Go north through east door
climb stairs
go north
search room
go west search room
Chief Technical Officer
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Go north through east door
climb stairs
go north
search room
go west search room
You're in a dimly lit hallway with a staircase leading up to the north. You move to the middle of the staircase. There are exits to the west and north at the top of the stairs, and to the south at the bottom of the stairs.
Tennessee Room
You've entered a cozy and relatively clean bedroom. A huge bed with an overstuffed comforter takes up much of the space here. The headboard is the most ornate you've ever seen, with artistically inlaid wood spelling out "Room 14: Tennessee Room." There is an exit to the west, and two separate exits to the south.
As you enter from the south, Doctor Lucky enters from the west. He doesn't seem to notice you. You feel the electricity building. This is the moment you've been waiting for!
You find a large, overstuffed pillow on the bed. Nothing else is of interest, except for the old man, who doesn't seem to notice you pillaging his home.
Hallway
You are in a hallway with exits to west, east, and south. You see the old man move into the room to the south. He doesn't seem to notice you.
There's nothing of interest in the hallway.
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Chief Technical Officer
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Go south.
Drop cue stick.
Get sock from pocket.
Heft sock.
Kill Doctor Lucky with sock.
Lilac Room
You're in a room that's decorated in a sort of purple color that you can't quite place the name for. (Is it orchid? Lavender? No...) There is a sewing table and a dressmaking dummy, as well as several bolts of cloth in colors and patterns that are entirely unfashionable. (Is it fuchsia? Is that even purple?) Pulled up to the sewing table, there is a director's chair, the back of which declares "Lilac Room—#15." (You're pretty sure "magenta" is totally wrong, but you're stumped.) There are two exits to the north and another to the east.As you enter the room, the old man departs with startling alacrity, disappearing out of sight to the east. There's no indication he noticed you.
Billiard cue—dropped.
Sock—taken.
You enjoy hefting the sock, even though it makes your fingers smell all funny.
Doctor Lucky is not here.
get cue
go east
kill doctor lucky
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Chief Technical Officer
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get cue
go east
kill doctor lucky
Billiard cue—taken.
Hallway
You're in a dimly lit hallway with a staircase leading up to the north. You move to the middle of the staircase. There are exits to the west and north at the top of the stairs, and to the south at the bottom of the stairs.
You don't see Doctor Lucky here.
go north
kill doctor lucky
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Chief Technical Officer
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go north
kill doctor lucky
Tennessee Room
You've entered a cozy and relatively clean bedroom. A huge bed with an overstuffed comforter takes up much of the space here. The headboard is the most ornate you've ever seen, with artistically inlaid wood spelling out "Room 14: Tennessee Room." There is an exit to the west, and two separate exits to the south.Doctor Lucky isn't here.
Go South
Wait
Wait
Yah I guess that would end the game sooner or later. Move and kill.
kill doctor lucky
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Chief Technical Officer
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Go South through the West Door.
Lilac Room
You're in a room that's decorated in a sort of purple color that you can't quite place the name for. (Is it orchid? Lavender? No...) There is a sewing table and a dressmaking dummy, as well as several bolts of cloth in colors and patterns that are entirely unfashionable. (Is it fuchsia? Is that even purple?) Pulled up to the sewing table, there is a director's chair, the back of which declares "Lilac Room—#15." (You're pretty sure "magenta" is totally wrong, but you're stumped.) There are two exits to the north and another to the east.
kill doctor lucky
Move west
Draw card from deck
Kick dog
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Chief Technical Officer
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GO NORTH THROUGH THE WEST DOOR.
GO WEST.
Hallway
You are in a hallway with exits to the west, east, and south.Library
There's a fine line between a haphazard collection of books and a library. This room straddles the line, though the sign that reads "13: Library" suggests the latter. There are two exits to the west, and one to the east.
go west
go west
go south through east door
kill doctor lucky
go west
kill doctor lucky
go south
kill doctor lucky
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Chief Technical Officer
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go west
go west
go south through east door
kill doctor lucky
go west
kill doctor lucky
go south
kill doctor lucky
Hallway
Yep. Another hallway. There are exits to the west, east, and south.Master Suite
An enormous bed dominates the room. One side of the bed has the deepest human-sized depression you've ever seen in a mattress, but the other side looks factory-fresh. A metal handle protrudes from underneath the bed. The words "(10) Master Suite" are carved into the floorboards. There is an exit to the east, and two to the south.
Lancaster Room
The most noticeable feature in this room is that a wide variety of shoes and boots have been glued to the ceiling, spelling out the words "Lancaster Room: 9." Reflecting on this, you realize that of all of the Lancaster Rooms you've ever seen, this one is by far the Lancasteriest. There are two exits to the north, and one to the west.
Doctor Lucky isn't here.
Hallway
You find the design of this hallway unique and appealing. The architect's sensibilities... ah, who are we kidding—it's a hallway with stairs. There are exits to the north, east, and south.
Doctor Lucky isn't here.
Hallway
It's hallriffic. There are exits on the north wall at each end, and four exits on the south wall, of which the two westernmost exits lead to the same room. You're pleased and terrified to see the horrible nice old man through the westernmost south exit. He doesn't seem to notice you.
Doctor Lucky isn't here.
Vic treats all commands, whether successful or not, as counting as a 'move' I think. Making one post at a time (especially where moves remaining have been tight) has been sensible, because on at least one occasion due to a long chain of them, the doctor has been missed.
kill doctor lucky
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Chief Technical Officer
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Vic treats all commands, whether successful or not, as counting as a 'move' I think. Making one post at a time (especially where moves remaining have been tight) has been sensible, because on at least one occasion due to a long chain of them, the doctor has been missed.
kill doctor lucky
Doctor Lucky isn't here.
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kill doctor lucky
go south through westernmost door
kill doctor lucky
go north through west door
go north through west door
go north
kill doctor lucky