A table where the index is the item ID, and the value is the room it resides in (0 for "currently inactive").

When the item is in the players inventory, the room ID changes to 1.

Holds a single byte, where each bit relates to help states as follows:

Bit	Relating To
1	Cannibals
2	Swearing #1
3	Swearing #2

Corresponds to whether the player has already seen the image for the following rooms:

Bit	Room ID	Room Name
0	3	Your Ship
1	8	The Dunes
2	9	The Dunes
3	10	The Dunes
4	108	The Bridge
5	62	The Cave Mouth
6	106	The Mighty Rock Door
7	31	The Cannibals' Village

Bit	Room ID	Room Name
0	40	The Cliff Path
1	41	The Cliff Path
2	42	The Cliff Path
3	82	The Vast Cavern
4	98	The Pirate Treasure Chamber
5	N/A	N/A
6	N/A	N/A
7	N/A	N/A

Used by the routine at Handler_DisplayRoomImage but uses the bit index from Table_RoomsWithImages.

Holds a single byte, where each bit relates to a turn-based event as follows:

Bit	Relating To
0	Crab
1	Tentacle
2	Drunk
3	Lion
4	Crocodile
5	Cannibals
6	Match
7	Wave

When the bit is set, this starts a turn counter (see Counter_Crab).

Holds a single byte, where each bit relates to an event as follows:

Bit	Relating To
0	Crab
1	Tentacle
2	Drunk
3	Lion
4	Crocodile
5	Cannibals
6	Match
7	Wave

When the bit is set, this indicates that a turn-based event has started.

A table where the index is the event ID, and the value is the room it resides in (0 for "currently inactive"). See Count_ScenicEvents for the count.

The number of items the player is currently holding.

The room the player starts the game in is room 3: Your Ship.

Pointer to the table containing groups of room IDs that an event could occur in.

Pointer to the table containing the game vocabulary.

Pointer to the jump table containing turn-based events.

Pointer to the table containing the relationships between rooms.

Pointer to the table containing item descriptions.

Pointer to the table containing all the rooms which have an image to display.

Pointer to the jump table for displaying an image relating to a room.

Pointer to the table containing room descriptions.

The total number of items in the game.

The total number of objects in the game.

The total number of verb word tokens the game has. See Table_VerbWordTokens.

The total number of rooms which have related images in the game.

Pointer to the table containing direction messaging.

See Table_ItemGrouping for usage.

A list of all available verb tokens in the game. See Count_VerbTokens.

See JumpTable_RoomImages.

Items may have several item IDs which relate to a single item, this table groups the items together to assist the parser with knowing that tokens refer to the same thing.

Some examples are:

Item ID	Item Name	Relates To:
2	"A match"	The Match
3	"A lighted match"
Item ID	Item Name	Relates To:
16	"An eyepatch"	The Eyepatch
17	"An eyepatch (worn)"
Item ID	Item Name	Relates To:
39	"A parrot (alive)"	The Parrot
40	"A dead parrot"

The user input is broken down into tokens which represent the words they've entered. These tokens are then compared against these token patterns to determine the outcome the player was trying to communicate.

See Table_RoomsWithImages.