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few questions about construction

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when i pull the lever, my quests fall down, where will they go? they are droped the room below the thrown room or teleported to oubliette?

 

 

 

can i go to the dungeon and the first floor with the spiral Staircase? in other places such as lumbridege castle, we can climb up or down with the same stair on the same floor.

Okay your questions are a little confusing, but I'll do my best :ohnoes:

 

 

 

when i pull the lever, my quests fall down, where will they go? they are droped the room below the thrown room or teleported to oubliette?

 

 

 

I'm not sure what you mean by quests - do you mean guests? If so, the room below the throne room should be your oubliette. So both of your theories are correct. When they're standing on the trap door and you pull the lever, your guests drop down into the room below, which should be your oubliette.

 

 

 

can i go to the dungeon and the first floor with the spiral Staircase? in other places such as lumbridege castle, we can climb up or down with the same stair on the same floor.

 

 

 

I don't quite get what you mean by this. When there are at least three floors in a building, and you are on the second floor, that's when you have the option to go up or down. Because you have a building above you and a building below you (both of which have staircases in the rooms above). But if you only have two floors in your house, when you're downstairs you'll have the option to go up, and when you're upstairs you'll have the option to go down.

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Okay your questions are a little confusing, but I'll do my best :ohnoes:

 

 

 

when i pull the lever, my quests fall down, where will they go? they are droped the room below the thrown room or teleported to oubliette?

 

 

 

I'm not sure what you mean by quests - do you mean guests? If so, the room below the throne room should be your oubliette. So both of your theories are correct. When they're standing on the trap door and you pull the lever, your guests drop down into the room below, which should be your oubliette.

 

 

 

can i go to the dungeon and the first floor with the spiral Staircase? in other places such as lumbridege castle, we can climb up or down with the same stair on the same floor.

 

 

 

I don't quite get what you mean by this. When there are at least three floors in a building, and you are on the second floor, that's when you have the option to go up or down. Because you have a building above you and a building below you (both of which have staircases in the rooms above). But if you only have two floors in your house, when you're downstairs you'll have the option to go up, and when you're upstairs you'll have the option to go down.

 

o... i mean guests.... that means it's not possible to build other rooms, but only oubliette, right?

 

 

 

if there are three floors in a building, i can choose both climb up and climb down option on the middle floor, am i correct?

o... i mean guests.... that means it's not possible to build other rooms, but only oubliette, right?

 

 

 

if there are three floors in a building, i can choose both climb up and climb down option on the middle floor, am i correct?

 

 

 

Yes, you are correct.

 

 

 

As for the second part, there is a trick. You have to have three rooms stacked on top of each other (so three floors), but they each have to have a staircase. So if you have three rooms on top of each other, each with a staircase, then when you're in the middle room you will have the option to go up or down.

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if there's no room connected with the oubliette below the thrown room, my guests will be trapped forever, right?

if there's no room connected with the oubliette below the thrown room, my guests will be trapped forever, right?

 

 

 

theres a ladder in the oubliette. also theres the leave house option under house options :wink:

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if there's no room connected with the oubliette below the thrown room, my guests will be trapped forever, right?

 

 

 

theres a ladder in the oubliette. also theres the leave house option under house options :wink:

 

where does the ladder lead to?

 

how to build the oubliette below the throne room without connecting other rooms?

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