See below - was logged in, rebooted, i logged back in and the spider returns to my surprise, but I can't mount him. He did assist later in battle (how I got rid of him) and a new mount worked fine.


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A Narrow Path in the Deep Woods
Through a thick grove of hemlock, oak and yew, this narrow path winds its
way into the dark woods. In places, sunlight has never broached the leafy
canopy and touched the ground. The forest floor is fairly sparse due to
the lack of sunlight and the competition among the great trees. What plants
do exist here, are generally giant ferns and wild blackberries. The sounds
of wildlife abound in these woods, punctuated by the staccato rapping of
piebald woodpeckers. The path heads west into the thick woods and east to
join with a main road.


A small pile of blackberries is here.
A giant spider crouches here on long, thin legs.

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The Forest Trail
Travel is slow in the dark forest, the trail is broken by the surfaced
roots of the great trees, and the constant encroachment of vines and
creepers. The trees press close to the trail, and low branches must be
moved aside in many instances. The woods are quiet in this darkened place -
no normal bird nor animal makes its presence known. A small side trail
sneaks off to the west, slicing between huddled underbrush.


A huron tree is here.
A huron tree is here.
A giant spider has arrived.

wilderness <668hp 463m 616mv 6001tnl (51.92%) 2 PM>
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mount
You don't have anything to mount.

wilderness <668hp 463m 616mv 6001tnl (51.92%) 2 PM>
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dismount
You don't have anything to dismount.

wilderness <668hp 463m 616mv 6001tnl (51.92%) 2 PM>
You are hungry.

wilderness <652hp 453m 580mv 6001tnl (51.92%) 1 PM>
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A Narrow Path in the Deep Woods
Through a thick grove of hemlock, oak and yew, this narrow path winds its
way into the dark woods. In places, sunlight has never broached the leafy
canopy and touched the ground. The forest floor is fairly sparse due to
the lack of sunlight and the competition among the great trees. What plants
do exist here, are generally giant ferns and wild blackberries. The sounds
of wildlife abound in these woods, punctuated by the staccato rapping of
piebald woodpeckers. The path heads west into the thick woods and east to
join with a main road.


A small pile of blackberries is here.
A giant spider has arrived.

Your mount will be mountable!