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re: Aethra - where the heck is that painting?!?

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From: TheZork
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 1994 16:26
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In article <3cr5ih$i...@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>, BRA...@SCORPION.AG.UIUC.EDU () writes:

>Awright already - I've cleaned out everything (I think) in the shareware
>version (I'll be getting the registered soon!) and raked over those sewers from
>stem to stern at least 5 times.  I've found the copy of the painting in the
>store.  I've got the stupid book of prophecies.  Where is that painting?  I
>don't mind the spoiler - I just can't figure this one out.
>
>
>				Scott




*** Spoiler ***












It is in dungeon in the old burned-down shack in town.  I had it and dropped it before I knew what it was for.  You can buy the one from the store, it seems to be the same thing.  I am also going to register this game.  It is one of THE BEST shareware crpg games I have ever played.  Hope this helps...

-TheZork

p.s.  have you found the Swamp monster?  He is worth a FEW exp :
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