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4pm – 7pmBoatslip Resort & Beach Club, 161 Commercial St(No Cover for Dog Tags) ($10 w/o Dog Tags)Noodle Night – 5pm – 8:30pmGovernor Bradford Restaurant, 312 Commercial StA popular specialty night normally held during the Fall and Winter, the Gov. Bradford adds this townie favorite to the Bear Week Provincetown schedule. Ramen Noodle night is something different to add to your eclectic week of meal choices. The Alley Rats will be playing LIVE from 7-9pm, with karaoke with hostess Liza Lott afterwards.(10% off on selected appetizers with the purchase of an entree for Dog Tag holders).Bear World Magazine Awards 2024 Red Carpet – 6pm – 7pmCrown & Anchor, 247 Commercial StBear World Magazine Awards Red Carpet hosted by Meatball(For tickets contact the Crown & Anchor)Bear World Magazine Awards 2024 – 7pm – 9pmCrown & Anchor, 247 Commercial StBear World Magazine Award Ceremony with hosts Payton St James and John Hernandez(For tickets contact the Crown & Anchor– Benefitting Prouder Together)Bear World Magazine After Party w/ Calagna – 9pm – 1amCrown & Anchor, 247 Commercial StJoin the fun after the Bear World Magazine ceremony. Performance by Big Dipper(No Cover for Dog Tags) ($20 Cover w/o Dog Tags, benefitting Prouder Together)Game Night at the Masonic Lodge Free Event – 9pm – 12amMasonic Lodge, 2 Masonic PlBring your favorite board game or your handheld gaming device. This is a popular night on the Bear Week schedule. Some board games will be available at the lodge.Bear, Boxers & Briefs Party – 10pm – 1am (Provincetown Bears Key Event)Boatslip Resort & Beach Club, 161 Commercial StFeel comfortable dancing in your boxers or briefs? Then this is the party for you! (This is the Provincetown Bears Key Event)(No Cover for Dog Tags) ($20 Cover w/o Dog Tags)Cigar Social at the Vault – Free Event – 10pm – 1amThe Vault – Crown & Anchor, 247 Commercial StLast Call for Munchies! Bear Week Nightly Tradition – 1am – 2amSpiritus Pizza, 190 Commercial StEnjoy this Ptown tradition! Once the bars close at 1am everyone had to Spiritus Pizza. The street out front of Spiritus turns in a nightly block party.

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Never made it into any engine. It shows Castle Daventry in the center, and a few farms surrounding it. The unicorn/ugly beast pond is seen in the top right corner of one of the maps. Readable sections of the map include, "Castle" (with several Rivers flowing from the moat surrounding it). To the northwest of the castle are three bits of text saying, 1. Bull Pen/Milk Barn, 2. Farm House, and 3. Hay Barn. In the northeast is an area marked with "Shallow Pond", and surrounding it, "Unicorn Forest". Scattered around are boxes marked, "cottage".From the world of King's Quest: Mask of Eternity phase (1995-1996)[]Articles concerning the game from 1996 to late 1996 (the first true phase). Initial levels were being developed in 3D Studio Max v1.0 at Sierra's studio. The actual game engine itself was still being developed over at Dynamix. There were apparently two separate phases within this stage (with the character Brendan and later Connor mac Lyrr). "Connor mac Lyrr takes in the panoramic view of a river of lava in the lands of fire. Getting across could be a big problem."-Interaction Magazine, Fall 1996. Will it bear such hallmarks as the Kingdom of Daventry?... Connor begins his adventure in the Kingdom of Daventry, but he doesn't stay there long. Seven new lands await!... The world of King's Quest: The Mask of Eternity reaches from the sunless Underworld of the living dead through the alchemical plains of Earth, Air, Water, and Fire, into the ether of the Celestial Realm--and even to a dark mysterious island temple...-Interaction magazine, Fall 1996.Roberta's plan was to separated the world into different levels. At least two levels were cut in the final release, in this version is a seaside area, underwater level, and possibly a larger Realm of the Sun, with outside elements. Limitations with the game engine's color palettes, and computer systems at the time, meant that Sierra each level was based of a single theme and palette.Several of the realms fell into concept of elemental realms, each based on an element theme and a relating metal and race (Earth/Gnomes/Copper, Air/Air Sylphs/Quicksilver, Fire/Salamanders/Iron & Water/Mermaids/Tin), there were to be possibly two "Divine" realms (Sun/Gold & Moon/Silver)."Ya, probably, if we had talked about making it one big world, the thing that really held us back from doing it, was the fact that game was actually palettized, every level was based on a palette. So we have, you know...the colors in Daventry would be hurt by the colors in the Barrens, which are kinda orange and all that. You have the ice world that's all blue. So, each world has its own little, you know, look and feel which made it a lot easier for us to do by separating them out."-Mark Seibert, Talkspot part 2."Ya, I think that if you explore one big world, it would get boring after awhile. I always felt the more places and different types of places you can explore is always more fun in the long run."-Roberta