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Give them handout PH-016. If they enter via
the secret, door then add the jade bat. |
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There are four men in the room. Before the players arrive
they are arguing (loudly) about the view in the hemisphere. |
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If the players open the door quietly they will gain one
round of surprise. Otherwise the men will be waiting in ambush. |
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All four men and the jade bat move into combat and fight to
the end. The soldiers from WTL-019 run in to the room. |
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The bed is a single bed made of the finest silk. |
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The table has a crystalline hemisphere on it. In the
hemisphere is a holographic image of the city and surrounding country side. The battling
armies can be seen but no details smaller than two feet can be made out. There are no
controls. The players see the following.
 | Days 1 to 7: The city is preparing for a large fight. Troops pour into
the city to defend it. The number of troops is at least half a million and the volume of
supplies is huge.
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| Day 8: The Navy of Prince Hei Ho Bang arrived in the morning and lay
siege by mid afternoon. Many units from Wu Tze Lee valiantly delay the advancing army.
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| Days 9 to 11: The two opposing forces fight a bloody battle. In the
morning of day eleven the outer city falls in heavy hand to hand fighting in the streets.
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| Day 12: After midnight several large fights break out behind the Ming
lines and the forces from Wu Tze Lee have routed the Princes forces by early morning. The
army hastily prepares a new set of defences. The army of Hel Churl arrives in the
afternoon and Wu Tze Lee is once again under siege.
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| Day 13 to 14: The army of Hel Churl gradually wears down the defences of
Wu Tze Lee. The last view ever possible from this scrying device is that of the Central
Keep burning. This happens late on the afternoon of day 14.
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Wu Tze Fang has the following items on his person. Keys
marked 521 and 503, and a note from the Locust Queen expressing dissatisfaction with Wu
Tze Lee PH-014. |
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The secret door is locked. Key 503 opens it. |
