Difference between revisions of "Cube Theater"
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''(For the dictionary entry for Cube, see [[Cube (dict)]])'' | ''(For the dictionary entry for Cube, see [[Cube (dict)]])'' | ||
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The Cube Theater is located in [[downtown Twilight]] | The Cube Theater is located in [[downtown Twilight]] | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
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{{enemy|items=[[royal crown]], [[snug breeches]]|chips=79-129|EL=|exp=105}}<br clear="all"> | {{enemy|items=[[royal crown]], [[snug breeches]]|chips=79-129|EL=|exp=105}}<br clear="all"> | ||
− | =Noncombat Adventures= | + | = Noncombat Choice Adventures = |
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− | + | |result1=[[Exit Stage Left]] (you get a [[pep-up pill]]) | |
+ | |choice2=Exit stage right | ||
+ | |result2=[[Exit Stage Right]] (you get 140-160 chips) | ||
+ | |choice3=Exit stage center | ||
+ | |result3=[[Exit Stage Center]] (you lose 5-8 HP and gain 300 XP) | ||
+ | }} | ||
=One-time Adventures= | =One-time Adventures= |
Revision as of 08:34, 15 July 2008
(For the dictionary entry for Cube, see Cube (dict))
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The Cube Theater is located in downtown Twilight
Combat Adventures
Noncombat Choice Adventures
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One-time Adventures
Occurs when you stop reading, and leave, when using The Bard's Play
You got an item: script page 1
You got an item: script page 2
You got an item: script page 3
You got an item: script page 4
You got an item: script page 5
References
- Everything here has to do with Shakespeare (the Bard). Plays referenced include Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and King Lear.