... At the risk of sounding like a spammer, nevermind. Apparently the recent discovery of the Gwuils has more import than just a lousy piece of bronze coin.

> OK, well, inventory listing time...
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> 19 Bronze Coins
> Stone of Strengthening
> Key of Opening
> Crate
> 10 Red Gemstones
> Food Rations
> Portrait
> Hammer
> 6 Apples
> Tinderbox
> Clear Focus Stone
> Map
> Guard's Sword
> Torch
> Piece of Trash
> Magnifying Glass
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> Yeah. I really should've trashed that piece long ago.
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> > OK... well, first of all, I love this game (and the adventure games in general). Thanks to Sam for this!
> >
> > But... I guess I've been spoiled by Escape from St. Mary's. It's pretty clear what kind of things you have to accomplish to move forward to proceed, and there's a 'real'ish goal to aim for: escape from the school. In Game of the Ages, it seems to be like it's something you kinda have to discover for yourself. Not that it isn't fun in itself, but for me, that makes it somewhat harder.
> >
> > So, by general mucking, I found myself in Llagimlyn. I am not quite sure what to do in this place, though. There doesn't seem to be anything specific.
> >
> > I think I have figured out the deception of luring out the serving girls, although for what purpose, I do not know.
> >
> > Discovered the Gwuils. Got a coin for my trouble. That's it.
> >
> > Got the hammer from the stable. Earned some money from the pub (hope it's enough!). Got a magnifying glass. I even got some apples from back home.
> >
> > If someone can give me some ideas what else to do, that'll be great. :)