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Futuristic Horror (Similar to Manhunter)

1. Computer.

2. The Manhunter uses his computer to access the Orb central mainframe. He downloads schematics to their robot soldiers. Schematics.

3. Downloading the schematics, he notices something unusual - a previously unknown tunnel in the sewers? Flashlight.

4. The Manhunter uses the flashlight to go down the tunnel and, using the light, sees and avoids the tentacle monster from SQ1. Sewer grate.

5. Lifting the sewer grate, the Manhunter sneaks into the Orb complex and finds some explosives. Explosives

6. The Manhunter plans the Explosives in the Evil Corporation's Lair! (And no-one catches him, 'cos he's the Batman. Or as close as makes very little difference) Pistol.

7. The Manhunter collects the pistol and takes finger prints from it - and uncovers the corporate leader E. Vul McEeval is behind the murder of one of the other Manhunters! Fingerprints.

8. E. Vul McEeval ( ) proves in court that his "good" twin, Mr. Abraham Smith Angelovich, also has the same fingerprints! As they say: "If the prints don't fit, you must acquit!" Flagpole outside the Courthouse.

(Let's please not have the Manhunter grab the flagpole and put it in his pocket. This isn't LSL2)

Futuristic Horror (Similar to Manhunter)

1. Computer.

2. The Manhunter uses his computer to access the Orb central mainframe. He downloads schematics to their robot soldiers. Schematics.

3. Downloading the schematics, he notices something unusual - a previously unknown tunnel in the sewers? Flashlight.

4. The Manhunter uses the flashlight to go down the tunnel and, using the light, sees and avoids the tentacle monster from SQ1. Sewer grate.

5. Lifting the sewer grate, the Manhunter sneaks into the Orb complex and finds some explosives. Explosives

6. The Manhunter plans the Explosives in the Evil Corporation's Lair! (And no-one catches him, 'cos he's the Batman. Or as close as makes very little difference) Pistol.

7. The Manhunter collects the pistol and takes finger prints from it - and uncovers the corporate leader E. Vul McEeval is behind the murder of one of the other Manhunters! Fingerprints.

8. E. Vul McEeval ( ) proves in court that his "good" twin, Mr. Abraham Smith Angelovich, also has the same fingerprints! As they say: "If the prints don't fit, you must acquit!" Flagpole outside the Courthouse.
(Let's please not have the Manhunter grab the flagpole and put it in his pocket. This isn't LSL2)

9. The Manhunter goes out to the flag pole to lower the flag - but finds a note tied to the string. Note.

Futuristic Horror (Similar to Manhunter)

1. Computer.

2. The Manhunter uses his computer to access the Orb central mainframe. He downloads schematics to their robot soldiers. Schematics.

3. Downloading the schematics, he notices something unusual - a previously unknown tunnel in the sewers? Flashlight.

4. The Manhunter uses the flashlight to go down the tunnel and, using the light, sees and avoids the tentacle monster from SQ1. Sewer grate.

5. Lifting the sewer grate, the Manhunter sneaks into the Orb complex and finds some explosives. Explosives

6. The Manhunter plans the Explosives in the Evil Corporation's Lair! (And no-one catches him, 'cos he's the Batman. Or as close as makes very little difference) Pistol.

7. The Manhunter collects the pistol and takes finger prints from it - and uncovers the corporate leader E. Vul McEeval is behind the murder of one of the other Manhunters! Fingerprints.

8. E. Vul McEeval ( ) proves in court that his "good" twin, Mr. Abraham Smith Angelovich, also has the same fingerprints! As they say: "If the prints don't fit, you must acquit!" Flagpole outside the Courthouse.
(Let's please not have the Manhunter grab the flagpole and put it in his pocket. This isn't LSL2)

9. The Manhunter goes out to the flag pole to lower the flag - but finds a note tied to the string. Note.

10. The Note leads the Manhunter to Mr McEeval's Lair(TM), where the Manhunter shoots the Mooks and tries to arrest Mr McEeval. The latter says "You can't arrest a man for the same crime twice, surely," so the Manhunter goes berserk, yells "Don't call me Shirley!", and shoots him dead. The End.
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King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.
2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

I'm a King now? Huzzah! Ahem.

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

I'm a King now? Huzzah! Ahem.

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

4. She knows these shoes are magical. Bouncing up and down she says, "Bring, bring, this magic thing, Spring, Spring" - and the snow disappears across the land, and it's now Spring! Now she can travel the lands during spring to this natural spring! Map

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

4. She knows these shoes are magical. Bouncing up and down she says, "Bring, bring, this magic thing, Spring, Spring" - and the snow disappears across the land, and it's now Spring! Now she can travel the lands during spring to this natural spring! Map

5. The princess uses the map to pinpoint the location of the natural spring. Luckily it is a Magic Map that teleports her to the spring (but behind a rock)! But when she gets there, she realises she forgot to bring a flask or bottle. As she approaches and hides behind a rock, she sees a lion kill a gazelle, and an idea strikes: why not tan the gazelle's hide for leather and make a water-bottle? But first ... Lion.

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

4. She knows these shoes are magical. Bouncing up and down she says, "Bring, bring, this magic thing, Spring, Spring" - and the snow disappears across the land, and it's now Spring! Now she can travel the lands during spring to this natural spring! Map

5. The princess uses the map to pinpoint the location of the natural spring. Luckily it is a Magic Map that teleports her to the spring (but behind a rock)! But when she gets there, she realises she forgot to bring a flask or bottle. As she approaches and hides behind a rock, she sees a lion kill a gazelle, and an idea strikes: why not tan the gazelle's hide for leather and make a water-bottle? But first ... Lion.

6. Stepping out from the rock she asks the lion if she may have the gazelle's flesh (this got dark for a King's Quest type game!) to tan - and the Lion says, "Yes, of course." But she suspects the lion just might be lyin'! She picks up a pebble. Pebble

! Sorry. I didn't realise that, in KQ games, things like that don't happen. But if I can be poisoned, why can't a gazelle be killed?

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

4. She knows these shoes are magical. Bouncing up and down she says, "Bring, bring, this magic thing, Spring, Spring" - and the snow disappears across the land, and it's now Spring! Now she can travel the lands during spring to this natural spring! Map

5. The princess uses the map to pinpoint the location of the natural spring. Luckily it is a Magic Map that teleports her to the spring (but behind a rock)! But when she gets there, she realises she forgot to bring a flask or bottle. As she approaches and hides behind a rock, she sees a lion kill a gazelle, and an idea strikes: why not tan the gazelle's hide for leather and make a water-bottle? But first ... Lion.

6. Stepping out from the rock she asks the lion if she may have the gazelle's flesh (this got dark for a King's Quest type game!) to tan - and the Lion says, "Yes, of course." But she suspects the lion just might be lyin'! She picks up a pebble. Pebble

7. The princess knows the lion is lyin' because flesh cannot be tanned, only skin. She lets the lion have the flesh and uses the sharp pebble to tear the skin, tan it, and fashion a water flask from it (that looks like this!) Now she can fill it with water! But the problems remain: how to cork the flask and carry it? Thorn in the lion's paw.

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

4. She knows these shoes are magical. Bouncing up and down she says, "Bring, bring, this magic thing, Spring, Spring" - and the snow disappears across the land, and it's now Spring! Now she can travel the lands during spring to this natural spring! Map

5. The princess uses the map to pinpoint the location of the natural spring. Luckily it is a Magic Map that teleports her to the spring (but behind a rock)! But when she gets there, she realises she forgot to bring a flask or bottle. As she approaches and hides behind a rock, she sees a lion kill a gazelle, and an idea strikes: why not tan the gazelle's hide for leather and make a water-bottle? But first ... Lion.

6. Stepping out from the rock she asks the lion if she may have the gazelle's flesh (this got dark for a King's Quest type game!) to tan - and the Lion says, "Yes, of course." But she suspects the lion just might be lyin'! She picks up a pebble. Pebble

7. The princess knows the lion is lyin' because flesh cannot be tanned, only skin. She lets the lion have the flesh and uses the sharp pebble to tear the skin, tan it, and fashion a water flask from it (that looks like this!) Now she can fill it with water! But the problems remain: how to cork the flask and carry it? Thorn in the lion's paw.

8. She sees the large thorn and talks the lion into letting her remove it. With the large thorn, she can now cap the waterskin. Lion Mane Fur.

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

4. She knows these shoes are magical. Bouncing up and down she says, "Bring, bring, this magic thing, Spring, Spring" - and the snow disappears across the land, and it's now Spring! Now she can travel the lands during spring to this natural spring! Map

5. The princess uses the map to pinpoint the location of the natural spring. Luckily it is a Magic Map that teleports her to the spring (but behind a rock)! But when she gets there, she realises she forgot to bring a flask or bottle. As she approaches and hides behind a rock, she sees a lion kill a gazelle, and an idea strikes: why not tan the gazelle's hide for leather and make a water-bottle? But first ... Lion.

6. Stepping out from the rock she asks the lion if she may have the gazelle's flesh (this got dark for a King's Quest type game!) to tan - and the Lion says, "Yes, of course." But she suspects the lion just might be lyin'! She picks up a pebble. Pebble

7. The princess knows the lion is lyin' because flesh cannot be tanned, only skin. She lets the lion have the flesh and uses the sharp pebble to tear the skin, tan it, and fashion a water flask from it (that looks like this!) Now she can fill it with water! But the problems remain: how to cork the flask and carry it? Thorn in the lion's paw.

8. She sees the large thorn and talks the lion into letting her remove it. With the large thorn, she can now cap the waterskin. Lion Mane Fur.

9. The lion refuses to give up its fur until the princess reminds him that she removed the thorn. The princess uses the fur to create a little furry cap for herself, though she's not sure why as it's 120 F. She then realises that she can use the same fur to create a little furry carrying case for the precious flask! With the flask now complete, she journeys back to King Rath. Key to door of castle.

King's Quest-Type Games

1. Crown.

2. King Rath dons the crown and discovers the inside has needles! He's been poisoned and collapses! His daughter rushes to his side and finds a small needle in his hand! Needle.

3. Rath's daughter discovers the needle is still dripping with venom. She takes it to the apothecary, who identifies the venom is Ocularis Singularum, a very rare poison that slows the heartbeat but does not kill the victim. The antidote requires water from a natural spring! But Rath's daughter's shoes have springs in the heels! Spring.

4. She knows these shoes are magical. Bouncing up and down she says, "Bring, bring, this magic thing, Spring, Spring" - and the snow disappears across the land, and it's now Spring! Now she can travel the lands during spring to this natural spring! Map

5. The princess uses the map to pinpoint the location of the natural spring. Luckily it is a Magic Map that teleports her to the spring (but behind a rock)! But when she gets there, she realises she forgot to bring a flask or bottle. As she approaches and hides behind a rock, she sees a lion kill a gazelle, and an idea strikes: why not tan the gazelle's hide for leather and make a water-bottle? But first ... Lion.

6. Stepping out from the rock she asks the lion if she may have the gazelle's flesh (this got dark for a King's Quest type game!) to tan - and the Lion says, "Yes, of course." But she suspects the lion just might be lyin'! She picks up a pebble. Pebble

7. The princess knows the lion is lyin' because flesh cannot be tanned, only skin. She lets the lion have the flesh and uses the sharp pebble to tear the skin, tan it, and fashion a water flask from it (that looks like this!) Now she can fill it with water! But the problems remain: how to cork the flask and carry it? Thorn in the lion's paw.

8. She sees the large thorn and talks the lion into letting her remove it. With the large thorn, she can now cap the waterskin. Lion Mane Fur.

9. The lion refuses to give up its fur until the princess reminds him that she removed the thorn. The princess uses the fur to create a little furry cap for herself, though she's not sure why as it's 120 F. She then realises that she can use the same fur to create a little furry carrying case for the precious flask! With the flask now complete, she journeys back to King Rath. Key to door of castle.

10. She uses the key to enter the castle, "Father! Father!" she cries, "I am here!" The poisoned king looks up, "Good! Dear Daughter did you get the magic water from the spring?" Her eyes widen as she realizes she never did.

TO BE CONTINUED?

Spy Game - Codename: Iceman Type Games

1. Cell Phone.

Hold on! I thought the princess did get the water?

...Now she can fill it with water! But the problems remain: how to cork the flask and carry it?

Spy Game - Codename: Iceman Type Games

1. Cell Phone.

2. While our spy is waiting for his dry martini (stirred, not shaken), he uses his cell phone to play silly games, like "Raging Fowls". Then a woman in a low-cut red dress and a fur toque sits on the stool opposite him. "Mind if I smoke?" She drawls. Our spy - let's call him Frank, why not - offers her a light. Book of Matches.

Rath Darkblade wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 5:56 pm Hold on! I thought the princess did get the water?

...Now she can fill it with water! But the problems remain: how to cork the flask and carry it?

I read that as she has something to hold the water. Not that she ever GOT the water.