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So if the map looks like Avernum 4, it is with some changes to reflect the cavequakes since we last played through the area. Jeff is ecologically friendly in that he is recycling as much of his older games as possible. One of Jeff Vogel's many servants has posted a summary of the changes and additions we can expect in Spiderweb's next Avernum installment.
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