

However, it's only the monster's appearance, as it uses the default AI. Mirror Match: Shadows and Shades appear as transparent versions of the default male player character.Unfortunately, the only things it's used for in the final version is for when stores restock their inventory, and there's a small number of magic items that have a spell they can cast once per day. In-Universe Game Clock: The game keeps track of time for you.Don't try and untie him if there are still monsters in the room, however! Once you first hear his screams, you have a limited amount of time to clear out all of the enemies in the sacrifice room and untie him. Human Sacrifice: There is a prisoner for the player to rescue from this fate.Have fun! (Of course, you can always access any spell through the spell book, but that takes longer) Unfortunately, 12 of them are frequently useful. Hot Bar: You get 10 buttons at the top of the window to set commonly used spells to.GoldSilver≬opper Standard: The game uses these, along with platinum, in 10-piece steps, as the currency.



Fire, Ice, Lightning: The main attack spells are Fire Bolt/Fire Ball, Cold Bolt/Cold Ball and Lightning Bolt/Ball Lightning.Fantasy Kitchen Sink: The world is loosely based on Norse Mythology, but also contains demons, vampires and generic fantasy monsters.As soon as you return to the dungeon and either read the parchment or exit with it (which triggers the autoread) the town is instantly destroyed, even if you immediately turn around and come back. If you drop the parchment just before the exit of the dungeon, you can exit and visit the still intact town as normal. Which also provides a jarring Gameplay and Story Segregation moment.Doomed Hometown: Triggered by either deliberately reading or leaving the beginning mines with the parchment found at the bottom, which when read is discovered to be the Big Bad's orders.Critical Existence Failure: You can keep fighting with a single hit point, but take another point of damage and it's game over.Covers Always Lie: The box art for the first game inexplicably features copper pterodactyls.Specifically, you are the true heir of the Castle of the Winds, your father being the last survivor of the massacre and depositing you in your small village as he lay dying, the amulet being the key both to your identity and entrance to said castle.At the end of Part One, your dead father comes before you after touching your hallucinogenic family heirloom to tell you it is up to you to unseat the higher evils.Probably a descendant of a king or something.
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