached the foot of a long mountain range that marks the
CF | western border of the Sierra. To the south a rocky expanse disappears
CF | into the distance, while to the east you can see the immense sunny
CF | expanse of the Sierra.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaain Range Moves: 194
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 195
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | In Front of Teepee
CF | A light breeze stirs the sparse tufts of grass that cover the barren
CF | territory on which you find yourself. A teepee stands in the middle of
CF | the desolation of the landscape, almost as if to challenge its arid
CF | climate, and in front of it an old Indian warms himself in front of a
CF | fire singing the ancient songs of his people.
CF |
CF | You can see a small fire that burns with a crackling sound, your horse
CF | with a rope tied to it, a teepee and an old Indian here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask old about dynamite"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 195
CF |
CF | > ASK OLD ABOUT DYNAMITE
CF |
CF | Do you mean the old blanket or the old Indian?
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "indian"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 196
CF |
CF | > INDIAN
CF |
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask old indian about dynamite"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 197
CF |
CF | > ASK OLD INDIAN ABOUT DYNAMITE
CF |
CF | "I don't know anything about it."
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x teepee"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 198
CF |
CF | > X TEEPEE
CF |
CF | This typical conical tent has seen better days. Now it's old and
CF | battered like the man who inhabits it, but it keeps standing still.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "enter it"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 199
CF |
CF | > ENTER IT
CF |
CF | You can't enter that.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "search teepee"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 200
CF |
CF | > SEARCH TEEPEE
CF |
CF | You find nothing special.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "enter teepee"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 201
CF |
CF | > ENTER TEEPEE
CF |
CF | You can't enter that.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x fire"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 202
CF |
CF | > X FIRE
CF |
CF | The fire warms you up and gives you hope. For a brief moment you
CF | wished this was all a dream, but you have to find those bandits.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 203
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 204
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] In Front of Teepeeange Moves: 205
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "grr."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaeepeeange Moves: 206
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaeepeeange Moves: 207
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | Around you, for miles, is the vast Sierra Sedona. To the east, you see
CF | the deadly vastness of the desert, while to the south, the Sierra
CF | continues until it merges, in the distance, with the horizon.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaeepeeange Moves: 208
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaeepeeange Moves: 209
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sierra Sedonaeepeeange Moves: 210
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Great Plainsaeepeeange Moves: 211
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Great Plains
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Grassy Plainseepeeange Moves: 212
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathinseepeeange Moves: 213
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Rocky Path
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "u"
CF ] Plateauathinseepeeange Moves: 214
CF |
CF | > U
CF |
CF | Plateau
CF | You have reached the surface of a vast plateau that extends from the
CF | east to a precipice. A stony path descends to the plains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, some smoke signals
CF | (rising up in the sky) and a makeshift fire that burns with a
CF | crackling sound and produces a lot of smoke here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Edge of Chasmeepeeange Moves: 215
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Edge of Chasm
CF | A wide, deep chasm opens up towards the north, at the bottom of which
CF | you can clearly see the rapids of a stream. A long, unstable rope
CF | bridge leads to the other side of the chasm. To the west, a plateau
CF | extends as far as your gaze can see.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Edge of Chasmeepeeange Moves: 216
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "ask horse about dynamite"
CF ] Edge of Chasmeepeeange Moves: 217
CF |
CF | > ASK HORSE ABOUT DYNAMITE
CF |
CF | There is no reply.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Rope Bridgesmeepeeange Moves: 218
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Rope Bridge
CF | Below you, between the high rocky walls of the gorge, a raging torrent
CF | rushes away in a south-east direction. The fragile rope bridge sways
CF | under your weight, and you barely manage to keep your balance, as you
CF | stare, not without a little fear, into the abyss beneath your feet.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Large Plateaueepeeange Moves: 219
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Large Plateau
CF | Crossing the long suspension bridge, you have reached a large plateau
CF | that extends north. To the south, beyond the rope bridge, you can see
CF | the other side of the ravine you crossed.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "lol"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 220
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | End of Plateau
CF | The vast plateau ends here in front of the entrance to an old gold
CF | mine. At present you cannot enter it since a landslide has covered the
CF | only access, leaving only a small hole. To the south the plateau
CF | extends for a very long stretch.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "shoot hole"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 221
CF |
CF | > SHOOT HOLE
CF |
CF | You can't just go around shooting things arbitrarily, especially in
CF | the Wild West. Choose your target carefully or it might get you
CF | killed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "put torch in hole"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 222
CF |
CF | > PUT TORCH IN HOLE
CF |
CF | The crude lit torch won't fit in the hole.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "search landslide"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 223
CF |
CF | > SEARCH LANDSLIDE
CF |
CF | You find nothing special.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "climb landslide"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 224
CF |
CF | > CLIMB LANDSLIDE
CF |
CF | You would achieve nothing by this.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "I'm thinking the dynamite is in the desert maze somewhere, or that I missed an exit, or that there's a canyon wall to climb that I overlooked."
Jacqueline says, "Or it's a sekrit gift from someone."
DavidW says, "um, okay"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "i"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 225
CF |
CF | > I
CF |
CF | You're carrying a crude lit torch (providing light), some leather
CF | ties, a Winchester rifle, a Navajo knife, a canteen (empty) (which is
CF | closed), an old blanket (now stinking like a barbecue) and your
CF | clothes (worn).
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "it'd be a bit mean of the game to put it in the desert"
DavidW says, "well, I can't find it anywhere else."
Jacqueline says (to DW), "Well, I just mean that we've gotten some things in unexpected trades. The knife, the rifle."
DavidW says, "I can try to map the desert with the knife and ties and stuff."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 226
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Large Plateau
CF | Crossing the long suspension bridge, you have reached a large plateau
CF | that extends north. To the south, beyond the rope bridge, you can see
CF | the other side of the ravine you crossed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rope Bridgeauuepeeange Moves: 227
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Rope Bridge
CF | Below you, between the high rocky walls of the gorge, a raging torrent
CF | rushes away in a south-east direction. The fragile rope bridge sways
CF | under your weight, and you barely manage to keep your balance, as you
CF | stare, not without a little fear, into the abyss beneath your feet.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "jump"
CF ] Rope Bridgeauuepeeange Moves: 228
CF |
CF | > JUMP
CF |
CF | You jump on the spot, fruitlessly.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Rope Bridgeauuepeeange Moves: 229
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Edge of Chasmuepeeange Moves: 230
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Edge of Chasm
CF | A wide, deep chasm opens up towards the north, at the bottom of which
CF | you can clearly see the rapids of a stream. A long, unstable rope
CF | bridge leads to the other side of the chasm. To the west, a plateau
CF | extends as far as your gaze can see.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Edge of Chasmuepeeange Moves: 231
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | You grab the other end of the rope so that your horse will follow you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Plateau Chasmuepeeange Moves: 232
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Plateau
CF | You have reached the surface of a vast plateau that extends from the
CF | east to a precipice. A stony path descends to the plains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, some smoke signals
CF | (rising up in the sky) and a makeshift fire that burns with a
CF | crackling sound and produces a lot of smoke here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Plateau Chasmuepeeange Moves: 233
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] Rocky Pathasmuepeeange Moves: 234
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | Rocky Path
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Grassy Plainsuepeeange Moves: 235
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Great Plainssuepeeange Moves: 236
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Great Plains
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 237
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 238
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | Around you, for miles, is the vast Sierra Sedona. To the east, you see
CF | the deadly vastness of the desert, while to the south, the Sierra
CF | continues until it merges, in the distance, with the horizon.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 239
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Desert Sedonauepeeange Moves: 240
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. The
CF | desert seems to end to the south, but you can't push your gaze any
CF | further, as you are blinded by the sun.
CF |
CF | Some sort of bug scitters across the parched desert in front of you,
CF | then it's gone.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 241
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | Around you, for miles, is the vast Sierra Sedona. To the east, you see
CF | the deadly vastness of the desert, while to the south, the Sierra
CF | continues until it merges, in the distance, with the horizon.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 242
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Desert Sedonauepeeange Moves: 243
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. The
CF | desert seems to end to the south, but you can't push your gaze any
CF | further, as you are blinded by the sun.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Desert Sedonauepeeange Moves: 244
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn.
CF |
CF | You can see an overturned wagon here.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon exclaims, "ooh!"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x wagon"
CF ] Desert Sedonauepeeange Moves: 245
CF |
CF | > X WAGON
CF |
CF | This wagon was possibly used for transporting goods across the desert.
CF | It might be worth searching the wagon.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "search wagon"
CF ] Desert Sedonauepeeange Moves: 246
CF |
CF | > SEARCH WAGON
CF |
CF | You search the wagon and find a stick of dynamite.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take stick"
CF ] Desert Sedonauepeeange Moves: 247
CF |
CF | > TAKE STICK
CF |
CF | Taken.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Desert Sedonauepeeange Moves: 248
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Desert
CF | The hot summer sun of the desert reflects on the golden sea of burning
CF | sand. The desert extends in every direction, but you can't get your
CF | bearings, because the landscape is so similar wherever you turn. The
CF | desert seems to end to the south, but you can't push your gaze any
CF | further, as you are blinded by the sun.
CF |
CF | Some sort of bug scitters across the parched desert in front of you,
CF | then it's gone.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 249
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | Around you, for miles, is the vast Sierra Sedona. To the east, you see
CF | the deadly vastness of the desert, while to the south, the Sierra
CF | continues until it merges, in the distance, with the horizon.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take rope"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 250
CF |
CF | > TAKE ROPE
CF |
CF | You grab the other end of the rope so that your horse will follow you.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "nice"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Sierra Sedonauepeeange Moves: 251
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Sierra Sedona
CF | You are crossing the Sierra Sedona, which continues to the north,
CF | borders the Great Plains to the east, ends at the foot of a mountain
CF | range to the west and transforms into a barren and inhospitable region
CF | to the south.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it and a dead tree here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Great Plainsauepeeange Moves: 252
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Great Plains
CF | You have arrived in the Great Plains, where herds of bison usually
CF | find food and shelter. At present, though, you cannot spot any bison,
CF | here. To the west, in the distance, you see the Sierra Sedona, and
CF | beyond the plains, much further south, a mountain range.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Grassy Plainsuepeeange Moves: 253
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Grassy Plains
CF | The green expanse of grass sways like a sea of jade in the light
CF | breeze blowing from the south. Scanning the landscape in that
CF | direction, you see, in the distance, a plateau. To the north, the
CF | prairie extends for a long stretch.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Rocky Pathinsuepeeange Moves: 254
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Rocky Path
CF | A steep, rocky path winds up to a vast plateau, blending into the
CF | green of the Great Plains to the north.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "u"
CF ] Plateauathinsuepeeange Moves: 255
CF |
CF | > U
CF |
CF | Plateau
CF | You have reached the surface of a vast plateau that extends from the
CF | east to a precipice. A stony path descends to the plains.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it, some smoke signals
CF | (rising up in the sky) and a makeshift fire that burns with a
CF | crackling sound and produces a lot of smoke here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Edge of Chasmuepeeange Moves: 256
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Edge of Chasm
CF | A wide, deep chasm opens up towards the north, at the bottom of which
CF | you can clearly see the rapids of a stream. A long, unstable rope
CF | bridge leads to the other side of the chasm. To the west, a plateau
CF | extends as far as your gaze can see.
CF |
CF | You can see your horse with a rope tied to it here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "drop rope"
CF ] Edge of Chasmuepeeange Moves: 257
CF |
CF | > DROP ROPE
CF |
CF | You drop the end of the rope, so that your horse will no longer follow
CF | you.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Rope Bridgesmuepeeange Moves: 258
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Rope Bridge
CF | Below you, between the high rocky walls of the gorge, a raging torrent
CF | rushes away in a south-east direction. The fragile rope bridge sways
CF | under your weight, and you barely manage to keep your balance, as you
CF | stare, not without a little fear, into the abyss beneath your feet.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 259
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Large Plateau
CF | Crossing the long suspension bridge, you have reached a large plateau
CF | that extends north. To the south, beyond the rope bridge, you can see
CF | the other side of the ravine you crossed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 260
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | End of Plateau
CF | The vast plateau ends here in front of the entrance to an old gold
CF | mine. At present you cannot enter it since a landslide has covered the
CF | only access, leaving only a small hole. To the south the plateau
CF | extends for a very long stretch.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "put stick in hole"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 261
CF |
CF | > PUT STICK IN HOLE
CF |
CF | You put the stick of dynamite into the small hole.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "light stick"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 262
CF |
CF | > LIGHT STICK
CF |
CF | (with the torch)
CF | The wick of the dynamite is now burning like a sparkler. You'd better
CF | get out of here before it blows up!
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 263
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Large Plateau
CF | Crossing the long suspension bridge, you have reached a large plateau
CF | that extends north. To the south, beyond the rope bridge, you can see
CF | the other side of the ravine you crossed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "z"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 264
CF |
CF | > Z
CF |
CF | Time passes...
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "z"
CF ] Large Plateauuepeeange Moves: 265
CF |
CF | > Z
CF |
CF | Time passes...
CF |
CF | KABOOM! You hear an explosion nearby. You can now inspect the damage.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 266
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | End of Plateau
CF | The vast plateau ends here in front of the entrance to an old gold
CF | mine. The way is now open, thanks to the powerful explosion.To the
CF | south the plateau extends for a very long stretch.
CF |
CF | You can see lots of debris around the entrance to the mine and a large
CF | hole in the mountain wall here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf36"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] End of Plateauepeeange Moves: 266
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Large Gash in Tunnelse Moves: 267
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Large Gash in Tunnels
CF | The bright light of day breaks violently through the large gash
CF | produced by the dynamite, suffocated to the north and east by the dark
CF | mouth of two secondary tunnels. To the south, beyond the entrance, a
CF | large plateau extends under the summer sun.
CF |
CF | > DavidW asks, "north or east?"
Teaspoon asks, "eh, north?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 268
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Mining Tunnels
CF | You're lost in an intricate network of mining tunnels. You try to
CF | project the light of your crude torch far away, but the darkness of
CF | the passages swallows it up from every side. In the silence, you seem
CF | to hear a distant dripping, but you can't figure out which direction
CF | it's coming from.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 269
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Mining Tunnels
CF | You're lost in an intricate network of mining tunnels. You try to
CF | project the light of your crude torch far away, but the darkness of
CF | the tunnels swallows it from every side. In the silence, you seem to
CF | hear a distant dripping, but you can't figure out which direction it's
CF | coming from.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "listen"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 270
CF |
CF | > LISTEN
CF |
CF | A distant dripping seems to come from the north.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Tunnel TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 271
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Tunnel
CF | In the darkness of the tunnel, silence gives way to a typical ticking.
CF | The gallery is threatened by dangerous water infiltrations, and the
CF | mud covering the ground confirms it. To the south, you can see the
CF | dense network of galleries you have passed through, in which silence
CF | and darkness reign.
CF |
CF | You can see a Navajo hatchet here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x hatchet"
CF ] Tunnel TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 272
CF |
CF | > X HATCHET
CF |
CF | It is single-handed axe with a straight shaft and a head made of iron.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "take it"
CF ] DarknessunnelsTunnelse Moves: 273
CF |
CF | > TAKE IT
CF |
CF | As you take the hatchet you slide on the mud and the torch falls in
CF | the water, extinguishing itself. You are now in the dark.
CF |
CF | It is now pitch dark in here.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "oh dear"
Jacqueline asks (of Game), "What?!?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "listen"
CF ] DarknessunnelsTunnelse Moves: 274
CF |
CF | > LISTEN
CF |
CF | A faint sound seems to come from the south.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 275
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Mining Tunnels
CF | Now that your eyes are adapting to the darkness, you can see the
CF | outline of an exit door towards the east.
CF |
CF | > jenrexrode asks, "what's the Italian word for grue?"
Jacqueline says, "ha"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 276
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "listen"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 277
CF |
CF | > LISTEN
CF |
CF | A distant dripping seems to come from the north.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "open door"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 278
CF |
CF | > OPEN DOOR
CF |
CF | The door is warped and stuck, so it can't be opened. Since the wood is
CF | rotting, you might be able to cut it, should you have the right tool.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cut door with hatchet"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 279
CF |
CF | > CUT DOOR WITH HATCHET
CF |
CF | Using the hatchet you just found, you chop down the door in tiny
CF | little pieces. The way out is now accessible going east.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Mining TunnelsTunnelse Moves: 280
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Mining Tunnels
CF | The cave you came from is north of your position while a faint light
CF | can be seen towards the south at the end of the tunnel. Is it freedom,
CF | or just the headlamp of an incoming train?
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 281
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | North Side of Gorge
CF | When you reach the end of the tunnel, you find yourself in the open,
CF | on the edge of a deep precipice. It is the north side of a deep gorge,
CF | and on the other side you can see a group of rocks behind which smoke
CF | seems to emerge. Behind you is the entrance to the mining tunnel from
CF | which you came. A cluster of trees is adjacent to the ravine.
CF |
CF | You can see a long bridge that hangs along the side of the chasm here.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x bridge"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 282
CF |
CF | > X BRIDGE
CF |
CF | The bridge was probably cut down by the band of outlaws, and it now
CF | hangs along this side of the chasm. It is impossible to use it, so you
CF | must find another way to get to the south side.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "so we're getting closer to the outlaws"
DavidW asks, "Climb down the bridge?"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "climb down"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 283
CF |
CF | > CLIMB DOWN
CF |
CF | You would achieve nothing by this.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "climb bridge"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 284
CF |
CF | > CLIMB BRIDGE
CF |
CF | You would achieve nothing by this.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "d"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 285
CF |
CF | > D
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x bridge"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 286
CF |
CF | > X BRIDGE
CF |
CF | The bridge was probably cut down by the band of outlaws, and it now
CF | hangs along this side of the chasm. It is impossible to use it, so you
CF | must find another way to get to the south side.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 287
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | You cannot go south since the bridge has been destroyed.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x trees"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 288
CF |
CF | > X TREES
CF |
CF | Some very high trees grow close to the edge of the chasm. Maybe
CF | cutting one down could help you to cross it.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cut tree with hatchet"
CF ] North Side of Gorgelse Moves: 289
CF |
CF | > CUT TREE WITH HATCHET
CF |
CF | With considerable difficulty you finally manage to knock down one of
CF | the tallest trees, which falls towards the other side of the ravine,
CF | forming an excellent makeshift bridge.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] South Side of Ravinese Moves: 290
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | South Side of Ravine
CF | You are on the south side of a ravine, in the middle of a group of
CF | enormous rocks. To the south, you can clearly see the smoke of a
CF | campfire, while to the north a makeshift bridge allows you to reach
CF | the other side of the chasm.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "this is a really good hatchet"
Jacqueline says, "mmhmm"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x rocks"
CF ] South Side of Ravinese Moves: 290
CF |
CF | > X ROCKS
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x smoke"
CF ] South Side of Ravinese Moves: 290
CF |
CF | > X SMOKE
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "s"
CF ] Campfire among Rocksse Moves: 291
CF |
CF | > S
CF |
CF | Campfire among Rocks
CF | You have reached a campfire among the rocks. To the north, beyond the
CF | group of rocks you passed, a large chasm opens up. To the east,
CF | instead, you see a road to a pueblo.
CF |
CF | You can see a small fire that burns with a crackling sound here.
CF |
CF | > Jacqueline says, "Time to send a message. Maybe."
Teaspoon asks, "smoke signal again?"
DavidW says, "<smoke>Apaches, enemies here!</smoke>"
Jacqueline exclaims, "I've been trying to reach you about your vehicle's extended warranty!"
DavidW says, "oh lord"
Jacqueline cackles.
DavidW says, "Let's see what our other options are first. The Apaches might kill us as well as the bandits."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Road to Pueblo Rocksse Moves: 292
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | Road to Pueblo
CF | You have set off on the road that leads north to an abandoned pueblo.
CF | To the west you can see the smoke of a campfire.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] In Front of White Buildings Moves: 293
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | In Front of White Buildings
CF | Bare white buildings placed one next to the other look at you with
CF | their black windows like skulls with empty eye sockets. The place is
CF | silent, but on the ground you can distinguish numerous horse
CF | hoofprints and human footprint all around, especially in front of one
CF | of the buildings. You can get in by going north. Towards the south you
CF | go back from where you came.
CF |
CF | You can see a watering trough (which is empty) and a couple of
CF | hitching rails here.
CF |
CF | > jenrexrode says, "nice visual"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x trough"
CF ] In Front of White Buildings Moves: 294
CF |
CF | > X TROUGH
CF |
CF | It is a long, shallow container from which horses drink. It's full of
CF | water
CF |
CF | > jenrexrode says, "water has strange properties in this game."
DavidW says, "full of water (which is empty)"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "fill canteen"
CF ] In Front of White Buildings Moves: 295
CF |
CF | > FILL CANTEEN
CF |
CF | (with water)
CF | You fill the canteen with water from the basin.
CF |
CF | > DavidW says, "cute. I reached the basin in the desert from here."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x rails"
CF ] In Front of White Buildings Moves: 296
CF |
CF | > X RAILS
CF |
CF | Made of wood, they are horizontal rails with vertical supports to
CF | which a horse can be hitched, or tied up to.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x building"
CF ] In Front of White Buildings Moves: 296
CF |
CF | > X BUILDING
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x buildings"
CF ] In Front of White Buildings Moves: 296
CF |
CF | > X BUILDINGS
CF |
CF | You don't need to refer to "buildings" in this game.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "just one water source in the whole game, huh"
DavidW says, "I guess. It just has more than one location."
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "SAVE"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "cf37"
CF | >
CF | > SAVE
CF | %% Enter a save filename to write:
CF ] In Front of White Buildings Moves: 296
CF | Ok.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 297
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | Inside Old Building
CF | The interior of the old building shows clear signs of abandonment,
CF | but, in one corner, a small, almost extinguished fire lets out a thin
CF | wisp of smoke that disappears, high up, between the rotten beams of
CF | the ceiling. A broken window allows you to look out to monitor the
CF | situation. You can go out the building heading south.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x fire"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 298
CF |
CF | > X FIRE
CF |
CF | There is nothing special about it, except for the fact that it
CF | indicates people somewhat live here, and might be back soon.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x window"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 299
CF |
CF | > X WINDOW
CF |
CF | Looking through the window you can see the outside is clear of
CF | bandits, at the moment.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x beams"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 300
CF |
CF | > X BEAMS
CF |
CF | There is nothing special about the beans.
CF |
CF | Suddenly, you hear people laughing and screaming, almost covering the
CF | rumble of approaching horses.
CF |
CF | > Teaspoon says, "oh oh"
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "hide"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 300
CF |
CF | > HIDE
CF |
CF | That's not a verb I recognise.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "u"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 301
CF |
CF | > U
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "climb beams"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 302
CF |
CF | > CLIMB BEAMS
CF |
CF | No need to concern yourself with that.
CF |
CF | Looking through the window, you can see they are dismounting to water
CF | the horses.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "n"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 303
CF |
CF | > N
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "w"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 304
CF |
CF | > W
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | Talking in Spanish, they start joking about their carnage. Their laugh
CF | is unbearable.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "e"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 305
CF |
CF | > E
CF |
CF | You can't go that way.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "shoot men"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 305
CF |
CF | > SHOOT MEN
CF |
CF | Sorry, I don't understand what "men" means.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "shoot bandits"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 305
CF |
CF | > SHOOT BANDITS
CF |
CF | You can't see any such thing.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "x window"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 306
CF |
CF | > X WINDOW
CF |
CF | It looks like the people you were looking for have finally arrived.
CF | Maybe you can try to shoot through the window to take them down.
CF |
CF | It looks like the bandits are almost ready to leave.
CF |
CF | >
DavidW says (to ClubFloyd), "shoot through window"
CF ] Inside Old Buildinguildings Moves: 307
CF |
CF | > SHOOT THROUGH WINDOW
CF |
CF | (with the rifle)
CF | Hiding yourself with the window, you fire on the bandits, and with
CF | unerring aim you pick them off one by one before they have time to
CF | fire on you.
CF |
CF | Congratulations, sheriff!
CF |
CF | Once again the law triumphs, thanks to a man of valor who defends it
CF | at the cost of his own life. The people of Tucson will always remember
CF | your action.
CF |
CF |
CF | *** You have won ***
CF |
CF |
CF | Would you like to RESTART, RESTORE, UNDO the last move or QUIT? Teaspoon says, "that was an unexpected win"
Teaspoon says, "yay us"
DavidW says, "yes, yay us"
jenrexrode exclaims, "I want my, I want my, I want my TNT!"
Jacqueline says (to jen), "ha"
Jacqueline exclaims, "w00t!"
Teaspoon says, "thanks for driving, David"
DavidW says, "you're very welcome, thanks"
DavidW says, "I'm feeling clever at recognizing the need for dynamite."
Jacqueline smiles. "So you should."
DavidW says, "That's from all my experience at other games, like Augmented Fourth, which had an explosive herring you had to use as dynamite."
Teaspoon says, "I definitely wouldn't have gotten that from just a hole in the ground"
DavidW says, "hole in the landslide."
DavidW says, "Hole in the ground, you put a magic bean into."
Teaspoon says, "ah of course"
DavidW says, "Thanks all for coming, playing, helping, commenting, etc. I think I'll return to the lounge now."
Jacqueline exclaims, "Thank you!"




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