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 You get to come up with the theme of your particular world/adventure. Is it medieval? Futuristic? Based in the Thundercats universe? Filled with furries? Pick something you can have fun with that still conforms to the requirements.
 Requirements are as follows:
   * starting page in the base of your **public_html/** directory named: **adventure.html**
     * This page should have an introduction describing the nature of your quest/adventure
-  * each page must have a set of links to adjoining rooms (methods of connection up to you: left, right, up, down, north, south, etc.) and clicking on the link takes you to that adjoining page
-    * there needs to be a logical connection of your rooms, so that there can exist a path or paths to enable the viewer to navigate from start to completion
   * also in the base you should have a **map.html** file which describes the world you've created
     * it should provide a "map" allowing a viewer to successfully make it through to the goal and avoid any obstacles
-  * you need to have 3 obstacles of some sort (unending abyss, space aliens abduct you, a hungry grue, or whatever fits the overall theme of your adventure). These can constitute dead ends (and if terminal dead ends, should only provide a link back to "start over").
+  * at least 16 additional pages making up your web-based adventure
-  * each page representing a room in your world needs to have (at minimum):
+    * each page must have a set of links to adjoining rooms (methods of connection up to you: left, right, up, down, north, south, etc.) and clicking on the link takes you to that adjoining page
-    * links to adjoining rooms (even if a terminal dead end- something to let the user "start over")
+    * there needs to be a logical connection of your rooms, so that there can exist a path or paths to enable the viewer to navigate from start to completion
-    * descriptions of what the viewer encounters in each room, providing a narrative enticing the user to continue on this adventure you've crafted for them
+    * you need to have (at least) 3 obstacles of some sort (unending abyss, space aliens abduct you, a hungry grue, or whatever fits the overall theme of your adventure). These can constitute dead ends (and if terminal dead ends, should only provide a link back to "start over").
-    * each "room" page needs to be in its own subdirectory beneath **public_html/**, and any associated media files located in that same directory
+    * each page representing a room in your world needs to have (at minimum):
+      * links to adjoining rooms (even if a terminal dead end- something to let the user "start over")
+      * descriptions of what the viewer encounters in each room, providing a narrative enticing the user to continue on this adventure you've crafted for them
+      * each "room" page needs to be in its own subdirectory beneath **public_html/**, and any associated media files located in that same directory. At the very least, you must have a minimum of 4 directories upon which your adventure is organized and correctly references content amongst
   * you need to have at least 5 images scattered throughout your world. These can be in the form of a visual aid, augmenting any textual description found on a given page
   * You must make use of the following:

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