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[[Image:Access_Corridor,_Tomb_of_the_Eaters.png|thumb|left|Access Corridor, Tomb of the Eaters, surface level]] | [[Image:Access_Corridor,_Tomb_of_the_Eaters.png|thumb|left|Access Corridor, Tomb of the Eaters, surface level]] | ||
== Access Corridor == | == Access Corridor == | ||
There are two access corridors on the surface level that act as connecting zones between the '''Folk Catacombs''' below and the '''Crematory''' above. When the player enters | There are two access corridors on the surface level that act as connecting zones between the '''Folk Catacombs''' below and the '''Crematory''' above. When the player enters a {{favilink|stairwell teleporter}} on the '''Folk Catacombs''' level below, it will transport them to the staircase that leads directly up into the '''access corridor'''. This area will contain several {{favilink|industrial fan|plural}} that can potentially blow the player or other creatures into shafts that lead back downward into the '''Folk Catacombs'''. | ||
It is possible to tunnel directly to the southern access corridor through the outer wall of the spindle from the north-eastern zone of {{Favilink|Omonporch}}, bypassing the folk catacombs entirely. The shortest point through the walls is straight north, seven tiles from the eastern edge of the zone. | It is possible to tunnel directly to the southern access corridor through the outer wall of the spindle from the north-eastern zone of {{Favilink|Omonporch}}, bypassing the folk catacombs entirely. The shortest point through the walls is straight north, seven tiles from the eastern edge of the zone. | ||