Enter Arthur’s room. > CHANGE CLOTHES > TAKE PURSE Walk west, north, north. Enter the Queen’s Bower. Walk to the rose > TAKE ROSE > ASK ABOUT LANCELOT Walk east, east, east. Enter the treasury. > ASK ABOUT BUNDLES > ASK ABOUT GAWAINE Walk to the treasurer. > GIVE PURSE > GET GOLD > GET SILVER > GET COPPER > TAKE PURSE Walk downstairs, west, west, west, west, west, west. Enter the chapel. > LOOK AT SYMBOLS Walk to the left altar. > KNEEL > GIVE SILVER Give 1 silver. > GIVE GOLD Give 1 gold. > STAND Walk to the right altar. > KNEEL > GIVE SILVER Give 1 silver. > GIVE GOLD Give 1 gold. > STAND Walk south, east, east, east, east, east. Enter the treasury. Walk to the treasurer. > GIVE PURSE > GET GOLD > GET SILVER > GET COPPER > TAKE PURSE Walk downstairs, east. Enter Merlin’s room. > LOOK AT RUG > TALK TO MERLIN > ASK ABOUT GRAIL > ASK ABOUT GAWAINE > ASK ABOUT LANCELOT > ASK ABOUT GALAHAD Walk to the trunk. > OPEN TRUNK > TAKE LODESTONE Walk to the scroll on the desk. > LOOK AT SCROLL > READ SCROLL Walk to the map. > LOOK AT MAP Leave the map. > ASK ABOUT OT MOOR > ASK ABOUT GLASTONBURY TOR > ASK ABOUT SOUTHHAMPTON Walk south, south, south, west, south. Enter the courtyard. Walk to the southwestern guard. > ASK ABOUT GALAHAD > GIVE COPPER Give 1 copper. Walk to the south of the horse. > MOUNT HORSE Ride west, south. Travel to Glastonbury Tor. > LOOK AT STATUE > ASK MERLIN ABOUT STATUE Ride to the statue. > GIVE COPPER Give 1 copper. Ride west. > TALK TO HUNTER > ASK ABOUT FAMILY > ASK ABOUT CHILDREN > GIVE COPPER Give 1 copper. > ASK ABOUT SPEAR > ASK ABOUT BLACK KNIGHT > BUY SPEAR > GIVE GOLD Give 1 gold. > BUY FUR Ride west. Look closely and identify the brown ‘paths’ over the grass. Thrust as a boar reaches the brown path. For the last boar, thrust when it reaches the second path. Kill the three boars. Ride west. > TALK TO BIRD > YES Ride to the corpse. > LOOK AT BODY > LOOK AT SLEEVE > TAKE SLEEVE > TALK TO TREE Ride east. > YES Joust the Black Knight. Keep your shield away from the Black Knight’s lance. Keep your own lance where it hits the Black Knight’s unshielded body. Slay the Black Knight without being unhorsed. Ride east, to Gawaine. > LOOK AT GAWAINE > BREAK SHACKLES > TALK TO GAWAINE > ASK ABOUT MONK > CARRY GAWAINE ON HORSE Walk east. > TALK TO HAG > GIVE SLEEVE TO HAG > READ SLAB Walk north, to one of the stones. Solve the riddles. ^[+]

When set loose I fly away, never so cursed as when I go astray. What am I?	Arrow
Weight in my belly, trees on my back, nails on my ribs, feet I do lack. What am I?	Ship
Three lives have I. Gentle enough to soothe the skin, light enough to caress the sky, hard enough to crack rock. What am I?	Water
You heard me before, yet you hear me again, then I die, ’til you call me again. What am I?	Echo
I am seen in the water if seen in the sky, I am in the rainbow, a jay’s feather and lapis lazuli. What am I?	Blue
Glittering points that downwards thrust, sparkling spears that never rust. What am I?	Icicle
When I am filled I can point the way, when I am empty nothing moves me, I have two skins one without and one within. What am I?	Glove
Lovely and round, I shine with pale light, grown in the darkness, a lady’s delight. What am I?	Pearl
At the sound of me, men may dream or stamp their feet. At the sound of me, women may laugh or sometimes weep. What am I?	Song
I turn around once, what is out will not get in. I turn around again, what is in will not get out. What am I?	Key
If a man carried my burden he would break his back. I am not rich, but leave silver in my track. What am I?	Snail
Bright as diamonds, loud as thunder, never still, a thing of wonder. What am I?	Waterfall
I drive men mad for love of me. Easily beaten, never free.	Gold
Until I am not measured I am not known, yet how you miss me when I have flown. What am I?	Time

> TALK TO STONE Answer the riddle correctly. Walk to one of the stones. > TALK TO STONE Answer the riddle correctly. Walk to one of the stones. > TALK TO STONE Answer the riddle correctly. Walk to one of the stones. > TALK TO STONE Answer the riddle correctly. Walk to the stone. > TALK TO STONE Answer the riddle correctly. Walk to the donkey. Walk south, to the monk. > ASK ABOUT GRAIL Follow the monk west. > DRAW SWORD Kill the monk. > ASK MERLIN ABOUT OLD ONES Walk east, north. > LOOK AT ALTAR Walk to the altar. > PUT SILVER ON ALTAR Give 5 silver. Walk to the altar. > TAKE KEY Walk south, south, to the south side of the well. > UNLOCK LID > OPEN LID > SEARCH WELL Walk south, south. Travel to Ot Moor. Walk east, north. > USE HEART Use the heart as a compass. Walk north, west, west, north. Walk to the ice palace door. Walk to Pendragon. > GIVE HEART TO PENDRAGON > FREE LANCELOT > ASK ABOUT TEST Walk to the bush. > LOOK AT BUSH Use the manual to learn the language of flowers. ^[+]

poppy	consolation
yellow lily	falsehood
almond blossom	hope
anemone	afterthought
sunflower	haughtiness
forget-me-not	true love
daffodil	death
cornflower	chastity
chrysanthemum	truth
buttercup	childhood memories

Pass the first riddle. Pass the second riddle. Pass the third riddle. Wait until Lancelot is released. Walk west, west. Travel to Southampton. > TALK TO MAN > ASK ABOUT GALAHAD > ASK ABOUT DESTINATION > ASK ABOUT PRICE Walk to the man. > BUY TRIP TO GAZA Give 3 gold. > GO WITH BOY > ASK ABOUT GRAIL > ASK ABOUT JERUSALEM > ASK ABOUT GUARDIAN > ASK ABOUT GALAHAD > ASK ABOUT GODDESSES Learn the symbol of Athene. Learn the symbol of Vesta. Learn the symbol of Isis. Learn the symbol of Astarte. Learn the symbol of Ceres. Learn the symbol of Venus. > EAT > DRINK > STAND Walk north, south, east, south, east. > LOOK AT SKELETON > LOOK AT WATER If the guide threatens you, draw your sword and kill him. Walk east, north, to the stairs. > DRINK > ASK MERLIN ABOUT SILOAM > ASK MERLIN ABOUT HEZEKIAH Walk up the stairs, north, north. > TALK Walk to the mercenaries. > PAY Give 4 copper. Walk west, north, west, to the man. > DRAW SWORD Walk north. > TALK TO MAN > SELL MULE Walk east, south, to the woman. > TALK TO WOMAN > ASK ABOUT GALAHAD > ASK ABOUT GRAIL > ASK ABOUT APPLE > GIVE GOLD Give 1 gold. Walk to the man. > TALK TO MERCHANT > ASK ABOUT OATH Walk east, to the woman. > TALK TO WOMAN > BUY FALAFEL > GIVE MONEY Give 1 copper. > GIVE FALAFEL TO BOY Walk to the merchant. > TALK TO MAN Walk west, south, to the pottery merchant. > TALK TO MERCHANT > BUY MIRROR > GIVE MONEY Give 2 silver. Walk west. > CALL > TALK TO MARI > ASK FOR VEIL > GIVE MIRROR TO MARI > THROW MIRROR Walk south, to the merchant. > GIVE VEIL TO MERCHANT Walk west, west, to the meat merchant. > TALK TO MERCHANT > BUY MEAT Walk to the relic salesman. > TALK TO MERCHANT > BUY RELIC Enter any name. > GIVE MONEY Give 1 gold. > ASK ABOUT GRAIL > GIVE MONEY Give 2 silver and 8 copper. Walk east, to the merchant. > GIVE RELIC TO MERCHANT Walk west, south, to the door. > KNOCK > GIVE BROOM TO MAN Walk inside. Walk east, to the beggar. > TALK TO MAN > GIVE MONEY Give 1 copper. Walk south, east, east, to the merchant. > ASK ABOUT GOODS > BUY CHARCOAL > GIVE MONEY Give 2 copper. > BUY HERBS > GIVE MONEY Give 1 silver. Walk west, west, south, to the beggar. > GIVE CHARCOAL TO MAN Walk west, west, to the fish merchant. > TALK TO MERCHANT > GIVE HERBS TO MERCHANT Walk to the grain merchant. > TALK TO MERCHANT > BUY GRAIN > GIVE MONEY Give 3 copper. Walk south, west, to the meat merchant. > BUY LAMB > GIVE MONEY Give 6 copper. Walk east, east, to the woman. > GIVE LAMB TO WOMAN Walk south, to the woman. > TALK TO WOMAN > PUT GRAIN IN CAGE Walk east, south, to the woman. > TALK TO WOMAN Walk west, west, to the door. > KNOCK > TALK WOMAN > NO > NO > ASK ABOUT GODDESS > ASK ABOUT TEST Walk to Fatima. > GIVE PURSE TO FATIMA Walk east. Complete the goddesses test. ^[+]

Astarte:	She was the Goddess of Byblos. Among her other names were Astroarche, Attar-Samayin and Ishtar. The Israelites burned incense, offered wine and baked cakes in her honor. She had a great shrine at Aphaca. King Solomon built a sanctuary in her honor in Jerusalem. Her priestesses were famous for their skill in astrology.
Athene:	She was earlier known as a Goddess in the country of Libya. According to Greek legends, she was born from the forehead of Zeus. She was the patron of architects, sculptors, spinners and weavers. The element of brimstone was associated with her. The name of her major temple means “virgin-house.” She was renowned for her wisdom, which was often represented in the form of an owl sitting upon her shoulder.
Isis:	To the Egyptians, she was known as Hathor. Another title for her is Giver of Life. Another title for her is The One Who Is All. She gave birth to the sun and granted immortality to rulers. The yearly flood of the Nile was caused by the tears she cried. Her priests and servants were known as Pastophori.
Venus:	The Romans knew her by the name Aphrodite. Mirrors are considered her sacred objects. The Morning Star and Evening Star are named for her. Her sacred day is Friday on which day her followers would eat fish. Her sacred element is copper. One of her most important shrines was on the island of Cyprus.
Vesta:	She was known to the Romans as Hestia. In the ancient language of Sanscrit, her name means “shining.” She is the Guardian of Innermost Things. Her sacred fire was tended by six women who took vows of chastity for thirty years. Her hearth fire is thought to be the center of the earth. She is the guardian of home and hearth.
Ceres:	To the Romans she was known as Mother of the Harvest. In Greek, her name was Kore or Demeter. She was a guardian of grains and the field. Her major festival was celebrated on April 19th. She was renowned as The Lawgiver and her priestesses helped to found the legal system of Rome. Her sacred women were titled Matronae and ruled Rome for hundreds of years.

> ASK ABOUT HIEROPHANT Walk north, south, to the man. > ASK ABOUT GALAHAD > ASK ABOUT GRAIL > OPEN CATACOMBS > LOOK AT MURAL Walk north. > LOOK AT SYMBOL > ASK MERLIN ABOUT GNOSTIC > ASK MERLIN ABOUT SOPHIA Walk east, to the medallion. > TAKE MEDALLION WITH SWORD Walk east, to Galahad. > GIVE ELIXIR TO GALAHAD Walk west, north, north, to the tomb. > LOOK AT LID Walk to the opening. > LOOK IN TOMB > TAKE APPLE Walk north. > LOOK AT MURAL > LOOK AT SPIRAL Walk north, east. > LOOK AT MURAL Walk south, to the statue. > GIVE GOLDEN APPLE TO STATUE Answer six questions correctly and note Aphrodite’s directions. ^[+]

In the kingdom of fauna, what represents fertility and is sacred to Aphrodite?	Dove
In the kingdom of flora, what represents fertility and is sacred to Aphrodite?	Apple
Of what was the statue made that Pygmalion carved?	Ivory
To what people was the Goddess well known as Aphrodite?	Greek
Upon what did Hippolytus ride to go to the hunt?	Chariot
Upon whom did Theseus call for vengeance upon Hippolytus?	Poseidon
What did Aphrodite give to the statue to reward Pygmalion?	Life
What is Aphrodite’s sacred number?	Six
What is the name of the King who was father to Hippolytus?	Theseus
Where did Pygmalion live?	Cyprus
Who did Aphrodite make to fall in love with Hippolytus after he scorned the Goddess?	Phaedra
Who ended the dispute between Aphrodite and Persephone over Adonis?	Zeus
Who fell in love with Adonis and refused to release him from the Underworld?	Persephone
Who transformed into a boar and killed Adonis?	Ares
Who was dragged to death behind his chariot?	Hippolytus
Whom did Aphrodite love that was killed by a boar?	Adonis
Whom did Pygmalion worship?	Aphrodite
Whose company did Pygmalion disdain?	Women

> USE LODESTONE Remember the lodestone always points north. Follow Aphrodite’s directions. Reach the exit. Walk west, south, west, north. > EAT GREEN APPLE > TAKE HELMET Win the fight. Walk south. > LOOK AT SPIRAL > USE DOVE Walk east, to the second pillar from the north. > PUSH PILLAR Run west, downstairs, east. > TAKE GRAIL