NTER WITHOUT A KEY, AND THERE ARE NO KEYS NEARBY.  [I] WOULD RECOMMEND
63,]LOOKING ELSEWHERE FOR THE KEYS.
64,T]HE TREES OF THE FOREST ARE LARGE HARDWOOD OAK AND MAPLE, WITH AN
64,]OCCASIONAL GROVE OF PINE OR SPRUCE.  [T]HERE IS QUITE A BIT OF UNDER-
64,]GROWTH, LARGELY BIRCH AND ASH SAPLINGS PLUS NONDESCRIPT BUSHES OF
64,]VARIOUS SORTS.  [T]HIS TIME OF YEAR VISIBILITY IS QUITE RESTRICTED BY
64,]ALL THE LEAVES, BUT TRAVEL IS QUITE EASY IF YOU DETOUR AROUND THE
64,]SPRUCE AND BERRY BUSHES.
65,W]ELCOME TO [A]DVENTURE!!  [W]OULD YOU LIKE INSTRUCTIONS?
66,D]IGGING WITHOUT A SHOVEL IS QUITE IMPRACTICAL.  [E]VEN WITH A SHOVEL
66,]PROGRESS IS UNLIKELY.
67,B]LASTING REQUIRES DYNAMITE.
68,I]'M AS CONFUSED AS YOU ARE.
69,M]IST IS A WHITE VAPOR, USUALLY WATER, SEEN FROM TIME TO TIME IN
69,]CAVERNS.  [I]T CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE BUT IS FREQUENTLY A SIGN OF A DEEP
69,]PIT LEADING DOWN TO WATER.
70,Y]OUR FEET ARE NOW WET.
71,I] THINK [I] JUST LOST MY APPETITE.
72,T]HANK YOU, IT WAS DELICIOUS!
73,Y]OU HAVE TAKEN A DRINK FROM THE STREAM.  [T]HE WATER TASTES STRONGLY OF
73,]MINERALS, BUT IS NOT UNPLEASANT.  [I]T IS EXTREMELY COLD.
74,T]HE BOTTLE OF WATER IS NOW EMPTY.
75,R]UBBING THE ELECTRIC LAMP IS NOT PARTICULARLY REWARDING.  [A]NYWAY,
75,]NOTHING EXCITING HAPPENS.
76,P]ECULIAR.  [N]OTHING UNEXPECTED HAPPENS.
77,Y]OUR BOTTLE IS EMPTY AND THE GROUND IS WET.
78,Y]OU CAN'T POUR THAT.
79,W]ATCH IT!
80,W]HICH WAY?
81,O]H DEAR, YOU SEEM TO HAVE GOTTEN YOURSELF KILLED.  [I] MIGHT BE ABLE TO
81,]HELP YOU OUT,BUT [I]'VE NEVER REALLY DONE THIS BEFORE. [D]O YOU WANT ME
81,]TO TRY TO REINCARNATE YOU?
82,A]LL RIGHT.  [B]UT DON'T BLAME ME IF SOMETHING GOES WR......
82,                    --- POOF!! ---
82,Y]OU ARE ENGULFED IN A CLOUD OF ORANGE SMOKE.  [C]OUGHING AND GASPING,
82,]YOU EMERGE FROM THE SMOKE AND FIND....
83,Y]OU CLUMSY OAF, YOU'VE DONE IT AGAIN!  [I] DON'T KNOW HOW LONG [I] CAN
83,]KEEP THIS UP.  [D]O YOU WANT ME TO TRY REINCARNATING YOU AGAIN?
84,O]KAY, NOW WHERE DID [I] PUT MY ORANGE SMOKE?....  >]POOF!<
84,E]VERYTHING DISAPPEARS IN A DENSE CLOUD OF ORANGE SMOKE.
85,N]OW YOU'VE REALLY DONE IT!  [I]'M OUT OF ORANGE SMOKE!  [Y]OU DON'T
85,]EXPECT ME TO DO A DECENT REINCARNATION WITHOUT ANY ORANGE SMOKE,DO YOU?
86,O]KAY, IF YOU'RE SO SMART, DO IT YOURSELF!  [I]'M LEAVING!
90,>>> MESSAGES 81 THRU 90 ARE RESERVED FOR "OBITUARIES". <<<
91,S]ORRY, BUT [I] NO LONGER SEEM TO REMEMBER HOW IT WAS YOU GOT HERE.
92,Y]OU CAN'T CARRY ANYTHING MORE.  [Y]OU'LL HAVE TO DROP SOMETHING FIRST.
93,Y]OU CAN'T GO THROUGH A LOCKED STEEL GRATE!
94,I] BELIEVE WHAT YOU WANT IS RIGHT HERE WITH YOU.
95,Y]OU DON'T FIT THROUGH A TWO-INCH SLIT!
96,I] RESPECTFULLY SUGGEST YOU GO ACROSS THE BRIDGE INSTEAD OF JUMPING.
97,T]HERE IS NO WAY ACROSS THE FISSURE.
98,Y]OU'RE NOT CARRYING ANYTHING.
99,Y]OU ARE CURRENTLY HOLDING THE FOLLOWING:
100,I]T'S NOT HUNGRY (IT'S MERELY PININ' FOR THE FJORDS).  [B]ESIDES, YOU
100,]HAVE NO BIRD SEED.
101,T]HE SNAKE HAS NOW DEVOURED YOUR BIRD.
102,T]HERE'S NOTHING HERE IT WANTS TO EAT (EXCEPT PERHAPS YOU).
103,Y]OU FOOL, DWARVES EAT ONLY COAL!  [N]OW YOU'VE MADE HIM *REALLY* MAD!!
104,Y]OU HAVE NOTHING IN WHICH TO CARRY IT.
105,Y]OUR BOTTLE IS ALREADY FULL.
106,T]HERE IS NOTHING HERE WITH WHICH TO FILL THE BOTTLE.
107,Y]OUR BOTTLE IS NOW FULL OF WATER.
108,Y]OUR BOTTLE IS NOW FULL OF OIL.
109,Y]OU CAN'T FILL THAT.
110,D]ON'T BE RIDICULOUS!
111,T]HE DOOR IS EXTREMELY RUSTY AND REFUSES TO OPEN.
112,T]HE PLANT INDIGNANTLY SHAKES THE OIL OFF ITS LEAVES AND ASKS, "WATER?"
113,T]HE HINGES ARE QUITE THOROUGHLY RUSTED NOW AND WON'T BUDGE.
114,T]HE OIL HAS FREED UP THE HINGES SO THAT THE DOOR WILL NOW MOVE,
114,]ALTHOUGH IT REQUIRES SOME EFFORT.
115,T]HE PLANT HAS EXCEPTIONALLY DEEP ROOTS AND CANNOT BE PULLED FREE.
116,T]HE DWARVES' KNIVES VANISH AS THEY STRIKE THE WALLS OF THE CAVE.
117,S]OMETHING YOU'RE CARRYING WON'T FIT THROUGH THE TUNNEL WITH YOU.
117,Y]OU'D BEST TAKE INVENTORY AND DROP SOMETHING.
118,Y]OU CAN'T FIT THIS FIVE-FOOT CLAM THROUGH THAT LITTLE PASSAGE!
119,Y]OU CAN'T FIT THIS FIVE-FOOT OYSTER THROUGH THAT LITTLE PASSAGE!
120,I] ADVISE YOU TO PUT DOWN THE CLAM BEFORE OPENING IT.  >[STRAIN!<
121,I] ADVISE YOU TO PUT DOWN THE OYSTER BEFORE OPENING IT.  >[WRENCH!<
122,Y]OU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING STRONG ENOUGH TO OPEN THE CLAM.
123,Y]OU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING STRONG ENOUGH TO OPEN THE OYSTER.
124,A] GLISTENING PEARL FALLS OUT OF THE CLAM AND ROLLS AWAY.  [G]OODNESS,
124,]THIS MUST REALLY BE AN OYSTER.  ([I] NEVER WAS VERY GOOD AT IDENTIFYING
124,]BIVALVES.)  [W]HATEVER IT IS, IT HAS NOW SNAPPED SHUT AGAIN.
125,T]HE OYSTER CREAKS OPEN, REVEALING NOTHING BUT OYSTER INSIDE.  [I]T
125,]PROMPTLY SNAPS SHUT AGAIN.
126,Y]OU HAVE CRAWLED AROUND IN SOME LITTLE HOLES AND FOUND YOUR WAY
126,]BLOCKED BY A RECENT CAVE-IN.  [Y]OU ARE NOW BACK IN THE MAIN PASSAGE.
127,T]HERE ARE FAINT RUSTLING NOISES FROM THE DARKNESS BEHIND YOU.
128,O]UT FROM THE SHADOWS BEHIND YOU POUNCES A BEARDED PIRATE! "H]AR, HAR,"
128,H]E CHORTLES, "[I]'LL JUST TAKE ALL THIS BOOTY AND HIDE IT AWAY WITH ME
128,]CHEST DEEP IN THE MAZE!"  [H]E SNATCHES YOUR TREASURE AND VANISHES INTO
128,]THE GLOOM.
129,A] SEPULCHRAL VOICE REVERBERATING THROUGH THE CAVE SAYS, "[C]AVE CLOSING
129,]SOON.  [A]LL ADVENTURERS EXIT IMMEDIATELY THROUGH MAIN OFFICE."
130,A] MYSTERIOUS RECORDED VOICE GROANS INTO LIFE AND ANNOUNCES:
130,   "T]HIS EXIT IS CLOSED.  [P]LEASE LEAVE VIA MAIN OFFICE."
131,I]T LOOKS AS THOUGH YOU'RE DEAD.  [W]ELL, SEEING AS HOW IT'S SO CLOSE TO
131,]CLOSING TIME ANYWAY, [I] THINK WE'LL JUST CALL IT A DAY.
132,T]HE SEPULCHRAL VOICE ENTONES, "T]HE CAVE IS NOW CLOSED."  [A]S THE
132,]ECHOES FADE, THERE IS A BLINDING FLASH OF LIGHT (AND A SMALL PUFF OF
132,]ORANGE SMOKE). . . .[A]S YOUR EYES REFOCUS, YOU LOOK AROUND AND FIND...
133,T]HERE IS A LOUD EXPLOSION, AND A TWENTY-FOOT HOLE APPEARS IN THE FAR
133,]WALL, BURYING THE DWARVES IN THE RUBBLE.  [Y]OU MARCH THROUGH THE HOLE
133,]AND FIND YOURSELF IN THE MAIN OFFICE, WHERE A CHEERING BAND OF
133,]FRIENDLY ELVES CARRY THE CONQUERING ADVENTURER OFF INTO THE SUNSET.
134,T]HERE IS A LOUD EXPLOSION, AND A TWENTY-FOOT HOLE APPEARS IN THE FAR
134,]WALL, BURYING THE SNAKES IN THE RUBBLE.  [A] RIVER OF MOLTEN LAVA POURS
134,]IN THROUGH THE HOLE, DESTROYING EVERYTHING IN ITS PATH, INCLUDING YOU!
135,T]HERE IS A LOUD EXPLOSION, AND YOU ARE SUDDENLY SPLASHED ACROSS THE
135,]WALLS OF THE ROOM.
136,T]HE RESULTING RUCKUS HAS AWAKENED THE DWARVES.  T]HERE ARE NOW SEVERAL
136,]THREATENING LITTLE DWARVES IN THE ROOM WITH YOU!  [M]OST OF THEM THROW
136,]KNIVES AT YOU!  [A]LL OF THEM GET YOU!
137,O]H, LEAVE THE POOR UNHAPPY BIRD ALONE.
138,I] DARESAY WHATEVER YOU WANT IS AROUND HERE SOMEWHERE.
139,I] DON'T KNOW THE WORD "[STOP]".  [U]SE "[QUIT]" IF YOU WANT TO GIVE UP.
140,Y]OU CAN'T GET THERE FROM HERE.
141,Y]OU ARE BEING FOLLOWED BY A VERY LARGE, TAME BEAR.
142,I]F YOU WANT TO END YOUR ADVENTURE EARLY, SAY "QUIT".  [T]O SUSPEND YOUR
142,]ADVENTURE SUCH THAT YOU CAN CONTINUE LATER, SAY "[SUSPEND]" (OR
142,"PAUSE" ]OR "[SAVE]").  [T]O SEE WHAT HOURS THE CAVE IS NORMALLY OPEN,
142,]SAY "[HOURS]". [T]O SEE HOW WELL YOU'RE DOING, SAY "[SCORE]".  [T]O GET
142,]FULL CREDIT FOR A TREASURE, YOU MUST HAVE LEFT IT SAFELY IN THE
142,]BUILDING, THOUGH YOU GET PARTIAL CREDIT JUST FOR LOCATING IT.  [Y]OU
142,]LOSE POINTS FOR GETTING KILLED, OR FOR QUITTING, THOUGH THE FORMER
142,]COSTS YOU MORE.  [T]HERE ARE ALSO POINTS BASED ON HOW MUCH (IF ANY) OF
142,]THE CAVE YOU'VE MANAGED TO EXPLORE; IN PARTICULAR, THERE IS A LARGE
142,]BONUS JUST FOR GETTING IN (TO DISTINGUISH THE BEGINNERS FROM THE REST
142,]OF THE PACK), AND THERE ARE OTHER WAYS TO DETERMINE WHETHER YOU'VE BEEN
142,]THROUGH SOME OF THE MORE HARROWING SECTIONS.  [I]F YOU THINK YOU'VE
142,]FOUND ALL THE TREASURES, JUST KEEP EXPLORING FOR A WHILE.  [I]F NOTHING
142,]INTERESTING HAPPENS, YOU HAVEN'T FOUND THEM ALL YET.  [I]F SOMETHING
142,]INTERESTING *DOES* HAPPEN,IT MEANS YOU'RE GETTING A BONUS AND HAVE AN
142,]OPPORTUNITY TO GARNER MANY MORE POINTS IN THE MASTER'S SECTION.
142,I] MAY OCCASIONALLY OFFER HINTS IF YOU SEEM TO BE HAVING TROUBLE.  [I]F
142,I] DO, [I]'LL WARN YOU IN ADVANCE HOW MUCH IT WILL AFFECT YOUR SCORE TO
142,]ACCEPT THE HINTS.  [F]INALLY, TO SAVE PAPER, YOU MAY SPECIFY ["BRIEF"],
142,]WHICH TELLS ME NEVER TO REPEAT THE FULL DESCRIPTION OF A PLACE UNLESS
142,]YOU EXPLICITLY ASK ME TO.
143,D]O YOU INDEED WISH TO QUIT NOW?
144,T]HERE IS NOTHING HERE WITH WHICH TO FILL THE VASE.
145,T]HE SUDDEN CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE HAS DELICATELY SHATTERED THE VASE.
146,I]T IS BEYOND YOUR POWER TO DO THAT.
147,I] DON'T KNOW HOW.
148,I]T IS TOO FAR UP FOR YOU TO REACH.
149,Y]OU KILLED A LITTLE DWARF.  [T]HE BODY VANISHES IN A CLOUD OF GREASY
149,]BLACK SMOKE.
150,T]HE SHELL IS VERY STRONG AND IS IMPERVIOUS TO ATTACK.
151,W]HAT'S THE MATTER, CAN'T YOU READ?  [N]OW YOU'D BEST START OVER.
152,T]HE AXE BOUNCES HARMLESSLY OFF THE DRAGON'S THICK SCALES.
153,T]HE DRAGON LOOKS RATHER NASTY.  [Y]OU'D BEST NOT TRY TO GET BY.
154,T]HE LITTLE BIRD ATTACKS THE GREEN DRAGON, AND IN AN ASTOUNDING FLURRY
154,]GETS BURNT TO A CINDER.  [T]HE ASHES BLOW AWAY.
155,O]N WHAT?
156,O]KAY, FROM NOW ON [I]'LL ONLY DESCRIBE A PLACE IN FULL THE FIRST TIME
156,]YOU COME TO IT.  [T]O GET THE FULL DESCRIPTION, SAY "[LOOK".
157,T]ROLLS ARE CLOSE RELATIVES WITH THE ROCKS AND HAVE SKIN AS TOUGH AS
157,]THAT OF A RHINOCEROS.  [T]HE TROLL FENDS OFF YOUR BLOWS EFFORTLESSLY.
158,T]HE TROLL DEFTLY CATCHES THE AXE, EXAMINES IT CAREFULLY, AND TOSSES IT
158,]BACK, DECLARING, "[G]OOD WORKMANSHIP, BUT IT'S NOT VALUABLE ENOUGH."
159,T]HE TROLL CATCHES YOUR TREASURE AND SCURRIES AWAY OUT OF SIGHT.
160,T]HE TROLL REFUSES TO LET YOU CROSS.
161,T]HERE IS NO LONGER ANY WAY ACROSS THE CHASM.
162,J]UST AS YOU REACH THE OTHER SIDE, THE BRIDGE BUCKLES BENEATH THE
162,]WEIGHT OF THE BEAR, WHICH WAS STILL FOLLOWING YOU AROUND.  [Y]OU
162,]SCRABBLE DESPERATELY FOR SUPPORT, BUT AS THE BRIDGE COLLAPSES YOU
162,]STUMBLE BACK AND FALL INTO THE CHASM.
163,T]HE BEAR LUMBERS TOWARD THE TROLL, WHO LETS OUT A STARTLED SHRIEK AND
163,]SCURRIES AWAY.  [T]HE BEAR SOON GIVES UP THE PURSUIT AND WANDERS BACK.
164,T]HE AXE MISSES AND LANDS NEAR THE BEAR WHERE YOU CAN'T GET AT IT.
165,W]ITH WHAT?  [Y]OUR BARE HANDS?  [A]GAINST *HIS* BEAR HANDS??
166,T]HE BEAR IS CONFUSED; HE ONLY WANTS TO BE YOUR FRIEND.
167,F]OR CRYING OUT LOUD, THE POOR THING IS ALREADY DEAD!
168,T]HE BEAR EAGERLY WOLFS DOWN YOUR FOOD, AFTER WHICH HE SEEMS TO CALM
168,]DOWN CONSIDERABLY AND EVEN BECOMES RATHER FRIENDLY.
169,T]HE BEAR IS STILL CHAINED TO THE WALL.
170,T]HE CHAIN IS STILL LOCKED.
171,T]HE CHAIN IS NOW UNLOCKED.
172,T]HE CHAIN IS NOW LOCKED.
173,T]HERE IS NOTHING HERE TO WHICH THE CHAIN CAN BE LOCKED.
174,T]HERE IS NOTHING HERE TO EAT.
175,D]O YOU WANT THE HINT?
176,D]O YOU NEED HELP GETTING OUT OF THE MAZE?
177,Y]OU CAN MAKE THE PASSAGES LOOK LESS ALIKE BY DROPPING THINGS.
178,A]RE YOU TRYING TO EXPLORE BEYOND THE PLOVER ROOM?
179,T]HERE IS A WAY TO EXPLORE THAT REGION WITHOUT HAVING TO WORRY ABOUT
179,]FALLING INTO A PIT.  [N]ONE OF THE OBJECTS AVAILABLE IS IMMEDIATELY
179,]USEFUL IN DISCOVERING THE SECRET.
180,D]O YOU NEED HELP GETTING OUT OF HERE?
181,D]ON'T GO WEST.
182,G]LUTTONY IS NOT ONE OF THE TROLL'S VICES.  [A]VARICE, HOWEVER, IS.
183,Y]OUR LAMP IS GETTING DIM.  YOU'D BEST START WRAPPING THIS UP, UNLESS
183,Y]OU CAN FIND SOME FRESH BATTERIES. [I] SEEM TO RECALL THERE'S A VENDING
183,]MACHINE IN THE MAZE.  [B]RING SOME COINS WITH YOU.
184,Y]OUR LAMP HAS RUN OUT OF POWER.
185,T]HERE'S NOT MUCH POINT IN WANDERING AROUND OUT HERE, AND YOU CAN'T
185,]EXPLORE THE CAVE WITHOUT A LAMP.  [S]O LET'S JUST CALL IT A DAY.
186,T]HERE ARE FAINT RUSTLING NOISES FROM THE DARKNESS BEHIND YOU.  [A]S YOU
186,]TURN TOWARD THEM, THE BEAM OF YOUR LAMP FALLS ACROSS A BEARDED PIRATE.
186,H]E IS CARRYING A LARGE CHEST.  "[S]HIVER ME TIMBERS!" HE CRIES, "[I]'VE
186,]BEEN SPOTTED!  [I]'D BEST HIE MESELF OFF TO THE MAZE TO HIDE ME CHEST!"
186,W]ITH THAT, HE VANISHES INTO THE GLOOM.
187,Y]OUR LAMP IS GETTING DIM.  [Y]OU'D BEST GO BACK FOR THOSE BATTERIES.
188,Y]OUR LAMP IS GETTING DIM.  [I]'M TAKING THE LIBERTY OF REPLACING THE
188,]BATTERIES.
189,Y]OUR LAMP IS GETTING DIM, AND YOU'RE OUT OF SPARE BATTERIES.  [Y]OU'D
189,]BEST START WRAPPING THIS UP.
190,I]'M AFRAID THE MAGAZINE IS WRITTEN IN DWARVISH.
191,"T]HIS IS NOT THE MAZE WHERE THE PIRATE LEAVES HIS TREASURE CHEST."
192,H]MMM, THIS LOOKS LIKE A CLUE, WHICH MEANS IT'LL COST YOU 10 POINTS TO
192,]READ IT.  [S]HOULD [I] GO AHEAD AND READ IT ANYWAY?
193,I]T SAYS, "[T]HERE IS SOMETHING STRANGE ABOUT THIS PLACE, SUCH THAT ONE
193,]OF THE WORDS [I]'VE ALWAYS KNOWN NOW HAS A NEW EFFECT."
194,I]T SAYS THE SAME THING IT DID BEFORE.
195,I]'M AFRAID [I] DON'T UNDERSTAND.
196,"C]ONGRATULATIONS ON BRINGING LIGHT INTO THE DARK-ROOM!"
197,Y]OU STRIKE THE MIRROR A RESOUNDING BLOW, WHEREUPON IT SHATTERS INTO A
197,]MYRIAD TINY FRAGMENTS.
198,Y]OU HAVE TAKEN THE VASE AND HURLED IT DELICATELY TO THE GROUND.
199,Y]OU PROD THE NEAREST DWARF, WHO WAKES UP GRUMPILY, TAKES ONE LOOK AT
199,Y]OU, CURSES, AND GRABS FOR HIS AXE.
200,I]S THIS ACCEPTABLE?
201,W]ELCOME BACK!!
202,C]OLOSSAL [C]AVE IS *ALWAYS* OPEN, PROVIDED THIS IS YOUR [PDP-8.
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2,3
3,8,9
4,10
5,11
6,0
7,14,15
8,13
9,94,-1
10,96
11,19,-1
12,17,27
13,101,-1
14,103
15,0
16,106
17,0,-1
18,0
19,3
20,3
21,0
22,0
23,109,-1
24,25,-1
25,23,67
26,111,-1
27,35,110
28,0
29,97,-1
30,0,-1
31,119,121
32,117,122
33,117,122
34,0,0
35,130,-1
36,0,-1
37,126,-1
38,140,-1
39,0
40,96,-1
50,18
51,27
52,28
53,29
54,30
55,0
56,92
57,95
58,97
59,100
60,101
61,0
62,119,121
63,127
64,130,-1
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1,24
2,29
3,0
4,33
5,0
6,33
7,38
8,38
9,42
10,14
11,43
12,110
13,29
14,110
15,73
16,75
17,29
18,13
19,59
20,59
21,174
22,109
23,67
24,13
25,147
26,155
27,195
28,146
29,110
30,13
31,13
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0,100,115,116,126
2,1,3,4,7,38,95,113,24
1,24
3,46,47,48,54,56,58,82,85,86
3,122,123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130
4,8
5,13
6,19
7,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51
7,52,53,54,55,56,80,81,82,86,87
8,99,100,101
9,108
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35,Y]OU ARE OBVIOUSLY A RANK AMATEUR.  [B]ETTER LUCK NEXT TIME.
100,Y]OUR SCORE QUALIFIES YOU AS A NOVICE CLASS ADVENTURER.
130,Y]OU HAVE ACHIEVED THE RATING: "[E]XPERIENCED [A]DVENTURER".
200,Y]OU MAY NOW CONSIDER YOURSELF A "[S]EASONED [A]DVENTURER".
250,Y]OU HAVE REACHED "[J]UNIOR [M]ASTER" STATUS.
300,Y]OUR SCORE PUTS YOU IN [M]ASTER [A]DVENTURER CLASS [C.
330,Y]OUR SCORE PUTS YOU IN [M]ASTER [A]DVENTURER CLASS [B.
349,Y]OUR SCORE PUTS YOU IN [M]ASTER [A]DVENTURER CLASS [A.
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3,9999,5,0,0
4,4,2,62,63
5,5,2,18,19
6,8,2,20,21
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