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Investigate random thingy.

Visit watchhouse.

Investigate the bridge at this end for the helmet, I guess. (Ok, I admit that I often lose track of what's going on in these gamebooks, but this time I don't much care either) EDIT: Ok, in retrospect being rather negative, but this book just doesn't seem to be starting out well, compared to previous...

I'll change my vote to a half vote to avoid a tie.

Talk to them.

Ok, how do you pronounce the Warlock of Firetop Mountain's name? I always thought it was zag oar, with no strong emphasis on either syllable, but watched a youtbue video discussing the gamebook, where it got pronounced ZAY gor, with emphasis on the first. I guess it could also be za GORE, emphasis o...

The Mill, I guess.

Continue going over the roofs.

Half vote to eat and hide.

On the pier thing, it'll take at least a month to build (I saw a projection of 30-60 days) and seems like an incredibly stupid idea. Why not just make Israel let aid through? Why not force Israel to stop their genocide? This is such a non-solution I genuinely have no idea who the Democrats think it...

But a calming potion, yeah, and then see Hazi.

Market traders.

That seems wisest, yes. Though in theory we could double our gold, which seems unbalancing.

Makes sense.

Yeah, look in backpack.

I don't see any reason to pick one over the other, so may as ell.

Investigate random things.

Rend and tear!

I'd like to believe that srcs is on a manned mission to another planet, and it takes 8 months to wait for his log-in to work before he can post a reply. As his distance from Earth increases his responses will become further and further out of date, especially when he sees a 'a new response has been...

It's obviously not the right thing, so must be the right thing, check out the body.

Yeah, I was somewhat surprised at that myself.

Demand he do the rowing. This is reminiscent of them grave diggers who want us to do the digging in that other adventure, which was written by someone else.

*checks FF wikia* Moonrunner, by Stephen Hand

May as well not eat yet.

It should be understood that even if one person were killed due to a stampede that wasn't provoked by people trying to actively kill them it would be the fault of the IDF. They are there because of the IDF. They are starving because of the IDF. The international groups can't properly set up distrib...

The IDF gunned down people who were trying to receive food, killed over 100 people and wounded more than 700. IDF claims the deaths were caused by a stampede, but witnesses and doctors are all saying the deaths were caused by bullets. I'd not be surprised if many of the deaths and injuries were cau...