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11	Software: CF Java Map Editor	11	Software: CF Java Map Editor
12	Date: 1/23/2007	12	Date: 1/23/2007
13		13
14	This map is intended for use as a tutorial for	14	This map is intended for use as a tutorial for
15	complete newbies, to teach them some of the	15	complete newbies, to teach them some of the
16	basic concepts of Crossfire.	16	basic concepts of Deliantra.
17	endmsg	17	endmsg
18	per_player 1	18	per_player 1
19	end	19	end
20	arch woodfloor	20	arch woodfloor
21	end	21	end
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627	y 1	627	y 1
628	end	628	end
629	arch sign	629	arch sign
630	name Shops	630	name Shops
631	msg	631	msg
632	Shops are an important part of Crossfire. Shops will sell you all sorts of adventuring supplies,	632	Shops are an important part of Deliantra. Shops will sell you all sorts of adventuring supplies,
633	and then buy almost any treasure you bring back to sell.	633	and then buy almost any treasure you bring back to sell.
634		634
635	To enter a shop, step on the shop mat. This will transport you to the inside.	635	To enter a shop, step on the shop mat. This will transport you to the inside.
636	To exit, simply step on the inside mat. To sell items, drop them on the shop floor.	636	To exit, simply step on the inside mat. To sell items, drop them on the shop floor.
637	To buy items, simply pick up what you want and leave. The cost of the items will	637	To buy items, simply pick up what you want and leave. The cost of the items will
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640	up until you can afford what you're holding.	640	up until you can afford what you're holding.
641		641
642	You may enter this shop and look around, and buy something if you have the money.	642	You may enter this shop and look around, and buy something if you have the money.
643	When you're in the shop, clicking on an item in your inventory will tell you how much	643	When you're in the shop, clicking on an item in your inventory will tell you how much
644	the shop will pay you for it. Standing over an item on the shop floor and examining it	644	the shop will pay you for it. Standing over an item on the shop floor and examining it
645	(read the tooltip when hovering over it, press B<Left-Alt-e> or use the B<'examine> command)	645	(read the tooltip when hovering over it or press B<Left-Alt-e>).
646	will tell you that item's price.
647		646
648	WARNING: Be very careful not to drop anything you aren't sure you want to sell!	647	WARNING: Be very careful not to drop anything you aren't sure you want to sell!
649	Once dropped, an item is sold and belongs to the shop, and the price for buying	648	Once dropped, an item is sold and belongs to the shop, and the price for buying
650	it back may be many times what you sold it for. Check your client's documentation	649	it back may be many times what you sold it for. Check your client's documentation
651	on "locking" items for instructions on how to lock your important items so you can't	650	on "locking" items for instructions on how to lock your important items so you can't
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1035	name Missile Weapon Training	1034	name Missile Weapon Training
1036	msg	1035	msg
1037	Ready your bow, crossbow or rod by clicking on it. Arrows or bolts in your inventory will be used automatically.	1036	Ready your bow, crossbow or rod by clicking on it. Arrows or bolts in your inventory will be used automatically.
1038		1037
1039	If you want to use a spell you learned (you might check your inventory for any spellbooks and read them	1038	If you want to use a spell you learned (you might check your inventory for any spellbooks and read them
1040	by applying them), use the B<'cast I<spellname>> command, as in B<'cast burning hands> or, in CFPlus, simply	1039	by applying them), use the B<cast name of spell> command, as in B<cast burning hands> or simply
1041	B<cbh>, which will put the spell into your range slots, just as with a bow or crossbow.	1040	B<cbh>, which will put the spell into your range slots, just as with a bow or crossbow.
1042		1041
1043	To fire a missile weapon (or in general make a ranged attack), hold down your B<Shift> key (the "fire" key),	1042	To fire a missile weapon (or in general make a ranged attack), hold down your B<Shift> key (the "fire" key),
1044	and press the movement key in the direction you want to fire, for example B<Shift-Right>. If you recall how	1043	and press the movement key in the direction you want to fire, for example B<Shift-Right>. If you recall how
1045	you disarmed traps earlier, you will see its the same: forst you ready your weapon/spell/skill, then you fire it	1044	you disarmed traps earlier, you will see its the same: first you ready your weapon/spell/skill, then you fire it
1046	with B<Shift>.	1045	with B<Shift>.
1047		1046
1048	On the other side of these doors are some monsters.	1047	On the other side of these doors are some monsters.
1049	Pull the lever to open the doors, and shoot them all!	1048	Pull the lever to open the doors, and shoot them all!
1050	Don't worry, there's a force preventing them from reaching you.	1049	Don't worry, there's a force preventing them from reaching you.
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1442	arch woodfloor	1441	arch woodfloor
1443	x 11	1442	x 11
1444	y 1	1443	y 1
1445	end	1444	end
1446	arch sign	1445	arch sign
1447	name Press cursor-down once to read the next sign.	1446	name Press cursor-down (arrow-key-down) once to read the next sign.
1448	x 11	1447	x 11
1449	y 1	1448	y 1
1450	end	1449	end
1451	arch magic_mouth	1450	arch magic_mouth
1452	msg	1451	msg
1453	Welcome to Crossfire!	1452	Welcome to Deliantra!
1454		1453
1455	You are now in the beginner's area, which will	1454	You are now in the beginner's area, which will
1456	teach you the fundamentals of playing Crossfire,	1455	teach you the fundamentals of playing Deliantra,
1457	and prepare you to survive in this vast and	1456	and prepare you to survive in this vast and
1458	sometimes dangerous world.	1457	sometimes dangerous world.
1459		1458
1460	As you pass through these halls, read all the	1459	As you pass through these halls, read all the
1461	signs and any other information provided, and	1460	signs and any other information provided, and
1462	you'll soon learn the basics of the game.	1461	you'll soon learn the basics of the game.
1463		1462
1464	From here, move south (press your B<down-arrow> key,	1463	From here, move south (press your B<down-arrow> key)
1465	or type B<'south> <enter>) and press the space bar to	1464	and press the space bar to read the next sign. Good luck!
1466	read the next sign. Good luck!
1467	endmsg	1465	endmsg
1468	x 11	1466	x 11
1469	y 2	1467	y 2
1470	move_on all	1468	move_on all
1471	end	1469	end
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1474	y 2	1472	y 2
1475	end	1473	end
1476	arch sign	1474	arch sign
1477	name Press space bar to read me	1475	name Press space bar to read me
1478	msg	1476	msg
1479	Welcome to Crossfire!	1477	Welcome to Deliantra!
1480		1478
1481	You are now in the beginner's area, which will	1479	You are now in the beginner's area, which will
1482	teach you the fundamentals of playing Crossifre,	1480	teach you the fundamentals of playing Deliantra,
1483	and prepare you to survive in this vast and	1481	and prepare you to survive in this vast and
1484	sometimes dangerous world.	1482	sometimes (uhm, always) dangerous world.
1485		1483
1486	As you pass through these halls, read all the	1484	As you pass through these halls, read all the
1487	signs and any other information provided, and	1485	signs and any other information provided, and
1488	you'll soon learn the basics of the game.	1486	you'll soon learn the basics of the game.
1489		1487
1490	From here, move south (press your B<down-arrow> key,	1488	From here, move south (press your B<down-arrow> key)
1491	or type B<'south> <enter>) and press the space bar to	1489	and press the space bar to read the next sign. Good luck!
1492	read the next sign. Good luck!
1493	endmsg	1490	endmsg
1494	x 11	1491	x 11
1495	y 2	1492	y 2
1496	end	1493	end
1497	arch woodfloor	1494	arch woodfloor
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1504	=== Commands ===	1501	=== Commands ===
1505		1502
1506	There are many commands you can use to	1503	There are many commands you can use to
1507	do everything from movement to attacking	1504	do everything from movement to attacking
1508	to casting spells to identifying treasure. Any	1505	to casting spells to identifying treasure. Any
1509	command in Crossfire can be executed by	1506	command in Deliantra can be executed by
1510	typing ' (a single quote) followed by the	1507	simply typing it in and pressing B<Space>+B<Return>.
1511	command.
1512		1508
1513	So to move southeast, for example, you could type	1509	So to move southeast, for example, you could type
1514	B<'southeast>. To read this sign, you could type	1510	B<<southeast <return> >>. To read this sign, you could type
1515	B<'apply sign>. These "long-form" commands are	1511	B<<apply sign <return> >>. These "long-form" commands are
1516	always available for everything you can do in	1512	always available for everything you can do in
1517	the game.	1513	the game.
1518		1514
1519	However, it would be cumbersome to type	1515	However, it would be cumbersome to type
1520	commands like that for common actions, so	1516	commands like that for common actions, so
1521	many commands are bound to keys by default.	1517	many commands are bound to keys by default.
1522	This varies from client to client, but you will
1523	probably find that the movement commands
1524	are bound to the arrow keys on your keypad,
1525	for example. There are many other default
1526	keybindings, and you can create your own for
1527	any action or series of actions that you use
1528	regularly.
1529		1518
1530	In CFPlus (the recommended client) you can also enter commands by typing their initials. For example,	1519	You can also enter commands by typing their initials. For example,
1531	instead of typing B<'southeast>, you can type B<se> (note the lack of the '). Instead of typing	1520	instead of typing B<<southeast <return> >>, you can type B<< se<return> >> (note the lack of the space).
1532	B<'cast summon pet monster> you can usually type B<cspm> and so on.	1521	Instead of typing B<cast summon pet monster> you can usually type B<cspm> and so on.
1533		1522
1534	See the documentation for your Crossfire client for more information on	1523	You can also create your own keybindings, for example to use spells, items or skills. To do that, you
1535	keybindings.	1524	can usually use the popup menu you get when pressing the B<right mouse button> over an item
		1525	and select the B<bind ...> option.
1536	endmsg	1526	endmsg
1537	x 11	1527	x 11
1538	y 3	1528	y 3
1539	end	1529	end
1540	arch woodfloor	1530	arch woodfloor
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1552		1542
1553	You can move in any of eight directions: north,	1543	You can move in any of eight directions: north,
1554	south, east, west, and the four in between.	1544	south, east, west, and the four in between.
1555	Pressing a movement key once (or executing a	1545	Pressing a movement key once (or executing a
1556	movement command) will move you one tile	1546	movement command) will move you one tile
1557	in that direction. If something is in the way, you	1547	in that direction. If something is in the way, your
1558	may attack it.	1548	character might attack it.
1559		1549
1560	To run in a direction, which is very useful when	1550	To run in a direction, which is very useful when
1561	fighting, battering down doors, or traveling long	1551	fighting, battering down doors, or traveling long
1562	distances, hold down the B<Ctrl> key and press	1552	distances, hold down the B<Ctrl> key and press
1563	and hold the key for direction you wish to run.	1553	and hold the key for direction you wish to run.
1564		1554
1565	Most clients have bound the four primary directions to the arrow/cursor keys,	1555	The four primary directions are bound to the arrow/cursor keys,
1566	and all eight directions including diagonals on the numeric keypad.	1556	and all eight directions including diagonals on the numeric keypad. For laptop users
		1557	without numeric keypads you can also use B<Alt>-arrow key to get a diagonal movement.
1567		1558
1568	Now run to the end of this hallway (B<Ctrl-Right>), and read	1559	Now run to the end of this hallway (by pressing and holding B<Ctrl-Right-Arrow>), and read
1569	the sign there.	1560	the sign there.
1570	endmsg	1561	endmsg
1571	x 11	1562	x 11
1572	y 5	1563	y 5
1573	end	1564	end
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2143	If you have the find traps and disarm traps skills mentioned earlier, you can step NEXT to	2134	If you have the find traps and disarm traps skills mentioned earlier, you can step NEXT to
2144	it and attempt to find and disarm it. Since it's at the end of the hallway, you might decide it's	2135	it and attempt to find and disarm it. Since it's at the end of the hallway, you might decide it's
2145	not worth the risk, since there's nothing beyond it, but it's good to increase your experience	2136	not worth the risk, since there's nothing beyond it, but it's good to increase your experience
2146	in those skills whenever possible.	2137	in those skills whenever possible.
2147		2138
2148	Remember: to search for traps, press B<Left-Alt-s> (or type B<'ready_skill find traps>) to ready	2139	Remember: to search for traps, press B<Left-Alt-s> (or use the B<ready_skill find traps> = B<rsft> command)
2149	your find traps skill, and fire (Shift-direction key) in the direction you want to search.	2140	to ready your find traps skill, and fire (Shift-direction key) in the direction you want to search.
2150		2141
2151	To attempt to disarm any traps you find, press B<Left-Alt-d> (or type B<'ready_skill disarm traps>)	2142	To attempt to disarm any traps you find, press B<Left-Alt-d> (or type B<ready_skill disarm traps>)
2152	and fire.	2143	and fire.
2153	endmsg	2144	endmsg
2154	x 15	2145	x 15
2155	y 9	2146	y 9
2156	end	2147	end
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2175	y 12	2166	y 12
2176	end	2167	end
2177	arch sign	2168	arch sign
2178	msg	2169	msg
2179	How did you do? Watch your hit points (HP)	2170	How did you do? Watch your hit points (HP)
2180	closely during battle. If they get too low, you	2171	closely during battle. They are displayed in the lower right area of your client, and also as a horizontal bar above your character when you are injured.
2181	can always retreat and come back. Hit points	2172	If they get too low, you can always retreat and come back. Hit points
2182	gradually regenerate over time, so if you took	2173	gradually regenerate over time, so if you took
2183	damage, wait until your HP is back to the	2174	damage, wait until your HP is back to the
2184	maximum before moving on. Eating food	2175	maximum before moving on. Eating food
2185	speeds up HP regeneration, so you may want	2176	is vital for HP regeneration, so you may want
2186	to eat this food now.	2177	to eat this food now.
2187	endmsg	2178	endmsg
2188	x 15	2179	x 15
2189	y 12	2180	y 12
2190	end	2181	end
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2275	=== Talking to People ===	2266	=== Talking to People ===
2276		2267
2277	There are two different types of "people" in the game: PCs (player characters, i.e. other players)	2268	There are two different types of "people" in the game: PCs (player characters, i.e. other players)
2278	and NPCs (non-player-characters, your typical dumb computer-automated pseudo persons :)	2269	and NPCs (non-player-characters, your typical dumb computer-automated pseudo persons :)
2279		2270
2280	To talk to other players, for example to get help, you can use the B<chat> command, which	2271	To talk to other players, for example to get help, you can use the B<chat> command, whose text
2281	is displayed in blue. All players currently logged in can see that. In CFPlus, you can simply type	2272	is displayed in the B<Chat> tab. All players currently logged in can see that. You can simply type
2282	B<c some message>+<return> to chat with others. There is also the B<shout> command (short "sh")	2273	B<c some message>+<return> to chat with others without activating the Chat tab. There is also the B<shout>
2283	for use in emergencies, and B<say> (short "s") which all players on a map and all NPCs near you can hear.	2274	command (short "sh") for use in emergencies, and B<say> (short "s") which all players on a map and all
		2275	NPCs near you can hear.
2284		2276
2285	You can also get information from non-player characters (NPCs) in the game by talking to them.	2277	You can also get information from non-player characters (NPCs) in the game by talking to them.
2286	NPCs that can talk to you have a little speech bubble sign in the upper left corner of their map space.	2278	NPCs that can talk to you have a little speech bubble sign in the upper left corner of their map space.
2287		2279
2288	To talk to the man at the end of this hallway when you're finished reading this,	2280	To talk to the man at the end of this hallway when you're finished reading this,
2289	walk up next to him and either click on him or type: B<s hi>+<return>.	2281	walk up next to him and click on him with your mouse.
2290		2282
2291	Clicking on NPCs lets you use a dialogue window to communicate with the NPC. The say	2283	Clicking on NPCs lets you use a dialog window to communicate with the NPC. The say
2292	command is more tedious, but works when you can't see the NPC, or you need to say a password.	2284	command is more tedious, but works when you can't see the NPC, or you need to say a password.
2293		2285
2294	The say command will let you talk to nearby NPCs and other Crossfire players who are
2295	on the same map as you, so it is your main way to communicate inside the game.
2296
2297	Many NPC have useful information, but they will only tell you about it if you ask about the	2286	Many NPC have useful information, but they will only tell you about it if you ask the
2298	right things. Saying "hello" (or "hi") is a good start. If the NPC replies, look for words in his reply	2287	right questions. If the NPC talks to you, look for words in his reply
2299	that might be important, and ask about them. For example, if he says, "Hello, do you have	2288	that might be important (often they are underlined), and ask about them.
2300	any food?" ask him about food (B<s food>), and he may say something else in response to	2289	For example, if he says, "Hello, do you have any food?" ask him about food,
		2290	and he may say something else in response to that.
2301	that. Saying words like quest, key, treasure, and other things you're interested in may	2291	Saying words like quest, key, treasure, and other things you're interested in may
2302	start up very interesting conversations!	2292	start up very interesting conversations!
2303		2293
2304	Be careful not to run into friendly NPCs: dead men tell no tales.	2294	Be careful not to run into friendly NPCs: dead men tell no tales.
2305		2295
2306	Now go talk to that old man.	2296	Now go talk to that old man.
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2409	arch waybread	2399	arch waybread
2410	msg	2400	msg
2411	A message scrawled on the wall says:	2401	A message scrawled on the wall says:
2412		2402
2413	Waybreads are the MRE (Meals-Ready-to-Eat)	2403	Waybreads are the MRE (Meals-Ready-to-Eat)
2414	of Crossfire. They weigh very little but pack	2404	of Deliantra. They weigh very little but pack
2415	a large food value. They are much more	2405	a large food value. They are much more
2416	expensive than normal food, but when you	2406	expensive than normal food, but when you
2417	can afford them, they are the best food to	2407	can afford them, they are the best food to
2418	take on long trips or dungeon excursions,	2408	take on long trips or dungeon excursions,
2419	since their light weight won't slow you down.	2409	since their light weight won't slow you down.
…		…
2671	arch sign	2661	arch sign
2672	name Bashing Doors	2662	name Bashing Doors
2673	msg	2663	msg
2674	=== Doors ===	2664	=== Doors ===
2675		2665
2676	There are many kinds of doors in Crossfire.	2666	There are many kinds of doors in Deliantra.
2677	Some doors will open for you, so you can walk	2667	Some doors will open for you, so you can walk
2678	right through. Ordinary locked doors can be	2668	right through. Ordinary locked doors can be
2679	bashed open by attacking them or using	2669	bashed open by attacking them or using
2680	lockpicks. Stronger locked doors may require	2670	lockpicks. Stronger locked doors may require
2681	a certain key, or open when you speak a magic	2671	a certain key, or open when you speak a magic
2682	word or activate a certain trigger somewhere.	2672	word or activate a certain trigger somewhere.
2683		2673
2684	To get through this first door, run into it until	2674	To get through this first door, run into it until
2685	you break through.	2675	you break through. If you are too weak it might take a long time.
		2676	Either be persistent or create a new character with a higher Strength stat.
2686	endmsg	2677	endmsg
2687	x 19	2678	x 19
2688	y 1	2679	y 1
2689	end	2680	end
2690	arch woodfloor	2681	arch woodfloor
…		…
2838	msg	2829	msg
2839	A magic voice says:	2830	A magic voice says:
2840		2831
2841	Here is a note you can pick up and take with you. (You may have already picked it up	2832	Here is a note you can pick up and take with you. (You may have already picked it up
2842	automatically if your client is set to do that. If so, find it in your inventory and read it by	2833	automatically if your client is set to do that. If so, find it in your inventory and read it by
2843	middle-clicking or whatever action your client uses to apply inventory items.) You may wish	2834	clicking with the middle mouse button or scroll wheel). You may wish
2844	to read it first (press B<space>), and then pick it up (press the B<comma key> or type B<'take>).	2835	to read it first (press B<space> to apply it), and then pick it up (press the B<comma> key or use the B<take> command).
2845	Now it will be in your inventory, so you can read it anytime you need to.	2836	Now it will be in your inventory, so you can read it anytime you need to.
2846		2837
2847	Oh, and remember one thing: the password is B<orc-knuckle>.	2838	Oh, and remember one thing: the password is B<orc-knuckle>.
2848	endmsg	2839	endmsg
2849	x 20	2840	x 20
…		…
2877	than signs like this one. Did you see the sign	2868	than signs like this one. Did you see the sign
2878	on the wall as you were running here?	2869	on the wall as you were running here?
2879	Sometimes information comes from non-visible	2870	Sometimes information comes from non-visible
2880	sources like that, so always keep your eyes	2871	sources like that, so always keep your eyes
2881	open and don't miss anything that shows up	2872	open and don't miss anything that shows up
2882	in your Messages area.	2873	in your B<Messages> window.
2883		2874
2884	Information also comes from books, notes, and	2875	Information also comes from books, notes, and
2885	many other sources. The smallest note can be	2876	many other sources. The smallest note can be
2886	the first clue to a large treasure or heroic quest,	2877	the first clue to a large treasure or heroic quest,
2887	so always gather as much information as possible.	2878	so always gather as much information as possible.
…		…
3144	arch sign	3135	arch sign
3145	name Traps, and Automatic Doors	3136	name Traps, and Automatic Doors
3146	msg	3137	msg
3147	By the way, it's a good idea to always check	3138	By the way, it's a good idea to always check
3148	for traps before trying to open a door. Do	3139	for traps before trying to open a door. Do
3149	this with the command B<'ready_skill find traps>,	3140	this with the command B<ready_skill find traps> (short B<rsft>, by default
3150	(which is usually bound to the B<Left-Alt-s> key) and	3141	bound to the B<Left-Alt-s> key) and then keep firing into the
3151	then keep finding into the direction where you want to search for traps.	3142	direction where you want to search for traps (by pressing and holding B<Shift> + a direction key, here
		3143	B<Shift-Right-Arrow>).
3152		3144
3153	If you find a trap, you can try to disarm it with	3145	If you find a trap the server will tell you so and the trap will become visible, you can try to disarm it with
3154	B<'ready_skill disarm traps> (usually bound to B<Left-Alt-d>) and again firing into the direction	3146	B<ready_skill disarm traps> (short B<rsdt>, bound to B<Left-Alt-d>) and again firing
3155	of the trap you found. You can only find and disable traps if you have those skills.	3147	into the direction of the trap you found.
		3148
		3149	You can only find and disable traps if you have those skills. If you don't, you should
		3150	learn them early.
3156		3151
3157	Some doors will open when you walk up to them,	3152	Some doors will open when you walk up to them,
3158	then close after a moment. Be careful not to	3153	then close after a moment. Be careful not to
3159	get crushed by standing in the doorway	3154	get crushed by standing in the doorway
3160	too long!	3155	too long!
…		…
3260	msg	3255	msg
3261	=== Inventory ===	3256	=== Inventory ===
3262		3257
3263	Stop and take a look at your inventory for a moment. If you started the game with any	3258	Stop and take a look at your inventory for a moment. If you started the game with any
3264	armor or a hand-to-hand weapon like a sword, you probably should ready them now.	3259	armor or a hand-to-hand weapon like a sword, you probably should ready them now.
3265	(In most clients you do this by clicking them with your middle mouse button or using the right mouse button to get a popup menu.)	3260
		3261	You can toggle the inventory on and off by opening the playerbook with the B<Tab> key (or
		3262	directly going to the inventory with the B<F5> key. The popup menu you get when right-clicking on the
		3263	map (not the minimap) will tell you about these keys).
		3264
		3265	You wield/ready (and unwield/unready) weapons and other items by applying them. To do so,
		3266	click on the item with your middle mouse button (or scroll wheel button).
3266	Don't make the mistake of many new players, and run into your first monsters naked and empty-handed. :-)	3267	Don't make the mistake of many new players, and run into your first monsters naked and empty-handed. :-)
3267	endmsg	3268	endmsg
3268	x 22	3269	x 22
3269	y 11	3270	y 11
3270	end	3271	end
…		…
3287	name Fighting	3288	name Fighting
3288	msg	3289	msg
3289	=== Fighting ===	3290	=== Fighting ===
3290		3291
3291	Ready for your first fight? On the other side	3292	Ready for your first fight? On the other side
3292	of this door are some ants. They're mostly	3293	of this door are some ants. They're mostly
3293	harmless, so run into them as fast as you can,	3294	harmless, so run into them as fast as you can,
3294	until you kill them. Be sure to kill the anthill	3295	until you kill them. Be sure to kill the anthill
3295	too, so it can't produce more ants. Many	3296	too, so it can't produce more ants. Many
3296	monsters have "generators" like this which	3297	monsters have "generators" like this which
3297	produce more monsters every so often.	3298	produce more monsters every so often.
3298		3299
3299	After you kill the ants, go through the next	3300	After you kill the ants, go through the next
3300	door.	3301	door.

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