Goblets in Interactive Fiction

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  Basilica de Sangre (2018)

  > x chalice (@ Kitchen)

  • [if full:] Sister Magdelena occasionally leans over to refresh herself from this chalice, gulping long drafts of cool clear water to keep herself hydrated as she slaves away over the hot stove of the kitchen.
  • [if empty:] Just a simple pewter chalice, truly the cup of a carpenter. It is empty.

• The Cenric Family Curse (2013)

  > x goblet (@ Dining Room)

  It is a goblet with a strange symbol carved into it. It's been in the family for generations.

• The Enchanted Castle (2019)

  > x chalice (@ Treasure Room)

  It is made out of almost pure gold with fine jewels embedded around it.

• Eye of the Inca (1992)

  > examine cup (@ Wine room)

  There are no handles on the cup. Apparently it was to be grabbed with both hands and drained.

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  Ferryman's Gate (2020)

  > x silver chalice (@ Enchantment Room)

  The silver chalice is covered in delicate etchings in a strange pattern.

  The gold chalice has a nearly identical description.
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  Foo Foo (2016)

  > x old goblet (@ Inside Feckless Pawn)

  You think it's pewter, but that's mostly a guess. Should have spent more time antiquing with grandma.

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  The King of Shreds and Patches (2007)

  > x glass goblets (@ London Bridge)

  A variety of beautifully worked glass goblets fills most of the display window. Signs mark them as from Venice, Antwerp, or London's own Crutched Friars district, in descending order of price.

• Molly and the Butter Thieves (2015)

  > x goblet (@ Banquet Hall)

  • [if full:] A silver goblet full of a purplish liquid.
  • [if empty:] An empty silver goblet.

• Not Just an Ordinary Ballerina (1999)

  > x crystal goblet (@ Beneath the Balcony)

  Waterford crystal, from the look of it. The beveled facets catch the light in a pleasant way.

• A Scurvy of Wonders (2011)

  > x goblets (@ Money Cave)

  It would be fun to drink anything from glasses this shockingly purple.

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  Several Other Tales from Castle Balderstone (2020)

  > x chalice (@ School)

  The chalice was a fancy type of cup. It had an engraving on it of a selkie, which is an Irish mythological creature.

  They had to put all the potion ingredients in there to create the potion.

• Thorfinn's Realm (1999)

  > x chalise (@ Throne Room)

  It's a silver chalise with escutcheon handles, studs of colored glass and delicate lacings of gold wire.

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  The Xylophoniad (2016)

  > x copper goblet (@ Courtroom)

  A copper goblet smelling of the king's favourite expensive wine.

• Default response instances

  • Thorfinn's Realm (1999): goblets @ Stone Building.