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== Gatekeepers == | == Gatekeepers == | ||
Gatekeepers are special NPC's comissioned by Lord British to attend the moongates. They use [[Intelligent Dialogue]] to interact with players and can alter the Moongate to take you to towns, dungeons or even townships. <br> | |||
The | The Gatekeeper accepts a donation of 35 gold for gates to special locations which will be taken from the players backpack, unemployment check or bank account (unless the player does not have enough to spare.) | ||
In order to have the Gatekeeper send you to a player owned township, you can either speak the name or abbreviation of the guild that owns the town. The gate will send players to the township's "welcome mat" which acts as a beacon for the Gatekeeper.<br> | |||
You can always ask the gatekeeper "where" they can send you, and they will list all of the locations they know about. | |||
See also: [[Townships]] | |||
=== Gate Hues === | === Gate Hues === | ||
Latest revision as of 16:25, 30 November 2021
General Information
The Moongates on Angel Island are classical in that they take you to different locations based on the phases of the moons.
Gatekeepers
Gatekeepers are special NPC's comissioned by Lord British to attend the moongates. They use Intelligent Dialogue to interact with players and can alter the Moongate to take you to towns, dungeons or even townships.
The Gatekeeper accepts a donation of 35 gold for gates to special locations which will be taken from the players backpack, unemployment check or bank account (unless the player does not have enough to spare.)
In order to have the Gatekeeper send you to a player owned township, you can either speak the name or abbreviation of the guild that owns the town. The gate will send players to the township's "welcome mat" which acts as a beacon for the Gatekeeper.
You can always ask the gatekeeper "where" they can send you, and they will list all of the locations they know about.
See also: Townships
Gate Hues
The gatekeeper is kind enough to aide the adventurer by changing the color of the moongate to demonstrate whether it is safe to enter, or potentially hazardous.
A red-hued gate indicates an unguarded or otherwise dangerous location, a bluish moongate indicated a guarded destination.