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In a *very* original plot twist, I’ve been informed that we need to use the moon to reveal the key to the gate. Sometime during the night, can you hold the amulet to the moon and see what happen Other Yoda?
Oh. I must have missed that part. I spend a good fifteen minutes figuring where Rodlen got his amulet before giving up. =P
Shouldn’t they be like, an item?
clucky, do i have to use my cleric powers to return ye sight? you poor poor blind dumdum =P. lol all in good fun btw.
As Tinkergong holds up his amulet, it starts to glow in the moonlight. It then mysteriously floats 10 feet into the air, at which point it stops rising and starts spinning in place. The outline of a gate forms with the amulet at its pinnacle.
The gate slowly solidifies into a metal gate while the amulet stops spinning, lowers back into Tinkergong’s hand, and stops glowing. The metal gate squeaks open to reveal a black void.
“So, who wants to go first?” asks Tinkergong.
“I do!” Tinkergong says, answering his own question. He flies into the gate.
Two other Adventurers (Thog and Darknight) have already volunteered. Sorry.
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Yoda:
Everyone who has passed the test has an amulet, Clucky.