This is a wide road winding away to the east and west, perhaps a relic of the Great Underground Empire you read about in history class. A passage leads up to the north.

You are in a huge chamber, immense in its size and scope, especially since it is far underground. Your light seems to climb and fall from the high walls, making their top boundaries undefined as they melt into inky darkness, flickering into the unknown reaches high overhead.

You have entered a large hardware store, sparsely stocked with various tools and hardware, as well as stuff for home-improvement, home entertainment facilities, skycars, and so forth.

This is a recreational facility of some sort. Games and tapes are scattered about the room. Hallways head off to the east and south, and to the north is a door which is closed and locked. A dial on the door is currently set to 0.

The game room has a billiard table and card table, with various chairs and standing ash trays. On the wall are a cue rack, gun rack, and mounted heads of a rhino and a cape buffalo.

This room contains many dials and gauges for controlling a massive planetary power reactor which, according to a diagram on the wall, must be buried far below this very complex. The exit is to the west. To the east is a metal door, and next to it, a button. A dark stairway winds downward.

You are near the rim of the volcano. Above you it is open to the sky. To the west, there is a place to land on a wide ledge.

You have reached a toll gate which spans the highway.

You stand at the corner of Besnap and Fremzi, away from the throngs that have gathered in Ostnitz Square to the east. Fremzi can be followed to the north and, for a short ways, to the south, while Besnap is cordoned off to the west. A large vacant lot lies to the northwest.

As with all Martian civilization, this once-fashionable shopping center has fallen upon hard times; the only store to have endured the fifteen-millenia recession lies to the south.

You are in the Silver Chamber, a room whose walls reflect your light brilliantly due to their silver surface. A doorway leads west and out, while another doorway leads into a smaller room to the south.

You are about 10 feet above the ground nestled among some large branches. The nearest branch above you is above your reach.

This is a spare bedroom where guests would stay if they couldn't drive home after one of the parties. The bed is big and fluffy and all the furniture is padded well. Uncle Buddy put two brass handles on the floor so guests would have something to hang onto when the room began to spin.

This is the lair of the Ravenous Bugblatter Beast of Traal.

This large spacetube is the main thoroughfare of a space village which has sprung up here on the outskirts of the space station, which lies to the north. Rather than the bustling thoroughfare you might expect, however, there isn't a soul in sight. Openings lead up, northeast, south and west.

You're in the southwest corner of the Barge Chamber. You can still see the barge entrance to the east, while there's enough room to continue to the north, around the barge.

This is the Vault of the Bank of Zork, in which there are no doors.

You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.

The fore end of the blue hall meets a ring corridor here.

The green hall ends here at a ring corridor. The planters are well-tended.

You are in a large grotto standing on a boat dock. Moonlight trickling through the grotto's opening to the north reflects off the water, dimly illuminating this area. A wooden walkway leads north out of the grotto. A pool of sea water covers the bottom of the grotto.

This is near the fore end of the blue hall, where a small exit leads to port. The main corridor continues fore and aft.

You're standing on a stone walkway in Aunt Hildegarde's much envied garden where she would spend hours tending to her flowers, bushes and trees. The garden was off limits to you as a child because of an incident one summer when you and Cousin Herman were playing in the garden.

You are in the westmost portion of the hold, below the deck of the barge. On the north side of the hull is a small knothole about three feet off the deck. Overhead you can see a hole going through the deck while, directly below this hole, on the deck by your feet, is a slot.

You are on Kennedy Street near an entrance to the estates for the wealthy, built on what was formerly Halley Park, to the west. On the east side of the street is a large, abandoned car lot. Kennedy continues to the north and south.

This room is filled with unfathomable equipment and large canisters bearing radioactive warnings. Many of the canisters are split open. You can see the Bio Lab through a large crack in the south wall. Sinister-looking forms move about within the Bio Lab.

This is a carpeted room, thick with dust, with exits to the north and south. To the west, up a few steps, is a wide doorway. A small booth lies to the east.

This is a very small room. In the corner is a rickety wooden ladder, leading downward. It might be safe to descend. There is also a staircase leading upward.

You are in a tiny space beneath the stage. There are no visible exits.

You are standing in a small room, that of the protective goddess Selkis. There are red, blue and green patterns on the walls formed from small glazed tiles that have been carefully arranged in order of shade. The darkest tiles border the floor, and become lightest near the ceiling.