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Since being replaced by [[New Newgate Prison]], the inmates have ruled the prison, where they compete in an ancient game: Dagger, or Flint? The prisoners play for bees; to catch them, you will need to join the game.<ref>{{Citation|https://www.fallenlondon.com/|Hunt Bees in Old Newgate|Fallen London|In Old Newgate, the inmates rule the prison, where they compete in an ancient game: Dagger, or Flint? Mr Iron's prohibition was not heard here. The prisoners play for bees; to catch them, you will need to join the game.}}</ref> | |||
== Dagger, or Flint? == | == Dagger, or Flint? == | ||
A heady drone can be heard within its broken walls as you enter. In the atrium, lined with fractured tiles, someone has put up a crude sign. Two images: a dagger, and a fire-lighting flint. Beneath them, someone has scratched 'CHOOSE'.<ref>{{Citation|https://www.fallenlondon.com/|Hunt Bees in Old Newgate|Fallen London|A heady drone can be heard within its broken walls as you enter. In the atrium, lined with fractured tiles, someone has put up a crude sign. Two images: a dagger, and a fire-lighting flint. Beneath them, someone has scratched 'CHOOSE'.}}</ref> | A heady drone can be heard within its broken walls as you enter. In the atrium, lined with fractured tiles, someone has put up a crude sign. Two images: a dagger, and a fire-lighting flint. Beneath them, someone has scratched 'CHOOSE'.<ref>{{Citation|https://www.fallenlondon.com/|Hunt Bees in Old Newgate|Fallen London|A heady drone can be heard within its broken walls as you enter. In the atrium, lined with fractured tiles, someone has put up a crude sign. Two images: a dagger, and a fire-lighting flint. Beneath them, someone has scratched 'CHOOSE'.}}</ref> | ||
In the dark ruined tunnels of Old Newgate, guided by nothing more than candle light, bravery, and the glimmer of a knife; now-decrepit murderers attempt to attack and ambush each other. All to secure the currency of the cursed tunnels, the bees that are said to be a relic of some practice that took place in the prison. Betrayals are frequent, new leaders quickly emerging to replace those who had their flames wiped out before. | |||
However, for those who are able to outwit, outfight, and outlive there opponents, the rewards are vast. Hell will pay handsomely for the recovery of any bees, though some may prefer to taste the succulent honey and secrets that the bees can provide.<ref>{{Citation|https://www.fallenlondon.com/|Hunt Bees in Old Newgate|Fallen London|What was once a house of correction is now a home to chaos. Old Newgate, sealed away in 1875, has been left to its own devices. Its usage as a prison in the Neath was brief. Bees haunt the ruined tunnels now, a relic of some practice that took place in the prison; it is said Hell will pay handsomely for their recovery.}}</ref> | |||
== The Meadery == | == The Meadery == | ||
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"What was once a house of correction is now a home to chaos. Old Newgate, sealed away in 1875, has been left to its own devices. Its usage as a prison in the Neath was brief. Bees haunt the ruined tunnels now, a relic of some practice that took place in the prison; it is said Hell will pay handsomely for their recovery."[1]
Since being replaced by New Newgate Prison, the inmates have ruled the prison, where they compete in an ancient game: Dagger, or Flint? The prisoners play for bees; to catch them, you will need to join the game.[2]
Dagger, or Flint?
A heady drone can be heard within its broken walls as you enter. In the atrium, lined with fractured tiles, someone has put up a crude sign. Two images: a dagger, and a fire-lighting flint. Beneath them, someone has scratched 'CHOOSE'.[3]
In the dark ruined tunnels of Old Newgate, guided by nothing more than candle light, bravery, and the glimmer of a knife; now-decrepit murderers attempt to attack and ambush each other. All to secure the currency of the cursed tunnels, the bees that are said to be a relic of some practice that took place in the prison. Betrayals are frequent, new leaders quickly emerging to replace those who had their flames wiped out before.
However, for those who are able to outwit, outfight, and outlive there opponents, the rewards are vast. Hell will pay handsomely for the recovery of any bees, though some may prefer to taste the succulent honey and secrets that the bees can provide.[4]
The Meadery
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References
- ↑ Hunt Bees in Old Newgate, Fallen London What was once a house of correction is now a home to chaos. Old Newgate, sealed away in 1875, has been left to its own devices. Its usage as a prison in the Neath was brief. Bees haunt the ruined tunnels now, a relic of some practice that took place in the prison; it is said Hell will pay handsomely for their recovery.
- ↑ Hunt Bees in Old Newgate, Fallen London In Old Newgate, the inmates rule the prison, where they compete in an ancient game: Dagger, or Flint? Mr Iron's prohibition was not heard here. The prisoners play for bees; to catch them, you will need to join the game.
- ↑ Hunt Bees in Old Newgate, Fallen London A heady drone can be heard within its broken walls as you enter. In the atrium, lined with fractured tiles, someone has put up a crude sign. Two images: a dagger, and a fire-lighting flint. Beneath them, someone has scratched 'CHOOSE'.
- ↑ Hunt Bees in Old Newgate, Fallen London What was once a house of correction is now a home to chaos. Old Newgate, sealed away in 1875, has been left to its own devices. Its usage as a prison in the Neath was brief. Bees haunt the ruined tunnels now, a relic of some practice that took place in the prison; it is said Hell will pay handsomely for their recovery.
