Somewhat Higher and Mostly Dry
After wading through the nasty muck for a little while, you find a raised platform with a couple of notable features -- a deep, foreboding-looking tunnel leading into the deeper darkness of the sewer, and a big rusty valve wheel set into the opposite wall.
If you're scared of the dark, or you have some sort of weird rust or valve-wheel or rusty valve-wheel phobia, I guess you also have the option of heading back into the canal of sewage. I'm not here to judge.
Head down the dark tunnel |
Dive back into the water |
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Turn the valve |
You grunt as you turn the valve (not because it's hard to turn, just because you like grunting).
There's a gurgle (and a fresh blast of nasty stench, pshew), as the water level in the sewer lowers by a couple of inches.
You grunt as you turn the valve (not because it's hard to turn, just because you like grunting).
There's a gurgle, but the level of the water doesn't change -- looks like it's as low as it can get.
Occurs at A Maze of Sewer Tunnels
Notes
- You can turn the valve a maximum of 20 times.
- Each turn lowers the combat rate by 1%.
- Choosing Turn the valve doesn't consume an Adventure when the water doesn't go lower.
- When the valve is turned, an announcement will be posted in the channel /hobopolis:
- Dungeon: <clanmate> has lowered the water level in the sewers.