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|Description = On Saturdays, Mahogany Hall's programme is composed of illusionists, conjurers and hypnotists. If you're embroiled in the Wars of Illusion, this may be your big opportunity. | |Description = On Saturdays, Mahogany Hall's programme is composed of illusionists, conjurers and hypnotists. If you're embroiled in the Wars of Illusion, this may be your big opportunity. | ||
|Game Instructions = You will need Connected: Glass (or Glass and Shroud both) at 6 or more and Embroiled in the Wars of Illusion at 20 or more to participate in your own show. Otherwise you'll see someone else's. If you're about to hold a grand séance, you must do that first. | |Game Instructions = You will need Connected: Glass (or Glass and Shroud both) at 6 or more and Embroiled in the Wars of Illusion at 20 or more to participate in your own show. Otherwise you'll see someone else's. If you're about to hold a grand séance, you must do that first. | ||
| − | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Tales of Mahogany Hall| | + | |Unlocked with = {{Unlock|Tales of Mahogany Hall|20}}, {{Unlock|Embroiled in the Wars of Illusion|10}} |
|Success title = A night of magic | |Success title = A night of magic | ||
|Success description = Saturday night it is, then. This might be a momentous event in the history of the conflict between the Glass and the Shroud. Or just another night at the music hall. In any case, someone has left you a thoughtful – and concerned – gift.}} | |Success description = Saturday night it is, then. This might be a momentous event in the history of the conflict between the Glass and the Shroud. Or just another night at the music hall. In any case, someone has left you a thoughtful – and concerned – gift.}} | ||
