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Other AD&D worlds into games?

Discussion in 'Playground' started by Asmodeus, Feb 21, 2002.

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  1. Invoker Gems: 12/31
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    [​IMG] Yeah I think death knights of krynn was the best of all gold box games :cool:
    Then dark queen of krynn got a bit tiresome though.
    Hordes of enchanted auraks in everystep you take.. Though, I have to admit, delayed blast fireballing them was fun :evil:
     
    Invoker, Mar 8, 2002
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    [​IMG] I'm kind of extreme in playing abandon games.
    I found "dark queen of Krynn" three years ago. I liked it and played the whole trilogy.
    But i have to admit, one has to be very patient and easily satisfied on graphical appearance;). And the monsters were exotic, think of those draconians.
    Liked Ultima5 too, and the DSA trilogy. DSA mages had mana, they don't need to memorize spells like in AD&D. But if someone died in DSA he could only been raised from the dead at the state of level one. What a challenge...
     
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