How is this possible? I'm not sure it should be possible, at least not while staying hidden. Log below.
>hide
You melt into the background, convinced that your attempt to hide went unobserved.
Roundtime: 2 sec.
>l
[Rossman's Landing, Waterway Road]
Sheaves of grain and flowers bound with dark green vines decorate the doors of a small church. Unlike the other buildings in town, the church has been finished with split-wood shingles and stone walls. A small garden surrounds the walls, filled with fruit trees, dawns-eye daisies and morning glories. You also see a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a pile of grass, a copper coin and a waste bin.
Obvious paths: north, southwest.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>kick pile
[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
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[Assuming you mean a pile of grass.]
You take a step back and run up to the pile of grass. Bringing your foot smashing down onto the pile, you send bits and pieces of debris scattering in every direction. Looking around for the now defunct mountain of glory, you fail to find any signs of its presence.
>get coin
You come out of hiding.
You pick up 1 copper Lirum.
>l
[Rossman's Landing, Waterway Road]
Sheaves of grain and flowers bound with dark green vines decorate the doors of a small church. Unlike the other buildings in town, the church has been finished with split-wood shingles and stone walls. A small garden surrounds the walls, filled with fruit trees, dawns-eye daisies and morning glories. You also see a waste bin.
Obvious paths: north, southwest.
>'really?
You ask, "Really?"
>'heh
You say, "Heh."
I kick how many piles of grass, while hiding, and I stay hidden, but I get a copper coin and I come out of hiding? Is this working as intended? Just curious.
Dalkin/Jim
