WARNING: Do not exit this room back to the main hall as this will cause Barry to hand you Acid Rounds, making the shotgun inaccessible later on in this guide. Return to the Main Hall, on the east side of this room (opposite door from the dining room) there are double doors, proceed through them. Flip it over and examine it and you'll get the Sword/Mansion Key. Head into the Crypt and follow the camera to the back and take the Book of Curses off the stand. Use the Arrowhead and you'll gain access to the Crypt. Examine your Golden Arrow and it will become an Arrowhead. Dodge the zombie here and head toward the tomb with the archer statue. Headup the short flight of stairs and when the camera angle changes, head through the door infront of you to access the graveyard. Head through the double doors to the main lobby. Don't worry about heading back down for it just yet. Push it to the open rail and then off the balcony's edge so it breaks on the floor below you. On the far end of the balcony is a statue holding a Blue Gem. You can safely evade him, but don't forget he hangs around up here. There's a zombie at the far end of the balcony. Once past him, head to the right-hand door. This technique is a great ammo-saving method, and is recommended throughout your adventure. If you're careful, you can lure him into a lunge then rush past his shoulder, dodging his second grab. Be wary of a second zombie hiding just off frame to your left. Grab the Golden Arrow and the Handgun magazine. Raise your gun and shoot until he drops once. See the zombie in the mirror? He's waiting to ambush you just off the frame. Instead, head toward the mirror and stand right next to it, facing the camera. You'll see a corpse immediately in front of you. The table with the bird cage has Handgun ammo. Head into the hall and you'll find Kenneth's corpse. After the cutscene, head west and use the double doors. Again, be realistic and honest about what happened.After the cutscene, head up the stairs, then turn around and head back down again. We will not issue a refund because a player used a key to pry open a box or threw it against the floor in frustration (just two examples I have encountered in the past). If it is a fault on our part we will issue a refund. If a player manages to rip the lid off of a puzzle box that is not reasonable. They will take a beating, but not an unreasonable amount. All of our items are built with escape rooms in mind. We will not refund an item broken due to a player using excessive force.A picture of the item(s) showing the issue.This can be construction related or an issue with incorrect custom work. We made a mistake while making your item(s).If this occurs you will need to Email pictures of:

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