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Revision as of 01:36, 16 December 2008
(For the dictionary entry for Cube, see Cube (dict))
The Cube Theater is located in downtown Twilight
Combat Adventures
| Hamlet | ||
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Item Drops: sturdy boots, truepenny blade, tacky grip Chip Drops: 71-118 Experience Gained: 94
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| Lady Macbeth | ||
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Item Drops: poofy skirt, the Scottish necklace Chip Drops: 78-128 Experience Gained: 103
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| Rosencrantz and Guildenstern | ||
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Item Drops: decorated jerkin, deterministic coin, prabble crossbow Chip Drops: 83-134 Experience Gained: 101
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| star-crossed lovers | ||
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Item Drops: bodice, lover's locket, right half, sleeping draught Chip Drops: 77-121 Experience Gained: 97
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| unidentifiable English king | ||
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Item Drops: royal crown, snug breeches Chip Drops: 79-129 Experience Gained: 105
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Noncombat Choice Adventures
(This adventures has choices that may affect your Reputation, depending on your choice.
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One-time Adventures
| Guided By Voices | ||
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| the Bard | ||
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Item Drops: gold coin (x4) Chip Drops: 244 Experience Gained: 120
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| The Bit Player 1 | ||
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| The Bit Player 2 | ||
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| The Bit Player 3 | ||
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| The Bit Player 4 | ||
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References
- Everything here has to do with Shakespeare (the Bard). Plays referenced include Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and King Lear.
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are only minor characters in Shakespeare's Hamlet, but given the attacks the enemy "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern" perform, they tend to reference W.S. Gilbert's play Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
