diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 9cb7475..03ee3b4 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -38,7 +38,9 @@ Give it a try, I guess!  [https://c.eev.ee/lexys-labyrinth/](https://c.eev.ee/le
 
 ## Special thanks
 
-- The incredible nerds who put together the [Chip Wiki](https://wiki.bitbusters.club/) and also reside on the Bit Busters Discord
+- The incredible nerds who put together the [Chip Wiki](https://wiki.bitbusters.club/) and also reside on the Bit Busters Discord, including:
+  - ruben for documenting the CC2 PRNG
+  - The Architect for documenting the CC2 C2G parser
 - Everyone who worked on [Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1](https://wiki.bitbusters.club/Chip%27s_Challenge_Level_Pack_1), the default set of levels
 - [Tile World](https://wiki.bitbusters.club/Tile_World) for being an incredible reference on Lynx mechanics
 - Everyone who contributed music — see [`js/soundtrack.js`](js/soundtrack.js) for a list!
diff --git a/js/game.js b/js/game.js
index 78159ac..9d83d11 100644
--- a/js/game.js
+++ b/js/game.js
@@ -212,6 +212,9 @@ export class Level {
         this.hint_shown = null;
         // TODO in lynx/steam, this carries over between levels; in tile world, you can set it manually
         this.force_floor_direction = 'north';
+        // PRNG is initialized to zero
+        this._rng1 = 0;
+        this._rng2 = 0;
 
         this.undo_stack = [];
         this.pending_undo = [];
@@ -330,6 +333,26 @@ export class Level {
         }
     }
 
+    // Lynx PRNG, used unchanged in CC2
+    prng() {
+        // TODO what if we just saved this stuff, as well as the RFF direction, at the beginning of
+        // each tic?
+        let rng1 = this._rng1;
+        let rng2 = this._rng2;
+        this.pending_undo.push(() => {
+            this._rng1 = rng1;
+            this._rng2 = rng2;
+        });
+
+        let n = (this._rng1 >> 2) - this._rng1;
+        if (!(this._rng1 & 0x02)) --n;
+        this._rng1 = (this._rng1 >> 1) | (this._rng2 & 0x80);
+        this._rng2 = (this._rng2 << 1) | (n & 0x01);
+        let ret = (this._rng1 ^ this._rng2) & 0xFF;
+        console.log(ret);
+        return ret;
+    }
+
     // Move the game state forwards by one tic
     advance_tic(p1_primary_direction, p1_secondary_direction) {
         if (this.state !== 'playing') {
@@ -906,25 +929,55 @@ export class Level {
         }
 
         // Handle teleporting, now that the dust has cleared
-        // FIXME something funny happening here, your input isn't ignore while walking out of it?
+        // FIXME something funny happening here, your input isn't ignored while walking out of it?
         if (teleporter) {
-            for (let dest of teleporter.type.teleport_dest_order(teleporter, this)) {
+            let original_direction = actor.direction;
+            let success = false;
+            for (let dest of teleporter.type.teleport_dest_order(teleporter, this, actor)) {
                 // Teleporters already containing an actor are blocked and unusable
                 if (dest.cell.some(tile => tile.type.is_actor && tile !== actor))
                     continue;
 
                 // Physically move the actor to the new teleporter
-                // XXX is this right, compare with tile world?  i overhear it's actually implemented as a slide?
+                // XXX lynx treats this as a slide and does it in a pass in the main loop
                 // XXX not especially undo-efficient
                 this.remove_tile(actor);
                 this.add_tile(actor, dest.cell);
-                if (this.attempt_step(actor, actor.direction)) {
-                    // Success, teleportation complete
-                    // Sound plays from the origin cell simply because that's where the sfx player
-                    // thinks the player is currently; position isn't updated til next turn
-                    this.sfx.play_once('teleport', dest.cell);
+
+                // Red and green teleporters attempt to spit you out in every direction before
+                // giving up on a destination (but not if you return to the original).
+                // Note that we use actor.direction here (rather than original_direction) because
+                // green teleporters modify it in teleport_dest_order, to randomize the exit
+                // direction
+                let direction = actor.direction;
+                let num_directions = 1;
+                if (teleporter.type.teleport_try_all_directions && dest !== teleporter) {
+                    num_directions = 4;
+                }
+                for (let i = 0; i < num_directions; i++) {
+                    if (this.attempt_step(actor, direction)) {
+                        success = true;
+                        // Sound plays from the origin cell simply because that's where the sfx player
+                        // thinks the player is currently; position isn't updated til next turn
+                        this.sfx.play_once('teleport', teleporter.cell);
+                        break;
+                    }
+                    else {
+                        direction = DIRECTIONS[direction].right;
+                    }
+                }
+
+                if (success) {
                     break;
                 }
+                else if (num_directions === 4) {
+                    // Restore our original facing before continuing
+                    // (For red teleports, we try every possible destination in our original
+                    // movement direction, so this is correct.  For green teleports, we only try one
+                    // destination and then fall back to walking through the source in our original
+                    // movement direction, so this is still correct.)
+                    this.set_actor_direction(actor, original_direction);
+                }
             }
         }
     }
diff --git a/js/tiletypes.js b/js/tiletypes.js
index 24282d3..b41685e 100644
--- a/js/tiletypes.js
+++ b/js/tiletypes.js
@@ -818,29 +818,41 @@ const TILE_TYPES = {
     },
     teleport_blue: {
         draw_layer: LAYER_TERRAIN,
-        teleport_dest_order(me, level) {
+        teleport_dest_order(me, level, other) {
             return level.iter_tiles_in_reading_order(me.cell, 'teleport_blue', true);
         },
     },
     teleport_red: {
         draw_layer: LAYER_TERRAIN,
-        teleport_dest_order(me, level) {
-            // FIXME you can control your exit direction from red teleporters
+        teleport_try_all_directions: true,
+        teleport_allow_override: true,
+        teleport_dest_order(me, level, other) {
             return level.iter_tiles_in_reading_order(me.cell, 'teleport_red');
         },
     },
     teleport_green: {
         draw_layer: LAYER_TERRAIN,
-        teleport_dest_order(me, level) {
-            // FIXME exit direction is random; unclear if it's any direction or only unblocked ones
+        teleport_try_all_directions: true,
+        teleport_dest_order(me, level, other) {
             let all = Array.from(level.iter_tiles_in_reading_order(me.cell, 'teleport_green'));
-            // FIXME this should use the lynxish rng
-            return [random_choice(all), me];
+            if (all.length <= 1) {
+                // If this is the only teleporter, just walk out the other side — and, crucially, do
+                // NOT advance the PRNG
+                return [me];
+            }
+            // Note the iterator starts on the /next/ teleporter, so there's an implicit +1 here.
+            // The -1 is to avoid spitting us back out of the same teleporter, which will be last in
+            // the list
+            let target = all[level.prng() % (all.length - 1)];
+            // Also set the actor's (initial) exit direction
+            level.set_actor_direction(other, ['north', 'east', 'south', 'west'][level.prng() % 4]);
+            return [target, me];
         },
     },
     teleport_yellow: {
         draw_layer: LAYER_TERRAIN,
-        teleport_dest_order(me, level) {
+        teleport_allow_override: true,
+        teleport_dest_order(me, level, other) {
             // FIXME special pickup behavior; NOT an item though, does not combine with no sign
             return level.iter_tiles_in_reading_order(me.cell, 'teleport_yellow', true);
         },
@@ -1517,7 +1529,7 @@ for (let [name, type] of Object.entries(TILE_TYPES)) {
 
     if (type.draw_layer === undefined ||
         type.draw_layer !== Math.floor(type.draw_layer) ||
-        type.draw_layer >= 4)
+        type.draw_layer >= 5)
     {
         console.error(`Tile type ${name} has a bad draw layer`);
     }