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Swamped (2002) T2 FM

Beasts Fog Mazes Outdoor/Forest Relic/Artifact/Talisman Swamp Temples Undead Village

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NOTES: This mission takes place in a swamp (go figure). You'll find yourself wading through murky water and exploring ancient, abandoned structures. There are a few surprises here and there, so brace yourself. I tried my best to make this extremely non-linear, so you could easily miss half the mission and make it to the end. Explore everywhere--who knows what you might find? If you seem to have come to a dead end, then look up because there might be a really nice earthy surface above you. If there is one, bust out the vine arrow, baby! Shoot the arrow into the texture and see where it leads you. Almost the entire mission is filled with fog. Your limited vision is intentional, so make sure you actually have the fog ON when you play, or you will lose much of the atmosphere. Hit Esc, then Options, then Video, and make sure Fog is on.

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Sharga (Aaron Lambert) Missions
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Briefing

The keepers have once again intruded on your property. They have the same old excuses: great danger approaching, must restore the balance, something about total disaster. Nothing out of the ordinary. There have been numerous unexpected attacks on nearby cities by an unnamed foe, and it looks as if the keepers need your help once again. They have urged you to grab only what you need and leave with them immediately.
The keepers will take you past the river and over the eastern mountains. Behind them lies a swamp, where you will begin your journey alone (it's better that way, anyhow). You need to navigate your way through the mysterious swamp to the opposite end, where you will find Keeper Newton's house. The keepers want you to pick up his journal. It contains vital notes and information about the enemy. Newton probably won't be home, so all you have to do is find the house, nab the book, and get out of the swamp. Sounds simple enough, right?

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