pecan
Level: Goblin
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I can't find the exit. The path to it has been interrupted so I can't get to the usual one, is there another?

Catherine

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schep
Level: Smitemaster

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Just like most levels, you need to defeat all rooms to drop the blue door, and then work your way to the exit. It is always possible to get to the exit on this level.

But there may be one more puzzle you need to solve, though it's in a familiar room.


Does this help?

pecan
Level: Goblin
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For some strange reason, although I posted this on RETURN to DD, it came up on this board. In the return, that path to the exit has collapsed, so i can't get to the staircase. Have you done that one?

Or can someone move this to the correct message board?

Catherine

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Oneiromancer
Level: Legendary Smitemaster

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Well, you can edit the title of the original post yourself if you want to, but Schik will have to change the room ID for the map link in the title. It's already on the right message board (i.e., Hints and Solutions).

If you want to include the correct map for the room yourself, use the Insert DROD Room image link to the right on the Reply screen above the smilies.

However, when I look at that I don't see an obvious exit (and I see what you mean about the usual one being blocked off). It is possible that there is a blue door and a staircase underneath tar somewhere on the level, that we can't see. Someone who has actually played the hold might have a hint for you there, if you don't want to go searching (which isn't fun, I know).

Game on,

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