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Nice job on making a walkthrough. I'm sure the DinkSolutions is waiting for one.
A few errors I found:
"Go out, up, east, If there isn't anything, go one screen up. Sorry, my fault. You'll see Scourger coming. And you will teleport yourself to Matridge."
The sequence should be: Go out, east, up. Going up first and then east should be impossible.
"Now, talk to that girl, then mother. Ask all the questions. Now talk to that bed. Head out, then south. Go inside to house where is food in the sign. Talk to woman. You can repeat your health by eating. But ask about the author. Now out, to another house. Ask how to cook. Then out, back to kitchen. Ask her to teach you how to cook."
There are some errors in this passage, this is correct (if I remember correctly):
Ask two persons in town for the author, then ask the trader with the fursign outside about cooking. Then go to the house with the foodsign on the outside and ask the girl inside how to cook.
Sometimes you could write slightly more compact for easier reading.
A few errors I found:
"Go out, up, east, If there isn't anything, go one screen up. Sorry, my fault. You'll see Scourger coming. And you will teleport yourself to Matridge."
The sequence should be: Go out, east, up. Going up first and then east should be impossible.
"Now, talk to that girl, then mother. Ask all the questions. Now talk to that bed. Head out, then south. Go inside to house where is food in the sign. Talk to woman. You can repeat your health by eating. But ask about the author. Now out, to another house. Ask how to cook. Then out, back to kitchen. Ask her to teach you how to cook."
There are some errors in this passage, this is correct (if I remember correctly):
Ask two persons in town for the author, then ask the trader with the fursign outside about cooking. Then go to the house with the foodsign on the outside and ask the girl inside how to cook.
Sometimes you could write slightly more compact for easier reading.