Username: Password:
RegisterForgotten Password

Yukon (Yukon.txt)

YUKON
Written by David R. Moffatt
Walk Through with Dorothy Millard (C64 Version)


(Start in a plane above the Canadian Wilderness), GET RIFLE, LAND (on the frozen 
lake), GET OUT, E, E (cabin), GET BOOTS, WEAR BOOTS, GET JACKET, WEAR 
JACKET, READ PAPER (do NOT get it as it will crumble - "To whom it may concern: 
since I have no relatives, my silver mine will become the property of whoever can find 
the deed to it. But beware - I'll tolerate no claim jumping! I may be dead, but that 
doesn't mean I'm gone!" signed Yukon Jack), W, N, W, W, N (a large rock with the 
letter YJ on it is here), LIFT ROCK, GET KEYS (RING), S, E, E, S, S, GET SHOVEL, 
E, GET CAN (of kerosene), E (grave), READ CROSS (it is the grave of Yukon Jack), 
DIG (his ghost appears and tells you that there are better places to use the shovel).               
                           

W, W, W (you see the glitter of gold dust in the creek), GET GOLD (the ghost of Yukon 
Jack appears and advises you to pan for gold), W, GET LANTERN (kerosene), FILL 
LANTERN, DROP CAN (empty), N (a raging grizzly bear is here), SHOOT BEAR (with 
the rifle until you kill him - note it may take a couple of attempts), DROP RIFLE, W 
(middle of abandoned mining camp), GET PAN (gold), E, S, E (back to the creek), PAN 
GOLD (you strike it rich... you pan enough gold to fill a leather pouch found in your 
pocket), DROP PAN.                                  

W, N, W (back to abandoned mining camp), READ SIGN (it says "The Don Quixote 
Mine"), N (shed), GET MATCHES, S, W (inside a large building), OPEN GRATING (it's 
locked), UNLOCK GRATING (with the keys), DROP KEYS, OPEN GRATING, LIGHT 
LAMP (using the matches), DROP MATCHES, D (onto a rusty iron ladder), D (square 
room), E (leave the backpack), D (small chamber), GET GEAR (mountain climbing), U, 
W, S, E (small chamber  - this is the silver mine - there is a cave-in and you dig 
yourself out with the shovel), DIG (Yukon Jack won't let you as you don't have the 
deed), DROP SHOVEL.                                   

W, N, U, U, GET HARNESS (for dog sled), GET KEYS, E, N, GET LADDER, S, E, S, 
E, E, S, S (in front of strange building), DROP LADDER (it just reaches the doorway, 
but don't go up yet there is something you need first), N, N, N, N, DROP HARNESS, E, 
E (foot of rock face), U (using the climbing gear), GET CROWBAR, E, N, GET TRAP, 
S, S, UNLOCK DOOR (with the keys), DROP KEYS, OPEN DOOR, S (storage room), 
GET FURS, GET DEED (to the mine), N, N, W, D. 

W, W, S, S, S, S (in front of strange building), U (ladder to a storage cache where you 
meet a snarling wolverine), DROP TRAP, TRAP WOLVERINE, GET MEAT, D, N, N, 
DROP MEAT, N, E (cabin), PRY FLOORBOARD (using the crowbar - you reveal a 
secret compartment containing a tin box), GET BOX, OPEN BOX (it is filled with 
money), DROP CROWBAR, W, N, DROP pouch of GOLD, S, S, W, W, N, W, W, D, D, 
S, E to the mine, GET SHOVEL, DIG SILVER (Yukon Jack checks the deed then tells 
you to get the silver to the bank), INVENTORY (you have as much silver as you can 
carry), W, DROP SHOVEL.                                                                    

N, U, U, DROP LANTERN, E, E, S, E, E, GET MEAT, N, N, W (a pack of large dogs 
are here), DROP MEAT (the dogs consume it and wag their tails), LOOK (they are now 
a team of dogs), GET DOGS, E (the dogs are harnessed), LOOK (you now have a dog 
sled and harnessed dog team), GET pouch of GOLD, READ SIGN (Dawson 150 miles 
north - Before boarding the sled check you have in your inventory: Furs, Deed to the 
Mine, Silver, Pouch of Gold and Box of Money), RIDE SLED (you're in the driver's 
seat), MUSH (you are following a well use sled trail), W to an Eskimo village (an 
Eskimo approaches wanting to trade with you), TRADE FURS (he takes the furs and 
hands you a small object in return), INVENTORY (you have an ivory statue), E, N, N to 
Dawson main street, GET OFF the sled, E into the bank, DEPOSIT GOLD, DEPOSIT 
SILVER, DEPOSIT DEED, DEPOSIT STATUE, DEPOSIT MONEY... 

C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S                            
You have proved yourself worthy of the title adventurer.  You have: Braved the 
Artic Cold, Fought Savage Beasts, Climbed Rugged Mountains, Cheated death 
deep within the earth and travelled the barren Artic wastelands alone -- an 
accomplishment few would dare to match. Your bravery has made you rich. Now 
it is time to sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labours. Or, as Yukon Jack 
himself might have put it, "Just take 'er easy now, friend -- you've earned
it".

You have scored 100% 

*****************************************************
Displayed on the Classic Adventures Solution Archive:
http://solutionarchive.com