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{{Combat|name=me4t begZ0r|drops=[[meat vortex]]|meat=None|stat=21-22|element=bad spelling|image=beggar.gif|level=87|hp=77}} | {{Combat|name=me4t begZ0r|drops=[[meat vortex]]|meat=None|stat=21-22|element=bad spelling|image=beggar.gif|level=87|hp=77}} | ||
{{Combat|name=rampaging adding machine|drops=None|meat=None|stat=20|element=none|image=adding.gif|level=80|hp=70}} | |||
{{Combat|name=Some Bad ASCII Art|drops=[[ASCII shirt]], [[30669 scroll]], [[33398 scroll]],[[334 scroll]], [[334 scroll]]|meat=0|stat=~22|image=badascii.gif|level=?|hp=72|element=bad spelling|note1=A [[Semi-Rare Adventures|semi-rare adventure]].}} | |||
{{Combat|name=Spam Witch|drops=[[30669 scroll]], [[sammich crust]], [[Spam Witch sammich]]|meat=25-34|stat=21-22|element=bad spelling|image=spamwitch.gif|level=85|hp=75|note1=[[Sammich crust]] will not drop unless you are on the appropriate [[The Bounty Hunter Hunter's Shack|bounty hunt]].}} | {{Combat|name=Spam Witch|drops=[[30669 scroll]], [[sammich crust]], [[Spam Witch sammich]]|meat=25-34|stat=21-22|element=bad spelling|image=spamwitch.gif|level=85|hp=75|note1=[[Sammich crust]] will not drop unless you are on the appropriate [[The Bounty Hunter Hunter's Shack|bounty hunt]].}} | ||
{{Combat|name=XXX pr0n|drops=[[f3d0r4]], [[lowercase N]], [[pr0n legs]]|meat=24-34|stat=18-19|element=bad spelling|image=pr0n.gif|level=75|hp=68}} | {{Combat|name=XXX pr0n|drops=[[f3d0r4]], [[lowercase N]], [[pr0n legs]]|meat=24-34|stat=18-19|element=bad spelling|image=pr0n.gif|level=75|hp=68}} | ||
==Non-combat Adventures== | ==Non-combat Adventures== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*According to a Mr | *According to a [[Mr Skullhead]] post on the KoL forums from early in 2007, "Jick maintains that the Valley is not, in fact, intended to resemble a part of the female anatomy. Originally, when you used the bridge, you got a new picture that looked even more like female anatomy, complete with mountains that looked like knees up in the air and a well-placed tree at the cleft where they met. However, Jick got tired of people snickering and took the picture out." The original image, for your consideration: | ||
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*The name "The Valley Beyond the Orc Chasm" is a play on a non-existent area in [[Wikipedia:Zork|''Zork 1'']]. In the bundled "invisiClues," one could get help for ''Zork 1'' with the use of a special pen that made hints appear below corresponding questions. The hints were divided by sections of the game, and one section was labeled "The Land Beyond the Chasm." The guide talks extensively about a bridge that can neither be found nor created, and, thus, the area is inaccessible. The section's purpose was to ensure that players couldn't spoil themselves by reading the questions and determining the answers; many other questions had no relevance to gameplay, and still others contained large amounts of blank space in order to fool a player into thinking that might be an important question. An online version of invisiClues for ''Zork 1'' can be found [http://www.csd.uwo.ca/Infocom/Invisiclues/zork1/index.html here]. | *The name "The Valley Beyond the Orc Chasm" is a play on a non-existent area in [[Wikipedia:Zork|''Zork 1'']]. In the bundled "invisiClues," one could get help for ''Zork 1'' with the use of a special pen that made hints appear below corresponding questions. The hints were divided by sections of the game, and one section was labeled "The Land Beyond the Chasm." The guide talks extensively about a bridge that can neither be found nor created, and, thus, the area is inaccessible. The section's purpose was to ensure that players couldn't spoil themselves by reading the questions and determining the answers; many other questions had no relevance to gameplay, and still others contained large amounts of blank space in order to fool a player into thinking that might be an important question. An online version of invisiClues for ''Zork 1'' can be found [http://www.csd.uwo.ca/Infocom/Invisiclues/zork1/index.html here]. | ||
*Try saying "Orc Chasm" out loud. | *Try saying "Orc Chasm" out loud. | ||
*The Valley of Rof L'm Fao stands for [[Wiktionary:ROFLMAO| | *"The Valley of Rof L'm Fao" stands for "[[Wiktionary:ROFLMAO|The Valley of Rolling on the Floor Laughing My Freakin' Ass Off.]]" | ||
*All of the monsters in this area make heavy use of [[Wikipedia:Leet|Leetspeak]], a type of internet slang that changes the spelling of English words by replacing letters with visually similar symbols (especially letters for numbers, such as 1 for L). | *All of the monsters in this area make heavy use of [[Wikipedia:Leet|Leetspeak]], a type of internet slang that changes the spelling of English words by replacing letters with visually similar symbols (especially letters for numbers, such as 1 for L). | ||
[[Category:Locations|Valley Beyond the Orc Chasm, The]] | [[Category:Locations|Valley Beyond the Orc Chasm, The]] |
Revision as of 21:42, 5 January 2008
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Zone Num | 80 |
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Location | The Big Mountains |
Unlocks | After completing the Orc Chasm Quest. |
Recom Stat | 68 |
Combat % | 100 |
ML | 75 - 87 |
Terrain | outdoor |
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Lucky | Bad ASCII Art |
Bad Moon | Mistaken Identity, LOL |
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This area, found in The Big Mountains, opens up once you have the bridge in your inventory. Before the bridge it was The Orc Chasm. It is populated mostly by the horrid denizens of the Internet chat room, who will inflict bad spelling damage upon you, and a really angry adding machine. If your main stat isn't high enough, you will see the following message:
- As you near the Valley, you hear the beating of drums. Sinister drums. Nearby sinister drums. You freak out, and can go no further.
All monsters here, except a rampaging adding machine, suffer 30-60 damage from the dictionary (or facsimile dictionary), which can be used without being consumed.
Combat Adventures
1335 HaXx0r ![]() | |
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Anime Smiley ![]() | |
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Flaming Troll ![]() | |
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Lamz0r N00b ![]() | |
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me4t begZ0r ![]() | |
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rampaging adding machine ![]() | |
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Some Bad ASCII Art ![]() | |
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Spam Witch ![]() | |
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XXX pr0n ![]() | |
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Non-combat Adventures
Mistaken Identity, LOL | |
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Notes
- According to a Mr Skullhead post on the KoL forums from early in 2007, "Jick maintains that the Valley is not, in fact, intended to resemble a part of the female anatomy. Originally, when you used the bridge, you got a new picture that looked even more like female anatomy, complete with mountains that looked like knees up in the air and a well-placed tree at the cleft where they met. However, Jick got tired of people snickering and took the picture out." The original image, for your consideration:
References
- The name "The Valley Beyond the Orc Chasm" is a play on a non-existent area in Zork 1. In the bundled "invisiClues," one could get help for Zork 1 with the use of a special pen that made hints appear below corresponding questions. The hints were divided by sections of the game, and one section was labeled "The Land Beyond the Chasm." The guide talks extensively about a bridge that can neither be found nor created, and, thus, the area is inaccessible. The section's purpose was to ensure that players couldn't spoil themselves by reading the questions and determining the answers; many other questions had no relevance to gameplay, and still others contained large amounts of blank space in order to fool a player into thinking that might be an important question. An online version of invisiClues for Zork 1 can be found here.
- Try saying "Orc Chasm" out loud.
- "The Valley of Rof L'm Fao" stands for "The Valley of Rolling on the Floor Laughing My Freakin' Ass Off."
- All of the monsters in this area make heavy use of Leetspeak, a type of internet slang that changes the spelling of English words by replacing letters with visually similar symbols (especially letters for numbers, such as 1 for L).