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I attempt to get information about the lockbox from the tavern owner (or whoever the hell runs this place).

I fling the largest not-lethal-or-permanently-disabling-if-flung stone available at the forehead of whoever is the owner of the Crown and Crown.

"Excuse me sir, you didn't answer my question. Why are you digging these holes?"

"Does that mean you're digging for the sake of digging? Are you looking for something?"

The owner tells you that you need all nine the balls in the correct order to unlock the lockbox and that no one else has ever successfully completed the challenge.

If you were inside, he'd have you thrown out, but since were outside, he bans you from entering ever again.

MattEmAngel continues digging small holes.

Welcome to the Crow and Crown, weary Forumnaut. We have many offerings in the way of sustenance. Our patrons enjoy talking about the misadventures of Forumnauts, pretend silly things, and dig holes. They also enjoy looking at and for things. A chill runs down our spine.

A room only costs one gold coin and comes with complementary wake-up call.

A game of double or nothing starts in the corner furthest from the main egress. It only costs a gold coin to join.

OOC: What happened to the large-but-not-lethal-or-permanently-disabling-if-flung stone that I flung?

I question where I can find more of the balls.

"Won't these holes collapse if someone takes even a single step outside?" I ask as I avoid the holes he's making

MattEmAngel continues digging a lot of small homes in a 4 foot radius from the door.

Well, that is part of the puzzle.

Welcome to the Crow and Crown, weary Forumnaut. We have many offerings in the way of sustenance. Our patrons enjoy talking about the misadventures of Forumnauts, pretend silly things, and dig holes. They also enjoy looking at and for things. A chill runs down our spine.

A room only costs one gold coin and comes with complementary wake-up call.

A game of double or nothing starts in the corner furthest from the main egress. It only costs a gold coin to join.

OOC: I don't know. Nobody was paying attention to it.

I ask if he currently possesses one of the balls.

I continue to pelt him with stones until he either gives me a gold orb or goes away. If the supply of stones runs out first, I fling one of these people at him.

No.

There are a bunch of holes in the ground around the front door, but nothing else is new.

Welcome to the Crow and Crown, weary Forumnaut. We have many offerings in the way of sustenance. Our patrons enjoy talking about the misadventures of Forumnauts, pretend silly things, and dig holes. They also enjoy looking at and for things. A chill runs down our spine.

A room only costs one gold coin and comes with complementary wake-up call.

A game of double or nothing starts in the corner furthest from the main egress. It only costs a gold coin to join.

As the stones appear to be defective, I step around the array of holes and go inside. If the owner of the Crown and Crown interferes, I charge him, attempting to knock him down.

OOC: How so? He responded every time before this.

I will get a room and sleep for a while