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    The Entrance Hall
    General information
    AKA Castle Zarok
    Chalice Yes
    Enemies Imps
    Music (original) Dan's Waltz
    Music (remake) Run of the Hill
    FMV before level 11AV
    Chronological information
    Previous level The Ghost Ship
    Next level The Time Device
    Location on Land Map
       
       
    YOU ARE HERE
       
    The Time Device The Ghost Ship
    "Zarok conducts his evil wizardly duties here. Try not to disturb the imps during their routine cleaning duties. And please take off your shoes."
    ― Loading screen description


    The Entrance Hall is the twentieth level of MediEvil. It was not remade in MediEvil: Resurrection.

    Walkthrough

    Book of Gallowmere

    Friendlies

    Enemies

    Books

    Main article: Books in MediEvil
    Book 1

    Those mischievous Imps have been at Zarok's spell books again. They're shielded by magic, the naughty creatures!

    Book 2 - SPELL BOOK

    Contents

    Raising the dead - pg5

    Putting a town to sleep - pg71

    Looking good for the over 400s - pg136

    Robbing people of their free will - pg207

    Summoning demons - pg268

    Card tricks - pg298

    Book 3 - The Secret Diary of Zarok

    100 years I've spent in exile, using my anger to keep me warm, feeding off my suffering, relaxing with my angst. But soon they will pay, all of them - including Fortesque. He thwarts my first plan to conquer Gallowmere and then posthumously claims to have killed me! When I find him I'm going to get medieval on his bony behind. I never liked him anyway, always hanging around the court, interfering: 'Where are you going with that dead cat, Zarok', 'Where did you find that brain, Zarok?'. Wretched busybody.

    Related trophies

    Behind the scenes

    Development

    Jason Wilson listed imagery from the film Der Golem as inspiration for Zarok's study.[1]

    Gallery

    References

    1. Facebook Jason Wilson, Reference and inspiration for the game MediEvil on Facebook. Published November 3, 2014.

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