Alchemilla Hospital (Nightmare Side)
[Monsters: Nurses, Doctors]
[Tasks:
-There are a series of tiles to collect to open a door.
-In room 302, there's a TV set and VCR that both seem to function (though the TV doesn't pick up anything but static), as well as a chair, which holds a square yellow tile with a picture of the Cheshire Cat on it.
-On the second floor, in the nurse's center, there's a green tile with the Mad Hatter on it.
-In the kitchen, there's a blue tile with the mock turtle on it, sitting in a tureen.
-On the ground floor, the characters will find a locked door with a 3x3 arrangement of squares. The corner ones are missing; the remaining outside squares are white, orange, purple, and black. There's a passage written beside the door [to be pasted in at that point] giving a hint. The missing spots are large enough to fit the tiles. A key hangs from the center square, with "Basement Storeroom" on the tag.
-There's a movable cabinet against the wall with obvious scrape marks on the floor. It reveals a door to a smaller storeroom. Inside that room is a vine-covered grate over some stairs leading to a second basement. Once the vines are removed, characters can descend.
-Inside the second basement are a series of unused patient rooms and scattered gurneys. On top of one gurney, there's an unmarked video casette. There's one patient room that looks recently used- there's a bed with the impression of a figure still on it, a life-support machine next to it, and a chair. On top of the machine is a photograph of a little girl with the name "Alessa" on it. The chair bears the final tile, a red tile with the Queen of Hearts.
-If the characters try the videotape on the VCR, it'll show something static-ridden. [I'll paste in the scene.]
-Unlocking the tile door leads to an encounter with an important NPC.]
The hospital is a lot less antiseptic than it was earlier. The walls are coated in red-brown smears, and some of the tiles have been ripped away, leaving expanses of grating. The windows that aren't boarded over peer out into thick darkness.
The stairs up to the fourth floor seem to have left while nobody was looking, leaving only a blank wall.
[Tasks:
-There are a series of tiles to collect to open a door.
-In room 302, there's a TV set and VCR that both seem to function (though the TV doesn't pick up anything but static), as well as a chair, which holds a square yellow tile with a picture of the Cheshire Cat on it.
-On the second floor, in the nurse's center, there's a green tile with the Mad Hatter on it.
-In the kitchen, there's a blue tile with the mock turtle on it, sitting in a tureen.
-On the ground floor, the characters will find a locked door with a 3x3 arrangement of squares. The corner ones are missing; the remaining outside squares are white, orange, purple, and black. There's a passage written beside the door [to be pasted in at that point] giving a hint. The missing spots are large enough to fit the tiles. A key hangs from the center square, with "Basement Storeroom" on the tag.
-There's a movable cabinet against the wall with obvious scrape marks on the floor. It reveals a door to a smaller storeroom. Inside that room is a vine-covered grate over some stairs leading to a second basement. Once the vines are removed, characters can descend.
-Inside the second basement are a series of unused patient rooms and scattered gurneys. On top of one gurney, there's an unmarked video casette. There's one patient room that looks recently used- there's a bed with the impression of a figure still on it, a life-support machine next to it, and a chair. On top of the machine is a photograph of a little girl with the name "Alessa" on it. The chair bears the final tile, a red tile with the Queen of Hearts.
-If the characters try the videotape on the VCR, it'll show something static-ridden. [I'll paste in the scene.]
-Unlocking the tile door leads to an encounter with an important NPC.]
The hospital is a lot less antiseptic than it was earlier. The walls are coated in red-brown smears, and some of the tiles have been ripped away, leaving expanses of grating. The windows that aren't boarded over peer out into thick darkness.
The stairs up to the fourth floor seem to have left while nobody was looking, leaving only a blank wall.