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'''Type:''' Small Yacht<br>
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'''Length:''' 35 feet<br>
The idea of the [https://seanmccoy.substack.com/p/dungeon23 #dungeon32] "contest" was to build a megadungeon by creating a brief outline of one room, each day, for the year of 2023, in a [https://www.jetpens.com/Hobonichi-Techo-Weeks-Planners/ct/4080 particular kind of notebook]. This is the result of mine, with an introduction written after it was all done.</div>
'''Beam:''' 12 feet<br>
'''Draft:''' 6 feet<br>
'''Rig Type:''' Imperial with foresail<br>
'''Closest Tack:''' 2 points<br>
'''Speed:''' &#x25CF;&#x25CF;&#x25CF;<br>
'''Maneuverability:''' -2<br>
'''Standard Crew:''' 2<br>
'''Minimum Crew:''' 1<br>
'''Cabins:''' 4<br>
'''Soak:''' 6L<br>
'''Health Levels (Damage):''' 10<br>
'''Health Levels (Destroy):''' 20


This small yacht is built of ivory and birchwood, with silver nails and white silk sails. Extremely luxurious, it contains four cabins, each large enough for two people, as well as a small galley.
== Introduction ==


The ship is enchanted against storms, lightning and sargassos. An exalted passenger of any type can cast the solar sail charm Storm-Weathering Essence Infusion (''Exalted'', pg. 211) on the ship while on board. In becalmed seas, passengers can commit a total of 10 motes of essense to move the ship without wind or sails (with a Speed of &#x25CF;). In addition, passengers can commit 20 total motes to the ship to allow it to slowly self-repair. While this process will not be fast enough to shore up damage during combat, any damage will be repaired by the next dawn (assuming the ship lasts that long).
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Once a week, the ship may be commanded to sail to Fakharu's spire. If this order is given, the ship will travel without need for sailors or steersman all night, sailing at whatever speed is necessary, however incredible. It will come to land at the spire at dawn on the next day.
== January ==


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== Appendices ==
 
=== Appendix A: The Arch Keys ===
 
The early Kiooliciti experiments with portals led to the five "polyhedral" portals. The location of these are summarized here, in addition to the location of the keys that allow their use:
 
* Tetrahedral (yellow): 3.26, tesseract entrance. Keys: 2.2, 4.7, 4.8
* Cubic (orange): 1.28, smashed. Keys (shattered): 2.14, 4.26
* Octahedral (purple): 3.11, near geode. Keys: 1.13, 2.14, 4.7
* Dodecahedral (green): 4.16. Keys: 2.11, 4.4, 4.14
* Icosahedral (blue): 5.17. Keys: 5.3, 5.10, 5.27
 
=== Appendix B: Tesseract Connections ===
 
When the Kiooliciti built their tesseract, they labelled the ''edges'' of its graph not the ''nodes''. (After all, it is the edges that are the hard things to create and monitor.) Each edge (a connection between rooms of the tesseract) has been given an alchemical symbol. Most are two way (↔), some are one way (→), and some are broken (—). The edges are:
 
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* 🜁 air 3.26 → random destination.
* 🜂 fire 1.21 — 3.26
* 🜃 earth 3.26 ↔ 4.15
* 🜄 water 3.26 ↔ 5.1
* 🜉 aqua vitæ 4.15 ↔ 6.2
* 🜌 vinegar 4.15 ↔ 5.1
* 🜍 sulphur 4.29 ↔ 5.11
* 🜎 philosophers sulfur
* 🜏 black sulfur 5.7 ↔ 5.17
* 🜑 mercury sublimate 5.10 ↔ 5.17
* 🜔 salt 5.6 ↔ 5.7
* 🜕 nitre 5.11 ↔ 5.21
* 🜖 vitriol 5.3 ↔ 5.7
* 🜨 verdigris 5.21 ↔ 5.30
* 🜶 alkali 5.17 ↔ 5.31
* 🜳 regulus 5.4 ↔ 5.5
* 🜬 sublimate of antimony 5.4 ↔ 5.8
* 🜢 sublimate of copper 5.5 ↔ 5.8
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* 🝁 quicklime 5.15 ↔ 6.3
* 🝅 alum 5.15 ↔ 6.3
* 🜩 tin 5.2 ↔ 5.8
* 🜚 gold 5.16 ↔ 5.19
* 🜛 silver 5.20 ↔ 6.1
* 🜠 copper 5.29 ↔ 6.2
* 🜪 lead 5.2 ↔ 5.14
* 🜜 iron 5.8 ↔ 5.31
* 🜫 antimony 5.20 ↔ 6.1
* 🜾 bismuth 5.16 ↔ 6.4
* 🜺 arsenic 5.8 ↔ 5.13
* 🜼 realgar 5.30 ↔ 6.4
* 🜸 marcasite 5.20 ↔ 6.4
* 🜿 tartar 5.10 ↔ 5.16
* 🝃 borax 5.31 ↔ 6.1
* 🜘 rock salt 5.2 ↔ 5.11
* 🝉 gum 5.9 ↔ 5.13
* 🝊 wax 5.2 ↔ 5.20
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* 🝕 urine 5.2 ↔ 5.29
* 🝖 horse dung
* 🝞 sublimation 5.2 ↔ 5.22
* 🝟 precipitate 5.10 ↔ 5.24
* 🝠 distill 5.15 ↔ 5.23
* 🝢 dissolve 5.8 ↔ 5.25
* 🝣 purify 5.2 ↔ 5.27
* 🝤 putrefaction 5.17 ↔ 5.26
* 🝩 crucible 5.9 ↔ 5.28
* 🝪 alembic 5.25 ↔ 7.3
* 🝭 retort 5.23 ↔ 7.31
* 🝑 trident 5.24 ↔ 6.5
* 🝎 caput mortuum 5.20 ↔ 5.27
* ⍚ “evaporate” 5.26 ↔ 6.1
* ⍝ “encase” 5.27 ↔ 5.31
* ⍢ “grind” 5.27 ↔ 6.2
* ⌱ “extract” 5.28 ↔ 6.3
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Revision as of 05:48, 24 December 2023

The idea of the #dungeon32 "contest" was to build a megadungeon by creating a brief outline of one room, each day, for the year of 2023, in a particular kind of notebook. This is the result of mine, with an introduction written after it was all done.

Introduction

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January

Appendices

Appendix A: The Arch Keys

The early Kiooliciti experiments with portals led to the five "polyhedral" portals. The location of these are summarized here, in addition to the location of the keys that allow their use:

  • Tetrahedral (yellow): 3.26, tesseract entrance. Keys: 2.2, 4.7, 4.8
  • Cubic (orange): 1.28, smashed. Keys (shattered): 2.14, 4.26
  • Octahedral (purple): 3.11, near geode. Keys: 1.13, 2.14, 4.7
  • Dodecahedral (green): 4.16. Keys: 2.11, 4.4, 4.14
  • Icosahedral (blue): 5.17. Keys: 5.3, 5.10, 5.27

Appendix B: Tesseract Connections

When the Kiooliciti built their tesseract, they labelled the edges of its graph not the nodes. (After all, it is the edges that are the hard things to create and monitor.) Each edge (a connection between rooms of the tesseract) has been given an alchemical symbol. Most are two way (↔), some are one way (→), and some are broken (—). The edges are:

  • 🜁 air 3.26 → random destination.
  • 🜂 fire 1.21 — 3.26
  • 🜃 earth 3.26 ↔ 4.15
  • 🜄 water 3.26 ↔ 5.1
  • 🜉 aqua vitæ 4.15 ↔ 6.2
  • 🜌 vinegar 4.15 ↔ 5.1
  • 🜍 sulphur 4.29 ↔ 5.11
  • 🜎 philosophers sulfur
  • 🜏 black sulfur 5.7 ↔ 5.17
  • 🜑 mercury sublimate 5.10 ↔ 5.17
  • 🜔 salt 5.6 ↔ 5.7
  • 🜕 nitre 5.11 ↔ 5.21
  • 🜖 vitriol 5.3 ↔ 5.7
  • 🜨 verdigris 5.21 ↔ 5.30
  • 🜶 alkali 5.17 ↔ 5.31
  • 🜳 regulus 5.4 ↔ 5.5
  • 🜬 sublimate of antimony 5.4 ↔ 5.8
  • 🜢 sublimate of copper 5.5 ↔ 5.8
  • 🝁 quicklime 5.15 ↔ 6.3
  • 🝅 alum 5.15 ↔ 6.3
  • 🜩 tin 5.2 ↔ 5.8
  • 🜚 gold 5.16 ↔ 5.19
  • 🜛 silver 5.20 ↔ 6.1
  • 🜠 copper 5.29 ↔ 6.2
  • 🜪 lead 5.2 ↔ 5.14
  • 🜜 iron 5.8 ↔ 5.31
  • 🜫 antimony 5.20 ↔ 6.1
  • 🜾 bismuth 5.16 ↔ 6.4
  • 🜺 arsenic 5.8 ↔ 5.13
  • 🜼 realgar 5.30 ↔ 6.4
  • 🜸 marcasite 5.20 ↔ 6.4
  • 🜿 tartar 5.10 ↔ 5.16
  • 🝃 borax 5.31 ↔ 6.1
  • 🜘 rock salt 5.2 ↔ 5.11
  • 🝉 gum 5.9 ↔ 5.13
  • 🝊 wax 5.2 ↔ 5.20
  • 🝕 urine 5.2 ↔ 5.29
  • 🝖 horse dung
  • 🝞 sublimation 5.2 ↔ 5.22
  • 🝟 precipitate 5.10 ↔ 5.24
  • 🝠 distill 5.15 ↔ 5.23
  • 🝢 dissolve 5.8 ↔ 5.25
  • 🝣 purify 5.2 ↔ 5.27
  • 🝤 putrefaction 5.17 ↔ 5.26
  • 🝩 crucible 5.9 ↔ 5.28
  • 🝪 alembic 5.25 ↔ 7.3
  • 🝭 retort 5.23 ↔ 7.31
  • 🝑 trident 5.24 ↔ 6.5
  • 🝎 caput mortuum 5.20 ↔ 5.27
  • ⍚ “evaporate” 5.26 ↔ 6.1
  • ⍝ “encase” 5.27 ↔ 5.31
  • ⍢ “grind” 5.27 ↔ 6.2
  • ⌱ “extract” 5.28 ↔ 6.3