SteveJacksoff at 14:40, 28 January 2026

SteveJacksoff — Wed, 28 Jan 2026 14:40:48 GMT

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	*[[Cast FOG against the Elvins\| Cast FOG]]		*[[Cast FOG against the Elvins\| Cast FOG]]
	*[[Cast WOK against the Elvins\| Cast WOK]]		*[[Cast WOK against the Elvins\| Cast WOK]]
-	*[[Cast ZIp to escape the Elvins\| Cast ZIp]]

	[[Category: Sorcery!]]		[[Category: Sorcery!]]

SteveJacksoff: Created page with '"Daylight robbery," you remark, but put one gold piece into his hand none the less. The man touches his forehead with the coin in thanks. And with that, he strides away, whistlin…'

SteveJacksoff — Wed, 23 Apr 2025 21:59:58 GMT

Created page with '"Daylight robbery," you remark, but put one gold piece into his hand none the less. The man touches his forehead with the coin in thanks. And with that, he strides away, whistlin…'

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"Daylight robbery," you remark, but put one gold piece into his hand none the less. The man touches his forehead with the coin in thanks. And with that, he strides away, whistling! You head off down the bridge and back onto the path, none the wiser. You have a long way still to travel today.

The path continues along the side of a line of trees, winding leisurely. Suddenly, an acorn lands on your head and you hear a tittering from the trees above. Looking up you can see thin figures high in the branches, flying from tree to tree. They throw another acorn back at you, then another. If you're not mistaken, you are being pelted by Elvins!

Do you:
*[[Threaten them]]
*[[Walk on by]]
Cast a spell!
*[[Cast ZAP on the Elvins| Cast ZAP]]
*[[Cast FOF against the Elvins| Cast FOF]]
*[[Cast FOG against the Elvins| Cast FOG]]
*[[Cast WOK against the Elvins| Cast WOK]]
*[[Cast ZIp to escape the Elvins| Cast ZIp]]

[[Category: Sorcery!]]

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SteveJacksoff at 14:40, 28 January 2026

SteveJacksoff: Created page with '"Daylight robbery," you remark, but put one gold piece into his hand none the less. The man touches his forehead with the coin in thanks. And with that, he strides away, whistlin…'