I am missing something and can't figure it out. How do I enter the kings and queens room areas? I can see through a wall with little grates in it but I can't figure out how to get in?

Thanks for helping a frustrated newbee.

• From the Prince's playroom (up higher),Llevram, 01:26 PM, Oct-12-03
  • RE: From the Prince's playroom (up higher),Bones55 (Guest), 06:42 PM, Oct-12-03
    • Keep exploring,Llevram, 08:49 PM, Oct-12-03
      • Another Entrance?,bones55 (Guest), 04:56 AM, Oct-13-03
        • No searching required,Llevram, 07:37 AM, Oct-13-03
          • Thanks!,Bones55 (Guest), 06:53 AM, Oct-16-03

There is some stuff to do there that opens a passage down, to the area you seek to enter.

Tools for Wizardry(r) 7

I thought I had done all I could do at this point. I have become a templar, gone to the cellar, got deposit slips, armory key, portcullis key. I think I need a bit more on what stuff I need to do - maybe I've been at this too long. I'm not even sure WHERE I'm supposed to be doing this "stuff". Please, a bit more.

Thanks for the reply Llevram.

I think this part of the game is one of the most difficult at first, because the castle parts are so convoluted. You need to keep working your way up, to the top, to the Zoo. Once you get there, you will find the Prince's playroom.

Sounds like you are done with the lower and middle levels, check your map, drop a bullet stone on paths you seem to keep recovering ... you will get there.

Tools for Wizardry(r) 7

So you mean I have actually missed a hallway or something? Is it hidden, do I need to "search" for it? I have beed to the open courtyard area on top where you get the portcullis key, and I can see there is an upper level there. I will walk around one more time (on more time is no big deal after doing it 57 times).

Just check your map regularly and note that many of the Rapax castle levels have multiple map layers (i.e. they cover 2 or 3 floors, above and below each other).

Tools for Wizardry(r) 7

Got it. Wow. Not sure how I missed that so many times.

Thanks Llevram!

On to Ascension Peak!