Unleash your creativity with a magical mafia coloring book

A fun magic coloring book is a magical way to unleash your creativity and have a great time. It is a coloring book filled with enchanting and whimsical illustrations that come to life when you start coloring them. Each page of the book hides a secret surprise that is revealed as you color. The magic coloring book is designed to bring joy and excitement to people of all ages. Children can explore their imagination and create their own magical world, while adults can find a relaxing and meditative escape from their everyday routine. It is a great way to relax and unwind, as coloring has been proven to reduce stress and anxiety.

The White Witch's basement is cluttered with treasure, books, and more. Loot as you wish. On the northwest wall, you'll notice that a few wooden planks block a path into a cave. Just to the left of the planks is a hidden button on one of the wooden beams in the wall. High perception will reveal it. Interact with the button to make the planks disappear.

If you have a couple spares, have that character quaff potions to make her immune to burning and to add fire resistance, just in case she s caught up in an explosion. You may want to consider splitting up the party to do this, especially since there are mines laid everywhere too, and it s all too easy to accidentally create an explosion.

It is a great way to relax and unwind, as coloring has been proven to reduce stress and anxiety. The illustrations in the magic coloring book are carefully crafted to capture the imagination of the colorist. From fairies and unicorns to castles and dragons, each page tells a unique story that comes alive with color.

Part 8: The White Witch's Cabin

So we've explored everything we can in and around Silverglen for the time being. There are more areas to find and of course more side quests to do, but let's concentrate on finding the White Witch for now.

Assuming you did not kill the blue mushrooms surrounding her cabin, the barrier is still blocking you from entry. In order to bypass it, you'll need a special spell. The route to get there is guarded by several redundant traps, and you'll need to be very careful getting there. Keep your finger over that Quick Save key.

At the end of Part 7 of the walkthrough, you spoke to Grumble and resolved The Angry Troll side quest. From Grumble's location, go directly northwest. You'll be on a clearing where you fought some goblins and flowers. Keep going northwest, and you'll pass between two statues. Even with high Perception, it's impossible avoid tripping a pressure plate unless you teleport someone across it.

The first two traps are simple poison and smoke clouds. Luckily, there are a few plain crates prior to the statues that you can use to stop the clouds. Unluckily, it's hard to see them, so you'll want your most perceptive character at the forefront. You may want to consider splitting up the party to do this, especially since there are mines laid everywhere too, and it's all too easy to accidentally create an explosion.

After the clouds, you'll encounter two statues that are constantly shooting fireballs at you. You might need a Rain spell to at least remove some of the burning ground, but note that you won't be able to remove it all. Be sure to give your most perceptive character the shovel, then quick save.

If you have a couple spares, have that character quaff potions to make her immune to burning and to add fire resistance, just in case she's caught up in an explosion. Have that character run up the hill between fireball shots. Trace the edge of the ground as much as you can, but stop short before you get to the poison barrel. Check out the screenshot below.

There is a small stone pressure plate between the statues, before the chest. We've circled it in red in the screenshot below.

If you step on that switch, you'll cause fire that hits the poison barrel and will cause a massive explosion. Instead, walk to the left, press against the poison barrel, then walk straight down. This is naturally much easier if your character doing the walking is highly perceptive and sees it, but if you have to, you can get around it even if you don't see it.

Once you're there, loot the chest if you wish. There is a dirt pile to the right that is more important however. Dig up the dirt, and you'll unearth a scrap of paper that has the spell you need. Even better, there is a lever next to the chest, and when you throw it, the fireballs will stop. Retrace your steps around the stone pressure plate, then you'll be free to head back down the hill.

Return to the Witch's cabin via Waypoint Portal. Stand near the barrier, then activate the spell from your inventory. The barrier will disappear. You can enter the cabin through a door on the southeast wall. Inside the cabin is a green mirror-like portal. Click it to descend underground.

The White Witch's basement is cluttered with treasure, books, and more. Loot as you wish. On the northwest wall, you'll notice that a few wooden planks block a path into a cave. Just to the left of the planks is a hidden button on one of the wooden beams in the wall. High perception will reveal it. Interact with the button to make the planks disappear.

The cave system is fairly long but pretty easy to navigate. It's generally linear, and often its branching paths lead into each other. You'll encounter human enemies, members of the Immaculate. Combat will often feature a mix of enemies attacking you, but no unusual strategies or special notes are necessary. That said, the Immaculates tend to favor fire elements, so prepare against those as necessary.

When you first encounter a puddle in the ground, it will talk to you in a woman's voice, thus triggering The Lady in the Lake. This is an automatic side quest, and you won't have to do anything special to update or continue it.

At the north end of the cavern, you'll encounter a larger group of Immaculates led by a mage named Vaelanna. This group, and Vaelanna herself, are Level 11, and it's probable that your group is at Level 10. However, being humans, their group is defensively weak. You'll only get into trouble if you blindly charge in. As long as you stay back and let the come to you, and work the elements they throw at you, you should survive it without much problem. As with the other Immaculates, Vaelanna favors fire.

Vaelanna also has a dog named Artherius that she sics on you. Artherius has low willpower, and is highly susceptible to a charm. If you can charm it, regardless of whether you're using arrows or magic, you will significantly disrupt your enemy. As with all charms, the enemy tends to prioritize attacking the charmed subject, so Artherius will absorb a lot of damage and inflict even more if you pull it off. Even better, Artherius has a lot of hit points, and it tends to survive even after a full round of enemy attacks.

After a few rounds, Vaelanna will create two rock creatures from nearby boulders. This is a one-shot effect: after those rock creatures die, no more will be created. They're weak against air element attacks, such as lightning bolts, so attack them as soon as you can. When they die, they create fields of poison, so be wary of your footing.

After you get through the battle, the lake will start talking to you about what's going on in the cave. This updates The Lady in the Lake and Find the Witch!. Look around at the ground if you haven't already, and you need to find a piece of loot Vaelanna dropped called Cultist Spell. Stand as close to the lake as you can, then activate the spell from your inventory to create a portal on the lake. Interact with the lake to teleport to the next area.

The next area, called Hiberheim Cave, is tighter and more linear that the caves. There is a Waypoint Portal due east of where you enter from near several imp corpses.

The first gate you come to is southwest of the Waypoint Portal. There is a stone pressure plate in front of it, and standing on that will open the gate. However, stepping off will close the gate again. One party member will need to break from the party stand on it while the others go through. On the other side is a lever, and throwing that will permanently open the gate, allowing the member left behind to rejoin the party.

After throwing the lever, you'll be attacked by mechanical enemies. These enemies are immune to most status effects that require willpower saves, and are further immune to many physical status ailments as well. However, the enemies are back down to Level 10, and they are fairly easy to destroy.

The next gate you come to is locked, and there is a nearby lever. However, using the lever still brings a “Locked!” denial message the first few times you use it. Go southeast from there to trigger a Standing Guardian and break it, then circle back to the lever. There is a dig-spot just South East of this lever that contains the key required to unlock it. (The dig-spot is near the middle of the short dipped path curving around the main path.) Now it will work; it may be tied to the Standing Guardian. After throwing the lever, you'll be attacked again.

Continue past the gate, and the path becomes fully linear. You won't encounter any more enemies, but you will see a few traps. Once you're past them, you'll find a woman named Almina lying in a pool of her own blood. Barter with her immediately since she won't be around much longer, then speak to her to learn her story. This will resolve The Lady in the Lake, update Find the Witch!, and trigger Eternal Winter.

Now that we know of the White Witch's fate, we'll need to find her. The next part of the walkthrough will continue in the Hiberheim Cave.

The cave system is fairly long but pretty easy to navigate. It's generally linear, and often its branching paths lead into each other. You'll encounter human enemies, members of the Immaculate. Combat will often feature a mix of enemies attacking you, but no unusual strategies or special notes are necessary. That said, the Immaculates tend to favor fire elements, so prepare against those as necessary.

Some pages even have hidden messages or symbols that can be revealed by coloring them in a certain way. The magic coloring book is not just any ordinary coloring book. It is a source of magic and wonder that can transport you to a different realm. It allows you to explore your creativity and express yourself in a unique and magical way. So, grab your favorite set of coloring pencils or markers and let the magic unfold. Get lost in the enchanting world of the magic coloring book and experience the joy and excitement of bringing black and white illustrations to life with your imagination and color. It is a delightful activity that is sure to bring a smile to your face and add a spark of magic to your day..

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