Difference between revisions of "Chamber"

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function_description=Attempts to pass the six levels of the NS Tower, the door puzzle, the NS's familiars and your shadow. Returns true if you are ready to fight Her Naughtiness.|
  
 
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if(chamber())
 
if(chamber())
   print("Those doors told the truth, lied and growled at you, but you figured out the code.");
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   print("Her Naughtiness awaits!");
else print("You cannot open the door to the NS at this time.");
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else print("Sadly you could not overcome all the obstacles at the tower to fight the NS at this time.");
 
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{{RFI|How much of the chamber does this function handle? I assume just the doors; please advise.|Don't know what the CLI command actually handles, either.}}
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{{RFI|Don't know what the CLI command actually handles, either.}}

Revision as of 07:37, 2 May 2010

Function Syntax

boolean chamber()

Attempts to pass the six levels of the NS Tower, the door puzzle, the NS's familiars and your shadow. Returns true if you are ready to fight Her Naughtiness.

Code Sample

Solve the door puzzle to fight your shadow.

if(chamber())
   print("Her Naughtiness awaits!");
else print("Sadly you could not overcome all the obstacles at the tower to fight the NS at this time.");

CLI Equivalent

The CLI command "chamber" does the doors as well as adventuring through the shadow & NS.

See Also

entryway() | guardians() | hedgemaze() | tavern()



Attention KoLmafia Experts!

We need your help; some details of this function's operation are unknown or unclear.

The following specific question has been raised:

  • Don't know what the CLI command actually handles, either.