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The bed hasn't been slept in for quite a while.I }Ct is rumored that the wizard has hidden a bar of gold in the darkG catacombs underneath the house.The wizard used many t }ricks to keep anyone from finding the gold.Many people have tried and failed.There is a table here with a sign that says }"GOLD to be put here."2,0,25,0,0,1,0,3,3,5KITCHENYou are in the wizard's kitchen.An old pot sits over an open hearth and }Clooks like it used to boil, bubble, toil, and trouble.The shelves are filled with dusty bottles with labels like "Bat }Wings" "Space Dust" and "Salt".There is nothing here of value.3,0,25,7,2,4,0,0,3,5LIVING ROOMThis is the wizard's living }room.It is clear nothing has been living here for quite a while.A staircase leads down into a very dark and uninviting roo }m.You will need a lamp before you go any further.4,0,25,0,0,0,3,0,1,3OBSERVATORYThe wizard was keen on astronomy it seem }s, for this room is filled with many televisions and no windows.Remember that TURNON is one word.5,1,0,0,0,0,6,8,1,3LARGE }$ROOMYou are in one corner of a very) large room.This is the first of four rooms.6,1,0,0,0,5,0,7,1,3LARGE ROOMYou are }in one corner of a very large room.This is the second of four rooms.7,1,3,0,6,8,0,0,1,3LARGE ROOMYou are in one corne } r of a very large room.This is the third of four rooms.8,1,0,12,5,0,7,0,1,3LARGE ROOMYou are in one corner of a very } large room.This is the fourth of four rooms.9,1,0,13,0,0,0,12,2,4CHEMICAL STORAGE ROOMYou are in the wizard's chemica }l storage room. The room is a mess.There are broken bottles everywhere and they are all empty.If this were a different g }ame, you would probably find something here that was useful.10,1,0,14,0,0,0,11,2,4MUSHROOM GARDENThis is the mushroom ga }rden. There are forty-two varieties of fungus among the dirt and debris.Some of the mushrooms are edible. Some are pois }jonous.The mushroom here is not poisonous.11,1,0,15,10,0,0,0,3,5LIBRARYYou are in the wizard's library.n There are books } everywhere, some Seven on the shelves, most not.There is an ornate stand with aX broken glass case atop it. Where a b }ook would have been is dust.The plaque on the stand says "This Book Holds the Secret Words."You must read the book in this }i room in order to find the secret word.12,1,8,216,9,0,0,0,1,5MISTY ROOMThis mist-filled room smells ofn mildew and rot, }R as if it rises from dark and damp regions below.There is so much mist here it isV hard to see any detail. There might be }Ya way down from here.The mist is not so thick as before and a staircase can now be seen^ leading down.You must say a se }Gcret word to get an object to go down from here.13,1,9,0,0,0,14,0,1,3BLANK ROOMThis room intentionally left blank.This }hint intentionally left blank.14,1,10,18,0,13,0,0,1,3ARMOR CLOSETThis closet contains no armor as it has been ransacked ma }ny times.This closet never had any armor in it and was never ransacked.15,1,11,19,0,0,0,0,2,4EGG ROOMYou are in a room f }9illed with rotten eggs.From somewhere among the eggs you= hear a voice saying "GLEEK".You must type "SAY" and then the }c secret word in order to do things.16,1,12,0,0,0,0,0,2,4ART GALLERYThis room is filled with manyj obviously valuable }works of art.Actually, all the works of art are forgeries and are valueless.This room is a dead end.17,1,0,21,0,0,0,520,1 }9,5CROSSBOW FIRING RANGEThis was the sight of the firing= Yrange for the wizard and hisa crossbows.There is a sign h } ere that says "No Crossing on Foot".There used to be a sign here that said "No Crossing on Foot".There is no sign he } re that says r"No Riding Brooms".18,1,14,0,0,0,0,0,2,4MAGIC BROOM REPAIR SHOPIf you ever need to repair yourw magic }Gbroom, this is the place to come to.Although there is no one here toK khelp you, all the tools you needo are here.Ther }e are no tools here, and your broom will never need repair.19,0,0,23,0,0,0,0,4,6PSYCHEDELIC ROOMThis room was obviously }the wizard's smoking room. There is a UV light on the ceiling and florescent posters on the walls.The posters have all ma }nner of -strange incantations written on2 them.One poster has the words "Jefferson Airplane" and "Grateful Dead" in } large printing.You must turnoff something in order to read the poster.20,1,0,324,17,0,0,0,1,5AQUARIUM ROOMThis room h }as many aquariums in it. Some are broken, and some are not.There appears to be no way down.There is an open trap door, thro }ugh which can be seen a staircase going down.You need to eat to be strong to movethe tank and then you will need a key to }unlock the trap door.21,1,17,0,0,0,22,0,1,3WINE CELLARYou are in the wizard's wine cellar.If I had the time, you'd get th }e wine. (But, i'm sooo busy)22,1,18,0,0,21,0,23,2,4COMPUTER ROOMThe wizard had many computers in his possession. Most o }Gf them look old by today's standards.There is even an ATARI 800, one of first major home computers.You can turnon the c }omputer for a hint. Don't forget to turnoff the computer when you are done.23,1,19,0,22,0,0,0,1,3BOILER ROOMThis room }pcontains the boiler for heating the caves.The boiler also powers the UV light which has been burning for overu 200 year }s.24,1,20,0,0,0,0,0,2,4TREASURE ROOMYou have found the wizard's treasure room. Not many people have gotten this far into }w the catacombs.And none have left alive, as you can tell by all the skeletons around.A secret word gets you the gold,{ an }jd there's no trick to getting out.25,0,25,1,25,25,25,25,1,3ROOFTOP GARDENYou are on the roof top of thep wizard's hous }e. 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