Spellcasting 101: Sorcerers Get All The Girls – Solution

Escape!

I assume we're playing in Naughty mode, yes?

Don’t forget your application! There are actually three ways to escape your room. First way: take the hay, open both windows, put the hay in the right window, and jump out the left window (into the cow manure). Second way: go to the privy, take the bowl of human waste, open the grate, then go down the hole. Third way: pour the waste on the fire and go up the chimney.

Once in the alley, take the flat rock, then take the rusty key. You can push Miss Minnie Beancounter, or drop a spider on her (from the privy). There’s probably other options here. Anyway, take the key, unlock the shed door with it, open the shed door, west, take overalls, wear overalls, east, east.

Don’t delay. Don’t worry about the love note to Lola, or anything else but escaping.

Sorcerer University

To enroll, enter the long line at Donkeydung Hall, wait, then answer the three questions from your application form. Time will pass...

There’s lots going on at S.U. A new newspaper can be picked up every day in Batguano Court. Parties at the frat houses every night at 8pm. Sporting events in the stadium. And your classes in Meltingwolf Hall. Plus, Prof. Tickingclock has invited you to dinner at his place for 7:30pm Wednesday night. A lot of this is fun, but most of it isn't necessary to do to win the game. You begin with the BIP spell gratis.

Things that you can do before S.U. is trashed:

Things that you can do after S.U. is trashed:

The Island of Lost Soles

(at TICK-6, home of the Antenna of Putzberg)

Use the KABBUL spell here, one by one, to restore the lost souls of all eighty inhabitants. When you finish, you’ll get a big key.

Meadow

  • Blaise (blaze)
  • Bernie (burnt knee)
  • Ashby (ash bee)
  • Charlotte (charred lot)
  • Charlie (charred lee)

Riverside

  • Rod (fishing pole)
  • Barb (point of hook)
  • Clifford (cliff ford)
  • Sandford (sand ford)
  • Bridgitte (bridge + it)
  • Brooke (stream)

In The Forest

  • Robin (bird)
  • Dawn (sun)
  • Wolfgang (carnivores)
  • Ernest (urn nest)
  • Woodrow (woodpiles)
  • Leif (leaf)
  • Gail (gale)

Living Room

  • Adlai (ad lie)
  • Nicholas (nickel less)
  • Ty (tie)
  • Kitty (poker pot)
  • Pierre (stuffed moose)
  • Adam (atom)

[in the safe:]

  • Penny (cent)
  • Buck (dollar coin)
  • Jules (jewels)
  • Will (legal stmt)

[on the will:]

  • Wilton
  • Wilma
  • Wilhelm
  • Wilbur
  • Willie
  • William

Kitchen

  • Patty (meat circle)
  • Sherry (nutty wine)
  • Waldo (wall dough)
  • Stu (stew)
  • Ricky (lime drink)
  • Frank (hot dog)
  • Pat (butter)

E Cellar

  • Gabby (gab E)
  • Archie (arch E)
  • Connie (con E)
  • Lucy (loose E)
  • Lacey (lace E)
  • Goldie (gold E)
  • Daisy (daze E)
  • Hardy (hard E)
  • Dusty (dust E)
  • Betty (bet E)

British Aisles

  • Gaylord (judge)
  • Laurie (carriage)
  • Lulu (loo loo)
  • Lucille (loo seal)
  • Bobby (policeman)
  • Billy (club)

Sound Studio

  • Carol
  • Mike (microphone)
  • Cy (sigh)
  • Melody
  • Winnie (whinny)
  • Blair (blare)
  • Noel (no L)
  • Humphrey (hum free)

West of House

  • Carmen
  • Jack
  • Matt
  • Belle
  • Jim
  • Peg
  • Mikey
  • Dolly

Attic

  • Bo (bow)
  • Tom (cat)
  • Teddy (koala bear)
  • Bunny (rabbit)
  • Bill (duck)
  • Kermit (cur mitt)
  • Newt (salamander)

The Island Where Time Runs Backward

(at PIG-4; home of the Nozzle of Blather)

As soon as you reach this island, you land, and you must do your entire trip to the island in reverse order, which more-or-less follows the plot of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. The UNDO command is very useful since a single slip wastes the universe. At the end of your trip, you’ll have the BUNDEROT spell.

DROP WAYBREAD. SOUTH. SW. JUMP OUT WINDOW. WAIT. WAIT. GET IN SMALL MUDBATH. GET IN MEDIUM MUDBATH. GET IN LARGE MUDBATH. UP. EAT SMALL WAYBREAD. EAT MEDIUM WAYBREAD. EAT LARGE WAYBREAD. SCREW SMALL CONCUBINE. SCREW MEDIUM CONCUBINE. SCREW LARGE CONCUBINE. EAST. OPEN DOOR. READ SIGN. NW. EXAMINE PEDESTAL. NORTH. GIVE BUNDEROT BOX TO DIRECTOR. GET OFF THE SURFBOARD.

The Island of Horny Women

(at SLUG-8; home of the Ratchet of Weinersburg)

These amazons will literally sex you to death; don’t dilly-dally! You’ve got to get the lead-plated sword, and the only way to escape is in drag.

The Restaurant at the End of the Ocean

(at BAT-14; home of the Eggbeater of Barfton)

If you went to the Ethics 101 lecture, you’ll know that you’re seeing the six stages of a restaurant from Grand Opening to Out of Business very quickly. If you’re quick, you’ll get a MAJJELLO spell for your trouble.

The Island of the Gods

(at BOA-10; home of the Envelope Feeder of Flem)

You get two spells at this island: GWEEK (shrink inanimate objects), and GOBERDUNA (tie or untie mighty knots). Oh, you also get to have sex with Ocarina, whose beauty surpasseth that of mortals.

Fort Blackwand

(at PIG-13; home of Joey Rottenwood!?!??)

A wonderful finale is in store, with some surprises.

...STUNNING CLIMAX!

Yes, it’s your stepdad up to no good. And he’s got the appliance and all five attachments and he’s gonna push both buttons simultaneously!

Spell Summary

— First Level —

BIP – make soft music

VAI – healthy plants

GUB – diseased plants

ZEM – increase fighting prowess

— Second Level —

SKONN – increase bust size

FRIMP – levitate

GWEEK – shrink inanimate objects

— Third Level —

DISPAR – remove magical protection

KABBUL – restore lost soul

BLUBBA – summon whale

— Fourth Level —

MAJJELLO – reveal hidden information

BUNDEROT – decomposition

— Fifth Level —

GOBERDUNA – tie or untie mighty knots

EKSLAKSIA – spell of unloading

Other Notes

In Nice mode, you don’t have sex. Instead, you’ll play chess with nuns on the Island Where Time Runs Backward, solve a crossword puzzle with Ocarina, and be called on to do handyman chores with the Amazons.

The surfboard’s gauge starts at 100 and goes down with each trip. Probably when it runs down to 0, you’re out of fuel. Split up a long trip into two or more trips. There’s no problem if you pick a mid-ocean spot to stop at, except for BAT-15, where you’ll die before finding out whether or not a giant rodent is there to drink all the water that’s pouring out.

I couldn’t find any practical use for the BIP spell.

You can’t take anything in the cafeteria, let alone eat it. You can eat the pomegranate or any meal served at the restaurant, but there’s no reason to do so.

You can BUNDEROT poor Prof. Peeleroffigs’s dead body, should you go back to S.U.

You can MAJJELLO the ancient map to reveal the god’s island at BOA-10.

Casting BLUBBA indoors is always fatal. You always drop your spell book when you cast BLUBBA. The cleaning nymphs won’t clean up the Garbage Dump of the Gods; the authors probably didn’t think of that possibility.

The Garbage Dump of the Gods becomes the Big Empty Field of the Gods once cleaned.

The talisman is still a mystery to me. My best guess is that it’s a protection charm of some sort; I don’t know what happens if you just drop it and play without it.

Those annoying messenger nymphs on the Island of Lost Soles are essential to getting any names you’ve missed or can’t figure out. Few people would guess Pierre or Humphrey without a hint.

Did you see all these types of nymphs? Library, newspaper, fraternity, parser, messenger, encouragement, graduation, customer support, restaurant, cleaning, and programming.


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