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82. An adventure sight on the back of a colossal sea turtle.

83. Already mentioned I think, but adventure takes place in the canopy of a rain forest, with vines, rope bridges, and traps set high in the air.

84. Time travel collect the keys type of adventure.

85. Ettercap underground fortress. Hard climbing challenges, with traps and spider guardians.

86. Ancient treasure was buried in purple worm breeding area. Worm tunnels that twist in every direction, crossing in confusing ways.

87. Classic; it is a volcano location.

88. Shadow Town. The enemy can move back and forth to the Shadow Plane. The shadow echos of the homes of the people are used as the enemy's base. The enemy killed all of the shadow people before moving on to kill the prime people.

89. Gear dungeon: The rooms of the dungeon can be shifted by pulling levers. Not all the levers are together, and some traps cause the rooms to shift as well.


Corbin should not rule this city because he is a concealed doppelganger.


Sissyl wrote:

Weird swedish foods 1: Lutfisk

Take a codlike fish and dry it by hanging in the sun from a rack. It becomes a woodlike plank. Two weeks before eating it, put it in cold water, changed daily. Five or six days later, instead put it into water with soda and slaked lime for a few days, then five or six more days with cold water. After this, the fish is ready to boil. Done wrong, the fish becomes lustrous and weird. Done very wrong, the fish dissolves - this is not a very good way to make glue.

Traditionally, it is eaten in late december. Swedes typically eat it with white sauce and boiled potatoes, maybe mustard, black pepper, diced eggs. This varies by region in Sweden. There are many who don't like it in Sweden. It exists as a tradition only in Sweden, Norway and Finland.

It makes me wonder how people ever came up with something like this? Did their plans for fish dinner keep getting pushed back. I would have tossed the fish out before I ever got to the point that it was ready.