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Pools of Darkness

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From: mat... Matuse
Date: Wed, 16 Nov 1994 21:00
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This would work better in email, but sjones@Solace.Krynn is (surprise) a 
bogus address, and my mail bounced...and i'm not in the mood to track down
where he's actually from, so here is my response here:
Just had to make me dig out my old maps didn't you? :)
The watcher can be found in the following places, every time you complete a
quest or request of hers, go to a place where she could be...you'll have an
advantage since you already have the cornocopia...
 
1:North of the right ventricle, there is a 1 shaped artery, with a little
exterior zone to the left and right...the watcher can be found on either side
in these little 4 room hallways.
2: as above....just on the opposite side you found her last time
 
3:Go all the way east, and then all the way north, you'll hit a dead end 
right below the left atrium...the watcher can be found in the little 
alcove 
just south and west from here, between the left Vent and left Atr.
 
4: Go all the way west...in exactly the middle (vertically) of the 
screen, right next to the exterior wall of the right atrium, the watcher 
can be found.
 
5: Looking on the "area" command, you can see 2 blood vessels going north 
from the bottom of the heart...if you go inside the right one, and then 
go 
straight north through it, you can stumble upon the watcher...beware lubs 
and dubs tho, they tend to wash you from the heart. Try and get the 
little gibbering maonder bit...he gives warnings of lubs and dubs so you 
can seek safety...getting flush-ed out all the time gets wearying.
 
Note: The watcher will only appear in each place *once*...when you find 
her in one place, you won't find her there again (and you'll get a 
message to
that effect)
 
Hope that helps. 

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