wjomlex
Level: Roachling
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Are there any crumbly bricks in this room? I just can't do it...

Oneiromancer
Level: Legendary Smitemaster

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I had a nice set of hints of increasing spoilerish-ness, but for some reason the reply didn't go through and the forum went down for me for a bit. So now I have to remember what I said before, and it won't be as good.

Hint:

Further hint:

Spoileriffic:

Game on,

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droddrod
Level: Roachling
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It looks like I need to kill the roach first but for some reason I can't get the right moves going so I can get the mimic to the orb before I run out of room. Any other suggestions?

eytanz
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Trying to give you all the info you need without spelling it out is a hard task in this room, but here goes:

The orb is seven squares to the east of the arrow.
The trapdoor room is eight squares wide.

Therefore, if you are standing on the left edge of the trapdoor room and the mimic is on the arrow, you have horizontal room.

The problem - you are probably don't have vertical room. You can't cross a straight line created by trapdoors falling. Solution:







[Edited by eytanz at Local Time:10-07-2004 at 01:44 PM]

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droddrod
Level: Roachling
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Alright! I got it. Thanks.

jaglove21
Level: Goblin
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Thank you for helping us but after reading the posts I still do not understand.

Oneiromancer
Level: Legendary Smitemaster

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Game on,

[Edited by Oneiromancer at Local Time:10-06-2004 at 05:02 PM]

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