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Mystical Manor

Company: Will to EscapeWest Palm Beach, Florida

  • 2 – 8Number of players
  • 60 min.Time limit
  • Difficulty level (1-4)
  • Not scaryFear level

Description:

An eccentric professor is famous for his world travels and vast collection of amazing oddities from far-away lands. It’s even rumored that some of the artifacts possess mystical powers that can cure sadness in anyone. Many people have tried to get access to this collection with little success and some have even disappeared without a trace.

You and your team of archeologists would do anything to obtain these treasures and decided to break into the professor’s mystical manor. You have one hour to secure the items before the professor and his staff return. Be careful while exploring as you could set off an enchantment inside the manor.

Good luck…you’ll need it once inside Professor Whippleton’s Manor!

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