Ok, first, can you put a couple blank lines between what you write and what you're replying to? It's almost not even worth the trouble trying to figure out where, in the middle of a paragraph, your message is.

> > The Jewel of Montol is definitely one of the more difficult ones to navigate, although it wasn't purposely written that way. Fortunately, it's a pretty simple world, so you don't need anything fancy to figure out how to get around -- just some lines and dots.
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> Thanks, Sam, I just kept flitting around until I stumbled upon it again and had the whole thing done in less than 1/2 an hour. Whew!I'm currently giving your 'spiders" lunch quite often. ha ha ha. Navigating here is worse and mapping is IMPOSSIBLE as nothing connects logically at all.

Are we talking about the same game? "The Jewel of Montol" is, while mildly maze-like, perfectly mappable and logically connected.

But it sounds like you're talking about "Spider Attack," which does indeed connect illogically and therefore benefits more from flowcharting than traditional mapping.

Sounds like you've got things under control, though. Good job.