Yeoman quest - Revision history

Kahran042: /* London */ - Correct size for room.

2026-01-20T05:32:52Z

‎London: - Correct size for room.

Umbire the Phantom: /* The Sword Room */ some tweaks

2024-03-16T18:12:51Z

‎The Sword Room: some tweaks

Umbire the Phantom: /* Levels */ potholes for monster gen

2024-02-17T06:24:02Z

‎Levels: potholes for monster gen

Ion frigate: Removed references to symbols that are substituted in the rendered ttymap; we might consider changing the ttymap instead, but the text and map should be consistent

2023-06-08T07:58:00Z

Removed references to symbols that are substituted in the rendered ttymap; we might consider changing the ttymap instead, but the text and map should be consistent

Ion frigate: Unlike the wizard quest, you really don't want to be freeing prisoners here

2023-06-08T07:55:33Z

Unlike the wizard quest, you really don't want to be freeing prisoners here

Umbire the Phantom at 09:46, 8 August 2021

2021-08-08T09:46:43Z

Actual-nh: That the fillers are closely tailored is unusual

2021-08-07T17:48:41Z

That the fillers are closely tailored is unusual

Umbire the Phantom: Really not sure these in-article complaints do anything for readers.

2021-08-07T16:03:20Z

Really not sure these in-article complaints do anything for readers.

Kahran042 at 22:16, 6 August 2021

2021-08-06T22:16:49Z

Kahran042: /* London */

2021-07-04T18:17:39Z

‎London

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-The two-way magic portal back to the Dungeons of Doom is one of the two marked points in the top left. The Chief Yeoman Warder is in the small 2x2 room in the lower-right part of the building, and eleven other Yeoman Warders are located throughout the level. There is a vault on the left side of the building, meant to represent the former Royal Mint in the Tower. There are five large boxes in the southern part of the map. The two B's in the upper-left corner are ravens; other monsters are large dogs, wolves, werewolves, sewer rats, and rabid rats, all of which are shown. The leftmost chamber on the island to the lower-left represents the Lion Tower, where the Royal Menagerie was once kept. In game terms, it is indeed a [[treasure zoo]]. The stairs down are located at the marked point, at which the eleventh Yeoman Warder is located. The southern entrance to the tower is a drawbridge, guarded by two Yeoman Warders. The entire level is no-teleport and has undiggable walls.
+The two-way magic portal back to the Dungeons of Doom is one of the two marked points in the top left. The Chief Yeoman Warder is in the small 1x2 room in the lower-right part of the building, and eleven other Yeoman Warders are located throughout the level. There is a vault on the left side of the building, meant to represent the former Royal Mint in the Tower. There are five large boxes in the southern part of the map. The two B's in the upper-left corner are ravens; other monsters are large dogs, wolves, werewolves, sewer rats, and rabid rats, all of which are shown. The leftmost chamber on the island to the lower-left represents the Lion Tower, where the Royal Menagerie was once kept. In game terms, it is indeed a [[treasure zoo]]. The stairs down are located at the marked point, at which the eleventh Yeoman Warder is located. The southern entrance to the tower is a drawbridge, guarded by two Yeoman Warders. The entire level is no-teleport and has undiggable walls.
 ===Upper filler level===

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-[[Colonel Blood]], with the [[Crown of Saint Edward]] and the [[Bell of Opening]], is in the throne room, along with six random comestibles. Next to each of the sinks is a peaceful sleeping [[knight]] (the Knights of the Bath), as well as a [[broadsword]] (left) and a [[long sword]] (right). The lower-right room is a lawful [[temple]], containing four lit [[tallow candle]]s (two of which are stuck in the walls), as well as a [[chain mail]] and a [[plate mail]] (on the [[altar]].) In addition, there are three [[large dog]]s, one [[wolf]], two [[werewolf (animal)|werewolves]], three [[sewer rat]]s, and two [[rabid rat]]s; four [[arrow trap]]s, and two [[squeaky board]]s, all placed randomly. The stairs leading back up are located at the marked position.
+[[Colonel Blood]], with the [[Crown of Saint Edward]] and the [[Bell of Opening]], is in the throne room, along with six random comestibles. Next to each of the sinks is a peaceful sleeping [[Knight (player monster)|knight]] (the Knights of the Bath), as well as a [[broadsword]] next to the left one and a [[long sword]] next to the right one. The lower-right room is a lawful [[temple]], containing four lit [[tallow candle]]s (two of which are stuck in the walls), as well as a [[chain mail]] and a [[plate mail]] on the [[altar]]. In addition, there are three [[large dog]]s, one [[wolf]], two [[werewolves]], three [[sewer rat]]s, and two [[rabid rat]]s; four [[arrow trap]]s, and two [[squeaky board]]s, all placed randomly. The stairs leading back up are located at the marked position.
 ==Messages==

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 Random monsters on this Quest are generated with the following frequencies:
 *96/175 (55%) [[raven]]
-*24/175 (14%) random [[r]]
+*24/175 (14%) random {{mcsl|r}}
 *24/175 (14%) [[werewolf]]
-*6/175 (3%) random [[d]]
+*6/175 (3%) random {{mcsl|d}}
-*1/7 (14%) normal random monster
+*1/7 (14%) normal random [[monster]]
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 ''It should be noted that unlike other quest levels, "the inner ward" is completely non-capitalized in the source code; this article does the same.''
-The stairs are located at the marked positions. Monsters here are composed of three peaceful watch captains (@), four peaceful watchmen (W), and seven peaceful prisoners (P). Notably, one of the prisoners (the one marked '!') is William Penn, who would later found the colony of Pennsylvania.  Be careful about freeing the prisoners, as doing so will anger the members of the watch: while they are not dangerous at this point, killing them will incur penalties for [[murder]]. There is an axe in the left center courtyard; several bows, each with one silver arrow, in the four-by-four room at the top; and a watchman corpse, representing Talbot Edwards, at the marked '%' symbol. The marked graveyard represents the Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula, where executed prisoners were buried, the two marked shops represent storehouses, and the marked bookshop ('boo') represents Wakefield Tower, where records of the kingdom were kept since 1360. The X mark in the lower left room indicates a burnt engraving reading, "In case of trouble, ring bell." The entire level is no-teleport and undiggable.
+The stairs are located at the marked positions. Monsters here are composed of three peaceful watch captains, four peaceful watchmen, and seven peaceful prisoners. Notably, one of the prisoners is William Penn, who would later found the colony of Pennsylvania.  Be careful about freeing the prisoners, as doing so will anger the members of the watch: while they are not dangerous at this point, killing them will incur penalties for [[murder]]. There is an axe in the left center courtyard; several bows, each with one silver arrow, in the four-by-four room at the top; and a watchman corpse, representing Talbot Edwards, at the marked '%' symbol. The marked graveyard represents the Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula, where executed prisoners were buried, the two marked shops represent storehouses, and the marked bookshop ('boo') represents Wakefield Tower, where records of the kingdom were kept since 1360. The X mark in the lower left room indicates a burnt engraving reading, "In case of trouble, ring bell." The entire level is no-teleport and undiggable.
 ===Lower filler level(s)===

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 ''It should be noted that unlike other quest levels, "the inner ward" is completely non-capitalized in the source code; this article does the same.''
-The stairs are located at the marked positions. Monsters here are composed of three peaceful watch captains (@), four peaceful watchmen (W), and seven peaceful prisoners (P). Notably, one of the prisoners (the one marked '!') is William Penn, who would later found the colony of Pennsylvania. There is an axe in the left center courtyard; several bows, each with one silver arrow, in the four-by-four room at the top; and a watchman corpse, representing Talbot Edwards, at the marked '%' symbol. The marked graveyard represents the Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula, where executed prisoners were buried, the two marked shops represent storehouses, and the marked bookshop ('boo') represents Wakefield Tower, where records of the kingdom were kept since 1360. The X mark in the lower left room indicates a burnt engraving reading, "In case of trouble, ring bell." The entire level is no-teleport and undiggable.
+The stairs are located at the marked positions. Monsters here are composed of three peaceful watch captains (@), four peaceful watchmen (W), and seven peaceful prisoners (P). Notably, one of the prisoners (the one marked '!') is William Penn, who would later found the colony of Pennsylvania.  Be careful about freeing the prisoners, as doing so will anger the members of the watch: while they are not dangerous at this point, killing them will incur penalties for [[murder]]. There is an axe in the left center courtyard; several bows, each with one silver arrow, in the four-by-four room at the top; and a watchman corpse, representing Talbot Edwards, at the marked '%' symbol. The marked graveyard represents the Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula, where executed prisoners were buried, the two marked shops represent storehouses, and the marked bookshop ('boo') represents Wakefield Tower, where records of the kingdom were kept since 1360. The X mark in the lower left room indicates a burnt engraving reading, "In case of trouble, ring bell." The entire level is no-teleport and undiggable.
 ===Lower filler level(s)===

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−	The [[Yeoman]] quest sees you fighting [[Colonel Blood]] for [[The Crown of Saint Edward]]. The various levels ~~- even the fillers -~~ are heavily based on the actual Tower of London and Colonel Blood's attempted robbery of the Crown Jewels in 1671. For more information on the quest [[branch]] in general, see the [[quest]] article.	+	The [[Yeoman]] quest sees you fighting [[Colonel Blood]] for [[The Crown of Saint Edward]]. The various levels, including filler levels, are heavily based on the actual Tower of London and Colonel Blood's attempted robbery of the Crown Jewels in 1671. For more information on the quest [[branch]] in general, see the [[quest]] article.

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−	The [[Yeoman]] quest sees you fighting [[Colonel Blood]] for [[The Crown of Saint Edward]]. The various levels are heavily based on the actual Tower of London and Colonel Blood's attempted robbery of the Crown Jewels in 1671. For more information on the quest [[branch]] in general, see the [[quest]] article.	+	The [[Yeoman]] quest sees you fighting [[Colonel Blood]] for [[The Crown of Saint Edward]]. The various levels - even the fillers - are heavily based on the actual Tower of London and Colonel Blood's attempted robbery of the Crown Jewels in 1671. For more information on the quest [[branch]] in general, see the [[quest]] article.

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-The [[Yeoman]] quest sees you fighting [[Colonel Blood]] for [[The Crown of Saint Edward]], and is the only surviving SLASH'EM quest to have actually had any effort put into it. It is unique in that unlike other quests, all of its levels, even the fillers, have specific designs, and are heavily based on the actual Tower of London and Colonel Blood's attempted robbery of the Crown Jewels in 1671. For more information on the quest [[branch]] in general, see the [[quest]] article.
+The [[Yeoman]] quest sees you fighting [[Colonel Blood]] for [[The Crown of Saint Edward]]. The various levels are heavily based on the actual Tower of London and Colonel Blood's attempted robbery of the Crown Jewels in 1671. For more information on the quest [[branch]] in general, see the [[quest]] article.
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