Strange Cavern
- Dialogue
- dia_inter_thin-underwater-tunnel
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- A scene placement: Strange Cavern
- A scene placement: Strange Cavern
Openers (1)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only while the quest holds the authored value
*You spot a small cavernous opening beneath at the bottom of a small trench - just wide enough to squeeze through if you hold your breath and stay calm.*
What the player can raise (4)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
Only while the quest holds the authored value
[Squeeze through the tight space]
*With a deep breath, you dive and push yourself through the narrow opening. The stone walls scrape close against your shoulders, and a jagged piece of coral snags your side as you squeeze through. *
*Gritting your teeth, you power on with awkward strokes, emerging into a hidden chamber beyond.*
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
The conversation ends
Only while the quest holds the authored value
*Leave it alone.*
The graph connects this choice to nothing, so the conversation stops here.
Only while the quest holds the authored value
*Hold your breath and conserve air as you calmly feel your way through the small tunnel.*
*You steady your breath, letting instinct take over as the darkness wraps around you. With calm, deliberate movements, you feel your way forward - each surface, current, and subtle shift guiding you deeper with quiet confidence.*
Only while the quest holds the authored value
[Attempt to swim through]
Requires a Medium check of Athletics
*With a deep breath, you dive and push yourself through the narrow opening. The stone walls scrape close against your shoulders, and a jagged piece of coral snags your side as you squeeze through. *
*Gritting your teeth, you power on with steady strokes, emerging into a hidden chamber beyond.*
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
- Runs AddStatusEffectNode
The conversation ends
*You dive toward the gap, but the tight squeeze and water pressure throw off your momentum. You panic midway, forced to back out before your lungs give in.*