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Derank is similar to Go Home but will send a fraction of an army home while the Captain involved will stay with the portion of his forces that remain in the field. If the Captain's Posture is Passive, 25% of his troops will leave; if it is Neutral, 50% will find their enlistment is up; and if it is Aggressive, 100% will re-enter cii9xJvilian life. People with the worst weapons or no weapons, or no boats, will go first leaving the most useful soldiers to remain in the army. FOOD SYMBOLS Get Food from a friendly settlement or cache (see Drop Food symbol below). The amount of available food a captain gets is determined by his Posture; if his posture is Passive he will get only a little food, ijշ!!f it is Neutral he will get more food, and if it is Aggressive he may take all the food there is present. So, the more gruff he grows, the more grub he grabs. Drop Food will cause the active Captain to drop a portion of his supply of food. The amount he drops depends on his Posture: 25% if his Posture is Passive, 50% if it is Neutral, and 100% if it is Aggressi]b8rees; click with the left mouse button to attack a selected target. If you attack a sheep and kill it, it automatically becomes part of your food stock. If you attack a tree and chop it down, you can prevent enemies from using it to make their own inventions. If you attack a settlement or army and win, the people left alive will become your followers, and you ^ljS will have access to all their resources; watch for souls going up to heaven during such combats, because it means that casualties are occurring. Keep in mind that if your target is ambulatory, it may very well have trudged, marched, or scampered away by the time you get to where it was when you targetted it. You will then track it down, but it might be faster th_an you. Note also that your active Captain is free to move around during a combat (see Send Captain below). If you click with the right mouse button after a target has been chosen using the Attack Symbol, and the rank is on its way to the chosen target, the Captin will scan the immediate area for men from that target. If he detects any, he will change `'direction and attack them. This could be sed to take out people from the target area who are inventing, or a lone wanderer. You lose a combat when your Captain dies. If a sub- ordinate Captain dies, he disappears from the screen, and he drops his stock and equipped items, which will be visible on the screen. (Men killed in combat drop their equipped iamftems as well, and these will also be visible.) Another Captain can be recruited to take his place later. But if the First Captain dies, the game is over and a You Have Been Defeated screen will appear. Click the left mouse button to return to the Game Option Screen. Get Men from one of your settlements. The number of men taken is determined by the aggression rating of the activebJ Captain; a Passive Captain will attract only a few men to his banner, a Neutral Captain will be able to recruit a few more, and an Aggressive Captain will impress almost every able-bodied man available. Transfer Men reassigns men from one Captain to another. The number of men transferred will depend on the Posture of the Captain being transferred from: Passive posc2TWture will transfer 25%, Neutral posture will transfer 50%, and Aggressive posture will transfer 100%. Click with the left mouse button on the transferring from Captain, click on the icon, and then click on the Captain to whom the men are being transferred. Spy sends any Captain to gather intelligence. To enter into this intrigue, select the Captain to whomd&٬ you want to assign the take by clicking on him with the left mouse button, then click on the Spy symbol. Now click on the neutral or enemy settlement you him to spy on. He will go there, and if he is accepted into the community, the location of the settlement's population will show up on the Overview Map as dots of the appropriate colour (red or blue feor enemies, yellow for neutral). If he is recruited into an enemy army, then dots of the appropriate colour will appear on the Overview Map showing the locations of the soldiers in that army. MOVEMENT SYMBOLS Send Captain anywhere you choose. Select the Captain you want to send, and then select a destination on the Overview Map using the Directional Line and click with the left mousf HSe button, or click on the location on the Close-Up Map. Note that you can use Send Captain to get a Captain out of harm's way during combat without breaking off the battle by clicking on the Send Captain symbol and clicking on a destination a short distance away on either map; however, the Captain might get dragged right back into the battle. Note that gtan individual cannot get out of a battle while engaged in hand-to-hand combat. If you click on a location far away on the Overview Map, and the Captain is not dragged back into the battle, his men will follow him and the battle will be broken off. Go Home sends the Captain and his army back to the Captain's home. This command is a handy way of getting out of a R"en he will take from a village he has captured, and the more people his troops will kill in the course of battle. A Captain's aggressiveness will also affect what the people of a conquered village will invent (see Invent), and what sort of Trading deals can be made. Note that the First Captain set on Aggressive posture will take all the food and men and do his best to kill everyone when attacking a village. To set a Captain's posture, click on the Captain (making sure the Selection S#\8*Arrow is over his head), and then click on one of the three Posture Symbols: (One Knife) Passive Posture (Two Knifes) Normal Posture (Three Knifes) Aggressive Posture Note that one posture symbol will always be highlighted. COMMAND SYMBOLS The Command Symbols represent the different orders you can issue to yourself as First Captain, the other captains who have joined you, and indirectly the people who follow them.T$ʮl TO ISSUE A COMMAND: 1 Click on the First Captain or a subordinate Captain with the left mouse button. (Click on the large figure of him standing at the table, not on the smaller images of him that appear on either the Overview or Close-Up Maps.) The bobbing arrow should appear over his head and his expression will change, meaning he is ready to give or receive a command. If the arrow doesn't appear, try clicking on the Captain again. 2 Click on the CoU%!mmand Symbol that corresponds to the order you want to give. (A Command Symbol will be highlighted green when is is active; if a symbol does not highlight, try to click on it again.) Any incomplete command can be cancelled by clicking on its symbol again, which will unhighlight it; make sure the highlightning goes out or the command will still be active. Most Command Symbols become unhighlighted as soon as the command it represents is given. Any command caV&^#]n be cancelled before it has been given by clicking on its Command Icon a second time. (Make sure the highlightning goes out or the command will still be active.) 3 Most Commands use a Direction Line when you issue them on the Overview Map. A Direction Line is a line that extends from the selected Captain to the On-Screen Pointer on the Overview Map. Use the On-Screen Pointer to point at the location you want to be the target of the command. To view W'(dan area before you decide to give a command, click with the right mouse button. 4 The location of object selected as the target of an order must be appropriate for that order. For example, an Attack command must have a settlement, a person, livestock, etc., as its target or it cannot be given. If the Direction Line is pointed at an inappropriate location or object, it will be black, you will hear a slow drumbeat, and no command can be issued. If it is pointX(d#"ed at an appropriate loaction, the Direction Line will be red, and the drumbeat will be more rapid. Click with the left mouse button to give the command. 5 Orders can also be issued on the Close-Up Map. You can choose targets more precisely this way; that is, you can choose a single person as the target for an Attack order on the Close-Up Map vs. choosing a whole settlement on the Overview Map. When an appropriate target is visible on the Close-Up Map, clicY)'k on a Command Symbol and then on the target, The Direction Line will appear on the Overview Map when the On-Screen Pointer is over an appropriate target and the order will be issued. 6 Bodies of water can prevent an order from being carried out; for example, if the target is on an island, and the selected Captain is on the mainland and does not have access to boats, an order to Get Food on the island cannot be carried out by that Captain, and he will jZ* ust pace up and down once he has reached the interposing body of water. 7 If you have successfully given an order to the First Captain, it will begin to be carried out immediately. A Job Icon will appear beside the Status Bars above his head and he will respond "Yeah". If an order is given to a subordinate Captain, the First Captain must dispatch it to him by carrier pigeon so it may take a while for him to react, depending on how far away he is from the Fi[+3*rst Captain. A little white pigeon fluttering beside the Status Bars above the targetted subordinate Captain's head means the order is still on its way. When a Job Icon appears over the subordinate Captain's head and he says "Yeah", the order has been successfully given. Note that in every territory you will have a limited number of carrier pigeons to carry your orders, and you can get no more in that territory. So be careful of what orders you give and wh\ʼat your posture is when you give them. You need to make every order count. 8 Some commands do not operate in keeping with thee general instructions. You'll find specific instructions about how they work under the Command Symbol descriptions given below. MILITARY SYMBOLS Attack the person, place, or thing at the ned of the Direction Line. Possible targets include settlements, farms, towers, individual men, sheep, and tG-w`d in favour of the white-and-blue shield on the right, it means 2/3 or more of the territory's population is under your control. Click on the Retire box in the Option Symbol (explained in the Symbol section of this manual) to move on to the next territory. SEASONS AND WEATHER Seasons pass in the world of PowerMonger as they do in any world. In spring, summer, and especially in the autumn, food will be plentiful; in winter, it will be scarce, as no more will be produced in the settlH. ements. You will notice two weather effects, rain and snow, as the seasons run their cycle. These forms of precipation will, of course, slow an army as it moves across the land. There is little even the First Captain can do to change the weather, but there is one way his followers and the followers of his subordinate captains can change weather pattern. When townspeople or armies are ordered to Invent (see Invent section), they will often use wood to fashion their handicrafts if theI/űre is a forest near. But they can go too far, which leads to deforestation, which in turn can disturb weather patterns. Forests will grow back, but until they do, rain and snowfall will both be above normal. SOUND As you move about the world of PowerMonger, you will hear a lot of background noise: Sheep baaing, birds singing or taking flight, work sounds from neighbouring villages, men cheering, etc. These noises can provide important clues and can tell you what's going on nearby J0~x2on the Close-Up Map. When you hear a sheep, it means one or more of them are close by, and they can be a plentiful source of food. Sounds of battle means combat is going on nearby. Birds taking flight means someone has dis- turbed them; that might mean there is an enemy in the forest. Hammering and sawing from a nearby settlement or wood means someone is inventing something; if this is going on in an enemy settlement, you might want to go in and put a stop to it, or at least start inK1/[9venting someting of your own to counter them. Birds singing means spring has returned, and wind blowing means winter is here. And when your men start cheering during a battle, it means they've won. The First Captain and his subordinate Captains also express their level of enthusiasm concerning orders. If they like the order you give them, they will say an excited "Yeah!" If they don't like it, their "yeah" will be much more muted, (WINTER MUTED ?!? HAHAHA [RYGAR] ) or they might notL2D be saying anything at all. This could be a clue that your order might not be such a good idea. In the background, you will always hear the breathing of whichever Captain you have selected. If he is breathing evenly, everything is going well. If his breathing becomes laboured and ragged during a battle, it means that things aren't going well, and he may even be dying. SYMBOLS [RYGAR] - I CANT DO THIS IN ASCII, CHECK THE OTHER FILES ON THIS DISK (POWERMONGER PIC 1 & 2, orM3F POWERMONGER ICONPIC/TEXT OPTION, POSTURE, COMMAND, & QUERY To activate a symbol, click on it with left mouse button. THE OPTION SYMBOL Use this multi-purpose symbol to set the game speed, initiate two player mode, save & load games to floppy disk, change maps, or retire from the game. (Two Player mode is described in a separate section near the end of this manual. Refer to you Command Summary Card for instructions on Saving and Loading games.) GAME SPEED To set the game speed,N4 click on the game speed track. The closer you click to the +, the faster the game speed will be; the closer you click to the -, the slower it will be. (If you have a faster than normal computer, you might want to slow the game down.) GAME BOX OPTIONS Click on the Game Box to access these options, then click on the appropriate box to activate its option: Retire Retire from the territory you're in. If you are ahead (see the Conquest Balance O5punder the Overview Map) you win; if you are behind, you lose. Replay Map Restart conquering the current map from the beginning. Select Map Leave the current territory and go back to Map Selection Chart to choose another territory to conquer. Multi Play Begin two-player game. See separate section near the end of this manual. Random Map Call up a computer generated random P6 map to conquer. Pause Pause the game; click on Pause again to unpause the game. Note: The Close-Up Map vanishes when the game is paused. Send Message Send a message in two player mode. (See Two Player Game section.) FILE BOX OPTIONS These options Save and Load PowerMonger games. See your Command Summary Card for instructions (FIRST IN THIS TEXTFILE - [RYGAR] ) Posture determines the relative aggQ!sressiveness of a Captain, from the First Captain (you) down through all the Captains you recruit during your campaign of conquest. These icons only modify the innate aggression of any Captain; the First Captain is always the most aggressive, and the last Captain farthest to the right is always the least aggressive. A Captain's Posture effects not only his own behaviour, but the behaviour of his troops and of others nearby as well. The more aggressive a Captain is, the more food and m<8stifferent map information on the Overview Map: Contour Mode Map Hills, valleys, and plains. Dark green indicates the lowest-lying areas, while higher elevations are coloured lighter green, then yellow, then brown, and, at the highest elevations of all, white. Objects Mode Map Trees, houses, workshops, men, and roads. Trees appear as red dots, roads appear as grey lines, h=9QXouses appear as light brown dots, your men as white dots, and workshops appear as yellow dots in settlements. Settlements Mode Map Settlements and roads are shown in grey, and your men as white dots. Food Mode Map Same as the Settlements Mode Map, with settlements colour-coded according to how much food is in each. Black settlements indicate no food a>:Hnd white settlements indicate comestibles in massive abundance. Dots in varying shades of grey indicate food supplies somewhere in between the two extremes; the lighter the shade of grey, the more food is present. Click on the Food Map Icon again to update this map. CAPTAINS The currently selected Captain will be visible on the Overview Map as a man in a red?; cloak. But if he is spying, he will wear a shirt of the same colour as the army on which he is spying. SETTLEMENTS Settlements are important sources of men, food, and inventions. When you conquer one, you may want to strip it of all of the above. But if you take all the men, there will be no one to gather food or create invention; settlements repopulate (the stork brings them), but they do so slowly. And if you take all the food, the men will stop whatever they were doing and put @/w the pointer. o Click on the Compass: Use either button to click on the Compass to indicate in which direction you want the Close-Up Map to scroll. If you click with the left mouse button, the map will scroll a short distance with each click; if you click and hold down the right mouse button, the map will continue to scroll until you release the button. The Compass can scroll in eight different directions: The cardinal directions of north, south, east, and wesC?r3t, as well as northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest. Note that the compass itself always point north; this is important to remember if you have rotated the map. o Click on any Captain: Click on the large figure of any Captain with the right mouse button. (Careful not to click on his medals, nor click with the left.) The Close-Up Map will immediately jump to that Captain's current location. THE ROTATION ARROWS The Rotation Arrows rotate the Close-Up MapD@(=~ left or right so you can improve or just change your view. Clicking on a Rotation Arrow with the left mouse button rotates the map to the next cardinal direction (north, south, east, or west) in the direction of the arrow, for a total of 4 different view positions. Clicking on a Rotation Arrow with the right mouse button rotates the map by much smaller increments, for a total of 64 view positions. Also, if you click and hold down the right mouse button on a Rotation Arrow, the map wEARQill continue to rotate until you release the mouse button. THE ZOOM BUTTONS You can zoom the Close-Up Map view in or out by using the Zoom Buttons. Clicking on a Zoom Button with the left mouse button zooms in or out by one step. Clicking a Zoom Button with the right mouse button zooms in or out to the maximum near and far settings. Note that as you zoom in closer and closer on the Overview Map, mobile figures (people, animals, etc.) seem to move faster and faster. They aren't, reaF,`nlly; this is an illusion created by the fact that smaller and smaller areas are being viewed as you Zoom in. THE CONQUEST BALANCE A territory has been conquered when at least 2/3 of its population is under your control. The Conquest Balance indicates when this has happened. When you start conquering a territory, the scales will be tipped toward the left. As you gain control of more and more people, your half of the balance on the right will fill with gold. When the balance is tippe1C\ve and better equipped, and resources will become increasingly difficult to find and secure, let alone manage. (You can move back to easier territories you haven't conquered yet if the going gets too tough.) The most formidable territory of all, and the one you must finally conquer to rule the world, is in the lower right corner of the Map Selection Chart. COPY PROTECTION After you have chosen a territory to enter, a copy protection map will appear and your computer will ask you a 2D question about it. The map appears in your manual between the pages specified on the screen, along with the numerical answer to the question. Answer the question by clicking on the triangles above and below the numbers on the screen; clicking on the triangles above the numbers will increase them, and clicking on the triangles below will decrease them. Then click on one of the OK boxes after you have entered the correct number. If you enter the wrong number, the computer will tell you3Eę9 so and you'll only be able to play a demo version of PowerMonger. POWERMONGER THE WORLD (Big picture here, ill try to do it ok ?!?) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |MAP ICONS JOB SYMBOL STATUS BARS CAPTAINS | |----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Overview Map | 4F֛ | | Overview Map | FIRST | | Overview Map | CAPTAIN | | Overview Map | PICTURE | | Overview Map | HERE! -----------\ | | Overview Map | ---------/CLOSE UP MAP\ | | Overview Map | ----------/ \ 5GpF| | Overview Map |-- ----------/ CLOSE UP MAP CLOSE UP MAP \ | | Overview Map |\ \ \ | | Overview Map | \ \ CLOSE UP MAP CLOSE UP MAP \ | | Overview Map |--- \ \ | | Overview Map | \ \ CLOSE UP MAP \ | | Overview Map | \ \ CLOSE UP MAP \ | | Overview M6H)=/ap |-----\ \ | |______________| \ \ CLOSE UP MAP \ | | Conquest | \ \ \ | | Balance! | \ \ CLOSE UP MAP \ | |______________|--------\ CLOSE UP MAP \ | | Map Controls | \ \ ------ | | Map Controls | \ 7I:Q\ CLOSE UP MAP ----- \ | | Map Controls | \ \ ------- \ \ | | Map Controls |-----------\ ------- \ \ ___\ | | Map Controls | \ \ ----- \ ___ \______\__\ \ | | Map Controls | \ \ -----__\_______\ \___\ \ \ | | Map Controls | \ \----- \ \ \ \ \ RYGAR| ----------------------------------------8JGx-------------------------------------- /|\ /|\ | | | | \------------- --------------/ \/ | COMMAND SYMBOLS The map icons are: (from left to right!) CONTOUR MAP ICON SETTLEMENTS MAP ICON OBJECTS MAP ICON FOO9KgRD MAP ICON (if you dont know, the map icons are the ones in the top left corner...!!) The Overview Map shows the territory you are currently attempting to conquer. On this map you can see roads, bodies of water, forests, settlements, and their occupants. OVERVIEW MAP CONTROLS The White Cross on the Overview Map indicates the centre of the area currently shown in the Close-Up Map. By changing the position of the cross on the Overview Map, you change the view in the Close-Up Map. Y:L8ou can move the White Cross in two ways: o Click on the Compass: Use either mouse button to clickon the Com- pass to indicate in which direction you want the White Cross to scroll. If you click with the left mouse button, the cross will move a short distance with each click; if you click and hold down the right mouse button, the cross will continue to scroll until you release the button. The Compass can move the White Cross in eight different directions: North, so;7Uuth, east, and west, as well as northeast, north-west, southeast, and southwest. Note that the compass itself always points north; this is important to remember if you have rotated the map. o Click on the Overview Map: Click on the Overview Map with either mouse button to move the White Cross to whatever location you want to view. CONTOUR, OBJECTS, SETTLEMENTS, AND FOOD Directly above the Overview Map are four map icons. Clicking on each of these icons will show you d&N95ay, poisonous ash spared few of your subjects and none of your lands. You have plied ambivalent seas for countless weeks seeking a new home for your remaining handful of followers (and a new realm for yourself). Finally, the fickle waves grew weary of toying with you and cast your frail craft onto the unfamiliar shores of a foreign land. This land is rich and fertile, as you have dreamed it would be; but like all bountiful places, it is populated. Petty warlords and captains reign ove'O7r the larger settlements and send their armies sweeping across the countryside. You could debase yourself into vassalage to these backward nobles and submit your followers to their misrule. But you were a king not so long ago, and you have borne enough indignity. It is they who will pay homage to you. You will gain a crown once again...or die in the attempt. As you venture across this new domain, you will have to win the fealty of those you encounter by words of diplomacy or dint of(Pa arms. The native tribes are laggards in the art of war, but are far from helpless. You are also not the only strangers here. Other invading tribes under ruddy or azure banners mourn lost kingdoms, or yearn after new ones. Like the natives, they must be persuaded to join your cause or be put to the sword. There is no other path to kingship. As you campaign, you will reap the fields' fair bounty and probe the deep places of the world for hidden wealth. The powers of life and death, e)Qanrichment and impoverishment, plenty and starvation, can be yours in absolute measure. But you must manage your power, like any other resource, wisely. Constant warfare will deprive you of present followers and future recruits, and continual pillaging will fill your stores for the moment but will leave the land empty of anything to fill them in the future. You must learn to balance force with restraint, and the requirements of the day with the needs of days to come. Only then shall y*R;ou be the ultimate P O W E R M O N G E R There are 195 territories to conquer in the world of PowerMonger in the Conquest mode. After the game loads, the Map Selection Chart will appear displaying the various territories you can conquer. At the beginning of the game, the only territory you can conquer is the island in the top left corner; if you cannot immediately find this island, move the On-Screen Pointer around in that corner of the Chart, and the red+S@ Selection Rectangle will appear when the pointer is over it. Click on this territory with the left mouse button to invade it, and then enter the correct copy protection number when prompted to begin playing the game. To survive and prosper in a territory you will need to conquer settlements, get food and men, and invent both weapons and trading items. But keep in mind there are enemy armies prowling about who are after the same resources and doing the same things you are. These arm,T(ƥies are as strong as yours, and some of their commanders are at least as aggressive and clever as you. When you have brought 2/3 the population of this territory under your control, you have effectively conquered it; the Conquest Balance directly beneath the Overview Map will tell you when you have reached this point. When you think you have conquered a territory, click on the Option Symbol, then on the Game box and then on the Retire box (explained under Option Symbol in the Symbol -Ṵsection of thie manual). The computer will then tell you if you have won or lost. If you have lost, a screen will appear saying you have been defeated. Click with the left mouse button to go back to the Option Screen. After you have conquered the first territory, you can move on to any adjacent territory. To enter a territory, place the On-Screen Pointer over its map; when the red Selection Rectangle appears around the territory, click with the left mouse button. (Note that you can .VYonly move into territories which are highlighted in red when the On-Screen Pointer is over them.) In the case of this first territory, you can move to territories to the right and below; in more centrally placed territories away from the corners, there will of course be more directions in which you can move and more territories to choose from. To help you keep track of where you've been, a dagger will appear in the map of each territory after you conquer and leave it, and a yellow Se/Wlection Rectangle will appear around them when the On-Screen Pointer is over them. When you move to a new territory, you will effectively be starting all over again. The Captains you recruited will stay behind to administer your conquest. You may not have as many men or as much food as you had before; building up vast armies and enormous hoards of food may help you in the territory you were in, but not in the one you're going to. You can't take your spoils with you. To scroll the 0B,c)Map Selection Chart downward, place the On-Screen Pointer on the white border at the edge of the screen, and press and hold down the left mouse button. Then, with the button held down, move the mouse upwards and the Map Selection Chart will scroll up along with it. And if you hold down the mouse button and move the mouse downward, the map will scroll down as well. As you get farther from the first map, the going will get tougher and tougher; the armies you face will get more agressiY^o us in all our games is a multi- player function. We feel that playing a computer game with someone else will give you maximum enjoyment. Bullfrog have an idea of the ideal game they want to write. Populous was the first step to writing this game, and PowerMonger is further along. But our ideal game is yet to be written. Bullfrom Are... \O/ _ Q O @ ] * U 0 <|> >-ZZN|-< <_> /'\ ^Y^ +|~ o '+- / \ / \ _/ \_ / \ / \_ /|^ |\ / \ [c] [RYGAR] From left to right: Simon Hunter, Glenn Corpes, Sean Cooper, Les Edgar, Peter Molyneux, Kevin Donkin, Andy Tidy and Gary Carr Contents Getting Started ......................................................... 6 The Situation ..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::[ =::::::::::: 7 The Path To Conquest :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 8 Copy Protection .....:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 9 The World ......:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 10 The Overview Map ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11 Overview Map Controls ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11 Contour, Objects, Settlements, and Food :::::::::::::::::::::::::: 12 Captains :::\`}:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 12 Settlements :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 12 Close Up Map .....:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 13 Close-Up Map Controls :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 13 Changing the View ....:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 13 The Rotation Arrows :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 14 The Zoom Buttons ...::::::::::::::::::::::::]-:::::::::::::::::::::: 14 The Conquest Balance ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 14 Seasons and Weather :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 14 Sound ..............:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 15 Symbols ....:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 16 Option, Posture, Command, & Query :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 16 The Option Symbol ......................:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 16 Gam ^^e Speed ....:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 16 Game Box Options :::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::::::: 17 File Box Options :::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::: 17 Posture Symbols ....:::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::::::: 18 Command Symbols ::::::::::::::::;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;:::::::::::::::: 19 Military Symbols :::::::::::;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;:::::::::::::::::: 21 Movement Symbols ::::::;;:::;;;:!_:;;;;;;;;::::;;;:::;;::::::::::::: 22 Food Symbols ....:::::::::::;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;:::::::::::::::::: 23 Invent Symbols :::::::::::;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;:::::::::::::::: 24 Miscellaneous Symbols :::::::::::;;;;::;;;;::::::::::::::::::::::: 25 Query Symbol ...............:::::::;::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::: 26 The Captains ::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::::::: 28 Strenght .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::"`%:: 28 More About Posture :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 29 Inventions ........:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 29 Equip Invention :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 31 Two Player Game ......:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 32 Symbol Summary .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 38 GETTING STARTED LOADING THE GAME Follow the instructions in your Command Summary Card to load Pow#a /erMonger. After you have loaded the game, the introductory sequence will appear. You can either watch the sequence or click the left mouse button to go to the Name Screen. NAME SCREEN After the opening sequence, a screen will appear asking "What Is Thy Name, O Lord?" Type in the name you want to use in the game, either your own or one you make up and then press Return to begin the game. If you don't want to use a name. press Return when this screen appears. OPTION SCREEN $b2 Next, the Option Screen will appear. This lists the options you have at the beginning of the game. Click on the option of your choice: Start New Conquest: Start the conquest from the beginning. This will be the Standard game with a pre-set 195 territories to conquer. Continue Conquest: Choose the next territory to conquer. Play Random Land: Enter a random computer-generated territory. Using this option lets you go from territory to territory without the linear developmen%MNI bt found in the Standard game. Load Data Disk: Load a new Data Disk. This option can be eventually used with data disks that will complement and add to the original Power- Monger world. These data disks will be released at a future date. This option will not work with the original PowerMonger disk or copies of it. THE SITUATION Your rule was fair and just. Your fate may not be... Your kingdom of Miremer was destroyed by a devastating seismic upheaval. Collapsing mountains and fier $g1$D Ed%DddB";@$/q }GJu$9Q*Jm4Oie7h9z](Ը BZaK;,Lj~a^^NBHI &JhMPIO|.ˢz!S'!%P _z7:p2 R 8GSAD=D(HZS9 %(IƤH@|0pb% ( 6W H!6Y~hOF-9y[ˆxUvI:rKP+^%yJ шCxUqB :V|b䅼F9S? `~0|>=)%^?w{04લs(CK )>-2U@ZM4F($"*F|yaa!rjdYFՏ/>>pp㿨@P 3Қj]2Z9@S(eZ4on making contact via your modem. At the end of your two player game session, turn your modem off or use the reset button to disconnect. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ End of summary card dude, Typed By [RYGAR] !!!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and here comes the complete manual, NOTHING left out except the copyprotection icons which i cant do in ascii... ok here wefF碾 go: (Black Plague 201-946-2764) MONTERING JUSTICE The captain sat brooding in his chair, braziers flaring beside him. A frigid, howling wind buffeted his tent, causing its poles to creak. The restless air surged under the tent flaps and made the flames in the braziers dance, as men might be dancing at the end of a rope ere sunrise. Every fortnight eve the captain passed judgment on any soldiers who had broken his laws; this was such a night. Two guards dragged in the first prisog)ner, who averted his eyes and stood shivering and sullen. An officer read the charge against him from a long scroll. "My liege," he intoned, "this miserable wretch is charged with committing the heinous offence of copying software in an unauthorized manner." The captain fixed a wintry glare upon the felon. "This is indeed a reprehensible offence." the captain growled. "Perhaps you could elaborate so I might best levy justice." The officer continued. "As is known by all upright men,hlj% illegal copies of software, even if made for one's friends, cause software producers to raise their prices, since they are no longer able to sell enough software to cover their costs. Before thos knowest it, everyone is paying more for software, and some smaller companies cease to be. "PowerMonger was produced through the efforts of many honest yeomen whose costs can be recovered only through retail sales. Duplicating this or any other game without authorization raises the cost of iUsoftware for all legitimate users. "Copying PowerMonger for any reason other than making backup copies is a violation of international copyright laws. Electronic Arts, as a member of the Federation Against Software Theft (FAST), supports the industry's effort to fight illegal copying of personal computer software." The captain's face was livid as he said, "I have heard enough! Hanging is too kind for this dog. I sentence him to...tickling!" The condemned shrieked for mercy, but he j:ָwould find none after such a crime. Later, his giggling went on till dawn. Few slept well that night. If you wish to sleep well, pass any information you have to FAST Tel: (0628) 660 377. BULLFROG The philosophy behind our games is that we only design what we want to play. If we don't enjoy them then how can we expect anyone else to? We wanted to play a game like PowerMonger and it didn't exits. So we had to make it in order to play it. The idea for PowerMonger came while PopulokSM8us was being developed. We wanted to design a game that was more than a game itself - a game that changed and played differently every time you played it. We wanted to create a game wherein you felt you are inside a world, and you are playing as part of that world. One of the problems in producing a game which is a simulation of a real world is that you need to approximate everything. For example, in PowerMonger, as in the real world, you go out and make food. But, although you can lQՈsee the farmers go out into the field ploughing you can't see them blowing their nose. In making a real world simulation everything has to be approximated and you imagination fills in the gaps. To make the game more real we wanted to give everyone their own personality; all the people have their own names, characters, and professions. We want players to build up relationships with the characters, so if there is someone you particularly like in the game you can follow his life. Powem1]rMonger is essentially a war game, but is unlike traditional board or computer war games, i.e. you take four moves and then it is the next person's turn. We wanted to create something that existed in real time and where you could do anything. Real time action is an important feature in all our games. We think if the game ever stops the magic is broken and any relationship built up between you and the game destroyed. In PowerMonger, the game stops for nothing. Another problem in desiXgning such a deep game is keeping the operation as simple as possible. In PowerMonger, it is not complicated to initiate an action, but the result of that action may be complicated. For example, if you click on the Attack icon and then attack a sheep being herded by a shepherd, that won't necessarily be the only result. The shepherd, wanting to protect his sheep, may attack you. The game may react to your simple instructions in a complex way. 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GAME CONTROLS : You control your chosen character using a joystick plugged into part no. 1. Moving the joystickz@ left or right makes your character run in that direction. Moving the joystick up makes your character jump up.Diagonal movements make your character jump left or right.To fire magic bolts press the joystick fire button.To aim the bolts, hold the button and more the joystick in the desired direction. Gameplay : You must rescue your brother/sister. THE GAME SCREEN : The game screen is split into two areas, the report panel and the game area. ENEMIS OF THE DEMON : some of the 4RAMPS,MOUNDS MOUNDS AND WATER SPLASHES,THE QUICKER YOU WILL BE ABLE TO COMPLETE A LAP. SPEND MONEY!! THE NUMBER OF DOLLARS YOU COLLECT DETERMINES THE NUMBER OF POINTS YOU ARE AWARDED ON THE HIGH SCORE SCREEN.BUT THERES NO POINT IN SAVING CASH,SPEND OUT WHEN YOU GET THE CHANCE TO VISIT THE SPEED SHOP.... AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST...ENJOY THE GAME...AND REMEMBER IF YOU LIKE THE GAME BUY THE ORIGINAL..SUPPORT THE SOFTWARE COMPANYS..AND KEEP THEM GOING SO WE CAN ALL ENJOY THE AMIGA FOR A nLONG TIME TO COME!!!!! ....................THE END..........................TYPED BY SCOOTER......... BY THE WAY YOU SSI FREAKS..I`M TYPING IN THE BUCK RODGERS DOX NEXT.... Y OF CASH IN THE BAGS AND THE NUMBER OF NITROS IN THE CONTAINERS INCREASES AS A RACE PROGRESSES. IF YOU`RE FALLING BEHIND THE FIELD.IT SOMETIMES PAYS DIVIDENDS TO GO FOR PICK UPS RATEHR THAN FOR THE BEST POSITION AT THE END OF THE RACE. DRIVE INTELLIGENTLY!. 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AT THE START OF A NEW SEASON,COMPETITORS BEGIN ON EQUAL TERMS,NO-ONE HAS ANY MONEY IN THE BANK,AND EVERYONE HAS THREE `LIVES` IN THE FORM OF CREDITS.WHICH ARE WORTH 200,000 DOLLARS,MONEY CAߘ6N BE COLLECTED DURING RACES:BAGS OF DOLLARS APPEAR ON THE TRACKS EVERY SO OFTEN.THE FIRST PERSON TO DRIVE OVER A BONUS BAG COLLECTS THE LOOT IT CONTAINS.SIMILARLY,CONTAIERS OF NITRO FUEL MATERIALISE ON THENTRACK FROM TIME TO TIME-COLLECT THEM IF YOU CAN,NITROS USUALLY COST 10,000 DOLLARS EACH AND CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED BEFORE A RACE STARTS.THE BONUS NITROS YOU COLLECT DURING A GAME CAN BE USED IMMEDIATELY IF YOU WANT...AND PRIZE MONEY IS ALSO ON OFFER, OF COURSE. THE MOMENT ONE DRIVE չR COMPLETES FOUR LAPS,THE CURRENT RACE ENDS AND HE IS DECLARED THE WINNER.THE OTHER THREE DRIVERS ARE THEN AUTOMATICALLY RANKED ACCORDING TO THEIR POSITIONS WHEN THE RACE FINISHED. COMING 1ST IN THE RACE EARNS YOU 100,000 DOLLARS.2ND PLACE IS WORTH 90,000 DOLLARS,AND 3RD [PLACE ADDS 80,000 DOLLARS TO YOUR ACCOUNT.EVEN IF YOUR DRIVING SKILLS ARE`NT THAT IMPRESSIVE,YOU STILL COLLECT 70,000 DOLLARS FOR COMING 4TH.WATCH OUT FOR THE COMPUTER CONTROLLED CARS-EACH PLAYER WHO IS BEATEN BY O,WrmNE LOSES A CREDIT. POINTS ARE ALSO AWARDED AT THE RATE OF ONE POINT FOR EVERY 1000 DOLLARS YOU WIN WHILE RACING,AND ARE USED ON THE HIGH SCORE TABLE AT THE ENDOF A GAME TO DETERMINE AN OVERALL RANKING FOR THE SEASONS COMPETITION. EVERYONE STARTS THE GAME WITH THRRE LIVES,BEING BEATEN BY ONE OF THE COMPUTER CARS COSTS YOU ONE OF YOUR LIVES. AFTER EACH RACE,THE AWARD SCREEN APPEARSAND THE POSITION OF EACH COMPETING DRIVER IS SHOWN,ALONGSIDE READOUTS THAT SHOW THE CASH WON AND THE CAS VbH COLLECTED BY PICKING UP BONUS BAGS ON THE TRACK. IF YOU LOSE A CREDIT WITH A CREDIT REMAINING,A COUNTER STARTS TICKING DOWN AND YOU CAN OPT TO CONTINUE PLAY BY PRESSING FIRE BEFORE IT REACHES ZERO, IF YOU ALLOW THE `CONTINUE` PLAY COUNTER TO REACH ZERO, THEN YOU ARE RETIRED FROM THE CURRENT GAME AND LEAVE THE OTHER DRIVERS TO CHASE VICTORY. SPENDING MONEY IN THE SHOP; --------------------------- THE SPEED SHOP MENU APPEARS IN BETWEEN RACES AND ALLOWS YOU TO SPEND THE CASH YOU HA XVE ACCUMULATED ON THE TRACK AND BY WINNING RACES.THE DISPLAY AT THE TOP SHOWS HOW MANY LIVES YOU HAVE(SHOWN AS CREDITS) AND HOW MUCH CASH YOU HAVE AMASSED. FIVE USEFUL ITEMS ARE ON OFFER IN THE SPEED SHOP,ALL OF WHICH IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF YOUR VEHICLE.BY GLANCING AT THE BAR READOUTS IN EACH PANEL, YOU CAN SEE HOW MANY OF EACH OF THE 5 ACCESSORIES HAS ALREADY BEEN FITTED TO YOUR VEHICLE. TO GO SHOPPING,MOVE THE CURSOR OVER THE PANEL THAT SHOWS THE ACCESSORY YOU WANT TO BUY AND ߋ PRESS FIRE TO MAKE THE PURCHASE(IF YOU TRY TO BUY AN ITEM YOU CAN`T AFFORD A CREDIT IS AUTOMATICALLY TRADED IN FOR 200,000 DOLLARS) WHEN YOU HAVE BOUGHT ALL YOU WANT,SELECT THE NEXT RACE PANEL TO MOVE ONTO THE TRACK. NITRO FUEL UNITS; ----------------- YOU CAN HAVE UP TO 99 OF THESE-PROVIDING YOU HAVE LOTS OF CASH OR GET REALLY GOOD AT PICKING UP THE FREEBIES DURING RACES.THE LAP COUNTER THAT IS DISPLAYED DURING A RACE SHOWS HOW MANY NITROS EACH DRIVER HAS IN RESERVE. DURING A R 'pCACE,PRESSING THE FIRE BUTTON OR NITRO KEY USES A NITRO UNIT IF YOU HAVE ONE-WHEN YOU PUNCH THE NITRO IN,YOU GAIN A SHORT BURST OF AMAZING SPEED AS THE HIGH-GRADE FUEL IS BURNED OFF. USE NITROS AT THE START OF A RACE TO GET AHEAD OF THE PACK,AND WHEN EVER YOU HAVE A BIT OF CATCHING UP TO DO!!. TIRES; YOU CAN BUY UP TO 5 GRADES OF `TIRE` THE HIGHER THE GRADE YOU HAVE,THE BETTER YOUR VEHICLES GRIP ON THE RACETRACK,THE LESS LIKELY YOU ARE TO SKID,AND THE VEHICLES TURN RATE IS IMPROVED.   SHOCKS; UP TO 5 TYPES OF SHOCK ABSORBERS CAN BE FITTED TO YOUR VEHICLE-THE LESS BOUNCY THE RIDE.THE IMPROVED CONTACT OF YOUR WHEELS WITH THE GROUND GIVES IMPROVED ACCELERATION AND CORNERING. ACCELERATION; BY CAREFUL RACE TUNING,YOUR VEHICLE CAN BE MADE TO ACCELERATE UP ITS TOP SPEED MORE QUICKLY.YOU`RE LIMITED TO 5 ACCELERATION UNITS-EACH ONE YOU BUY INCREASES PERFORMANCE. THIS ACCESSORY BOOSTS THE TOP SPEED THAT YOUR VEHICLE CAN REACH WITHOUT THE AID OF NITRO BOOSTERS.WHEN YOU HAdbVE FITTED5 TOP SPEED ACCESSORIES AND 5 ACCELERATION UNITS,YOUR TRUCK CAN`T TRAVEL FASTER WITHOUT NITROS... LEARN FROM THE IRONMAN; ----------------------- KEEP AN EYE ON THE STOCK OF NITROS YOU HAVE IN YOUR VEHICLE-THE RACE READOUT THAT APPEARS ON SCREEN SHOWS HOW MANY LAPS EACH COMPETITOR HAS COMPLETED AND HOW MANY NITROS THEY HAVE IN STOCK. USE YOUR NITRO WISELY- TO GET AHEAD AHEAD OF THE PACK AT THE START OF A RACE,OR TO MAKE UP FOR LOST TIME.AND BUY PLENTY-BY USING NITRO BOOSTH (TS TO BEST EFFECT.ITS POSSIBLE TO TRIPLE YOUR OVERALL SPEED DURING A RACE. KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR COLLECTABLES-BONUS BAGS STUFFED WITH CASH AND BONUS NITRO CONTAINERS. THE QUANTITY OF CASH IN THE BAGS AND THE NUMBER OF NITROS IN THE CONTAINERS INCREASES AS A RACE PROGRESSES. IF YOU`RE FALLING BEHIND THE FIELD.IT SOMETIMES PAYS DIVIDENDS TO GO FOR PICK UPS RATEHR THAN FOR THE BEST POSITION AT THE END OF THE RACE. DRIVE INTELLIGENTLY!. 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CHOSING THE NUMBER OF PLAYERS! -------------------------------- Having chosen to start a season, you will be asked to decide on the current driver line up. Pressing fire will allow you to keep the current drivers. If you chose to alter the number or change the name of the drivers, you will first be asked to enter the number of dri- vers, from one to four, by pressing the number key. You will next be asked to enter the name for the players&5. Once the names have been en tered, you will automatically move to the Racing Menu. RACING MENU! ------------- The racing menu allows you to save a gamem create a co-driver or ac- tually begin the race. Pressing fire will take you to a race. Press- ing the F1 key will take you to the Co-driver preparation menu, wilhst pressing the F9 key or highlight the appropriate section will allow you to save a game, F10 will allow to load a game on the appro pr8ist/_/\_\/ DOC FOR CELICA GT RALLY! TYPED BY FOXY! PLAYING CELICA GT RALLY! -------------------------- Once the game has loaded, the first screen that you will be presented with is the Control Preferences screen, from wich you can tailor the game to your own requirements. Use the cursor keys to move up and down the options, and left and right keys to highlight your chosen option, or use joystick. On the other versions, use the keyboard (keys indicated a little later) t9 oo make yer choice. The options are: Controller:joystick or mouse. Gears:Manual or Automatic. Steering:Auto or click. This option allows you to have either self centring, or non self centring steering. If you chose self centring (Auto), the steering will return to a central position once you re- turn the joystick to the center. With 'Click' steering you will need to move the joystick in qn opposite direction to the one in wich the car is currently being steered to:JF chan- ge the direction. Sensitivity:Low, Medium or High. This option will allow you to to alter the sensitivity of the steering. High sensitivity will make the game more dif- ficult and challenging, whilst the Low sensitivity will make the game easier for beginners. Reverse steering:On or Off. While we were demonstrating Toyota to a number of journa- lists, they had the opportunity to try to drive a car with the steering reversing, so that turning the steering wh;ell left would turn the car right, and turning it right would turn the car left. this proved so popular that we decided to include it as an option in our game. So, once you com- pleted Toyota with correct steering, an even bigger chal- lenge will be to try it with the reversed steering. Once you have altered the game to your preferences, hit the space bar or the fire button to exit menu. On living this screen, you will be given the options 'Start a Season' or 'P5ractice a Track'. You will also bi given a chance to load a saved game by pressing F10, or by using the joystick. If you chose the 'Practice Track' option, you will be given the choice of wich country to race in, either England, Mexico or Finland. Once this is chosen, you will automatically be taken to this track. Should you chose to 'Start a Season', you will be taken to another menu. Note:Pressing the HELP key will return you to this menu from any point of th=pphics for a particular level, pull down the option "Load Graphics" from the File menu. A window will appear from which you can select the graphics file to be loaded in. The button labeled "Parent" will bring you up one directory from where you were. After choosing a file to be loaded in and the level where you want to place it, click on the OK button. If you then begin play on any level other than the one where you placed your custom graphics, your custom graphics will not be seen una%!til you reach that level. Master Blaster/SKID ROW! ctory. 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Save Options (Right-Amiga Z) - This allows you to save all your current menu item selections. Reset Options (Right-Amiga X) - This resets all the menu options to their default settings. Quit (Right-Amiga Q) - This exits the game. Options menu: ------------- Pause (Right-Amiga P) - This pauses the game. Click "Continue" to resume. Advanc Jed Mode (Right-Amiga E) - This toggles the advanced mode on and off. Sound (Right-Amiga S) - This toggles the sound effects on and off. Music (Right-Amiga M) - This toggles the music on and off. Increase Level (Right-Amiga L) - This increases the level of play by one level. Change Control (Right-Amiga K) - This allows you to play using either keyboard or joystick. Confirm Choices (Right-Amiga C) - If this is checked, the computer will ask you for confirmation on any menu choice K$s. One Player Mode (Right-Amiga V) - Choose this option to play the game solo. Tournament Mode (Right-Amiga B) - Choose this option to bring up the tournament window. Here you will choose the number of players, the names of the players, and the amount of time the game will last. Head-To-Head Mode (Right-Amiga N) - Choose this option to bring up the communications window. Here you will choose the items listed on pages 19-20 in the manual. Standard keyboard commands (pg. 15) ----- Lw------------------------------ The F1 key does not replay the current song. [P] pauses the game, but to continue play, you must click on "Continue" in the dialog box. [S] no longer turns the sound on and off; you must use Right-Amiga [S] to toggle the sound and Right-Amiga [M] to toggle the music. Head-To-Head Mode (pg. 18) -------------------------- To play against another player head-to-head, you need two Amiga computers that meet the aforementioned hardware requirements, or MO one Amiga and either a Macintosh or IBM compatible computer. You will also need two registered copies of FACES. We do not recommend multitasking when playing head-to-head. Direct-connecting (Amiga to Amiga or Amiga to IBM): --------------------------------------------------- 1a. If you are connecting to an IBM (or compatible), check to see how many pins the serial port has (it will be either 9 or 25). Obtain either a 9-pin to 25-pin or 25-pin to 25-pin null-modem serial c NB)able to connect the two computers. 1b. If you are connecting to another Amiga, you will need a 25-pin to 25-pin serial cable to connect the two computers. 2. Connect the 25-pin end of your cable to the serial port on your Amiga, and the other end to the serial port on the IBM or Amiga. Connection over the phone lines (Amiga to Amiga, IBM, or Macintosh): --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Each player needs to have their modems tuO'rrned on before loading FACES. 2. When playing Amiga to Macintosh, the players will have to reconnect after each challenge. Head-to-head setup ------------------ To setup for head-to-head play, load FACES, then choose Head-To-Head Mode from the Options menu. This will bring up a window with items similar to the ones in the IBM version. The primary differences are below: Reset - Restores the head-to-head options to the default settings. Cancel - Exits this window witPhout changing any of the options. Save - Stores these settings for later use. OK - Completes the setup and begins the connection procedure. During the connection process, there will be a series of dialog boxes that explain what is going on between the two computers. When the connection is established, the prompts "Get Set" and "Go" will indicate that play is about to begin. If you are having problems connecting to the other computer, we recommend that both players loQ@8wer their baud rate settings to 9600 or below. Loading/Unloading graphics (pg. 21) ----------------------------------- Creating custom personalities: ------------------------------ Note: Before you begin to create custom faces, be sure to make a copy of the template file (named TEMPLATE.IFF). This is so you will not accidentally write over your original file. Step 1: Loading the template ---------------------------- To begin creating your own faces, run a graphics program< s that accepts IFF format files (like DeluxePaint). Next load in the template from your Faces directory. Step 2: Editing the template ---------------------------- Follow the same procedure as described in the manual. Step 3: Saving the new file --------------------------- When saving the new file, be sure that you are saving it in IFF format. You are now ready to load your graphic file into the FACES program. Load graphics (pg. 23) ---------------------- To load new gra(Si-dvantage for multiple swigs. Runic Reading: This is the ability to read and understand runic writing which is necessary to understanding and can be obtained by drinking Alphabet Soup. Sizzling Egges: This gives an offensive spelle equivalent to hitting an oppo- nent somewhat harder than the deadliest concussive weapon. Page 20 follows: Tangled Mind: Similar to Brain Ache but reduces dexterity by a greater amount. Thunderflash: When cast at an opponent this spelle acts as a)^Qk percussion weapon which inflicts extensive damage. SKID ROW ore Flip: Similar to Maiden's Turnover but reduces sword damage to one tenth for a much longer tyme. Mind Locke: This spelle is similar to Tangled Mind but of even greater intensity. Palmlight: A more powerful version of Fingerlight that casts ball light- ning at an opponent for even greater damage. Propitious Surprise: Similar effect to Lucky Surprise but without the drowsiness disaU thout on-disk protection, so doing so is simple. Make sure to store the originals in a safe place, and use the copies when playing or installing the game. Refer to your Amiga manual on how to copy disks. Note: Make sure to rename the copies so that they are the same as the originals. For example, after copying Disk 1, rename the copy from "copy of DISK 1" to "DISK 1". Do the same for the remaining disks. System Requirements To play Elvira, you will need the following: o VqAmiga 500, 1000 or 2000 o 1 megabyte of memory. o If loading from a hard drive, you will need 740K of free RAM after Workbench is loaded. o A blank formatted disk to save games (if playing from floppy disks). Hard Drive Installation To install Elvira onto your hard drive, do the following: 1 Enter the CLI or SHELL. 2 Place Elvira disk 1 in df0:. 3 Type cd df0: and press Return. 4 Type HDINSTALL DHx: (where x indicates the hard drive, i.e., dh0:, dh1:,W} etc.) and press Return. 5 Insert disks 2 through 5 when prompted. 6 To run the game from workbench, double-click on the Mistress folder, then double click on the Elvira icon. 7 To run the game from CLI or SHELL, change to the Elvira subdirectory and type RUNIT and then press enter. Playing from Floppy Disk 1 With your computer off, insert Elvira Disk 1 into df0: (internal disk drive). 2 Turn on the computer. The program will load automatically. 3 When prmTyompted, insert the proper disk into df0:. Note: Be sure you are inserting the correct disks when prompted. free RAM after Workbench is loaded. o A blank formatted disk to save games (if playing from floppy disks). Hard Drive Installation To install Elvira onto your hard drive, do the following: 1 Enter the CLI or SHELL. 2 Place Elvira disk 1 in df0:. 3 Type cd df0: and press Return. 4 Type HDINSTALL DHx: (where x indicates the hard drive, i.e., dh0:, dh1:,Y}plement the enclosed IBM manual. We recommend reading this pamphlet thoroughly and referring to it when necessary while you read the manual. System requirements (pg.5) -------------------------- FACES requires an Amiga computer with at least 512k RAM and a disk drive. (Sound and music require 1 MB RAM). If you wish to play head-to -head against another player, you will need a cable to connect the computers or two Hayes-compatible modems (1200 baud minimum). We assume you areZ< 1 familiar with the basic terms and operations of your Amiga computer and its operating system. If this is your first program for your Amiga, be sure to read your owner's manual for complete instructions. Important Note: When installing or running the game from floppy, never remove the disk from the drive until the disk drive light turns off. Installing FACES to your hard drive (pg. 6) ------------------------------------------- To load FACES to your hard drive, insert your back[dž&up copy of FACES Disk 1 into your drive when prompted for the Workbench disk. Double-clicking on the Faces-Install icon will install the game to dH0:FacesDrawer. The install program can also be run from CLI. To install to a particular hard drive and directory type "execute Faces1:Install partition:directory/" and then press return. Loading FACES from the backup floppy disks: (pg. 7) --------------------------------------------------- To load FACES from the backup floppy disks,\ܑ insert FACES Disk 1 into your drive when prompted for the Workbench disk. If you're running from Workbench, double-click on the Faces.x icon, or type Faces if you are running from CLI. If you have more than 1MB RAM, Faces can be multitasked. Loading FACES from a hard drive: (pg. 8) ---------------------------------------- If you are running under Workbench, enter the directory where you placed the Faces program and double-click on the Faces.x icon to begin play. If you are Grunning under CLI, enter the directory where you placed the Faces program and type Faces to begin play. Configuration screen (pg. 11) ----------------------------- Most of the items that are available on the config screen in the IBM version are now located as menu items on the menu bar. Below is a list of the items available on the menu, and where they are located on the menu bar. File menu: ---------- About Faces (Right-Amiga 1) - This will bring up a window with the names of^Ydrink as soon as cool. Takes one and a half hours to prepare. Drinking this potion will arm the drinkers with Fire Dagger spelles. Page 14 follows: FINGERLIGHT Required elementes: Earwigges, Deadly Knightshade and Belladonna Extract the juice from a saucepan full of Nightshade berries, add five earwigges and one chopped belladonna leaf to the juice and allow to stand for twenty minutes. Drain the liquid into a bottle and drink immediately. Preparation takes twenty five min_GE;utes. When drunk this potion imbues the user with the ability to cast Fingerlight spelles (lightning boltes). PALMLIGHT Required elementes: Centipedes, Mistletoe, Belladonna & Absinthe Extract the juice from a saucepan full of Mistletoe berries, add five centipedes, one chopped belladonna leaf & two spoonfulls of Absinthe to the juice and allow to stand for twenty minutes. Drain the liquid into a bottle and drink immediately. Preparation takes forty five minutes. When drunk t`q,Bhis potion imbues the user with the ability to cast Palmlight spelles (lightning ball). Page 15 follows: CAT & DOG BROTH Required elementes: Spyder, Horse hair, Lily flower and Witch Hazel Take a large lily and finely choppe it. Add the chopped lily to a basketful of Witch hazel leaves and simmer over a gentle heate for one hour. Drain off the resultant liquid into a saucepan and discard the remains of the flower & leaves. Remove the skins from ten common spyders and throw th a [em away. Crush the spyders to release their bloode and add to the liquid in the saucepan. Stir the mixture thoroughly and then add a tuft of Horse hair. Raise the liquid to boyling point and simmer for twenty minutes or until it thickens. Pour into a suitable container. It may be eaten either hot or cold. This recipe takes an hour and forty minutes to prepare. When eaten, this powerful mixture has two effects. The minor result of its use, is a boost to strength and general he!bialth but the major effect provides the eater with a large number of Tunderflash Spelles which can inflict serious damage on the enemy. Page 16 follows: DEMONS BREW Required elementes: Vampire dust, Dragon's bloode & Deadly Nightshade Extract the juice from a saucepan full of Deadly Knightshade berries and discard the pulp. Add this juice to one pint of Dragon's bloode. Put the Vampire dust in this liquid and allow it to stand for five minutes. Drain the mixture through a mus"cR}^lin cloth to remove all of the sediment and bottle the resultant liquid. It is absolutely essential to discard the sediment on consecrated ground, failing to do so will cause you moste serious regrets. This decoction takes twenty five minutes to prepare and equips anyone who drinks it with a terrible weapon. For this reason and because of the ingredients, this is a rare decoction that you are likely to make only once in a lifetime. Careless- ness in making it can also ensure that#dӇ you only get to make it once in a lifetime. Drinking the decoction will provide the drinker with a large number of Fearful Spelles that do an amazing amount of damage to any normal creature. Page 17 follows: POSTSCRIPTUM Brain Ache: When this spelle is cast upon an opponent, it reduces dexterity by a random amount for the duration of the fight. It may be used only once in any single confrontation. Fearful: This awesome spelle does terrible damage to any standard opponent $e`(upon whom it is cast. Fingerlight: This more potent fight spelle casts a fork of lightning at an opponent causing damage when it hits. Fire Dagger: This spelle appears and acts like a flaming, thrown dagger but doing three times the damage of a dagger unless the target is immune to fire. Used against a mummy, there is a chance of it catching fire. Fire Wall: Lasting for 10 seconds each time it is used, this spelle stops an opponent attacking and allows the caster to use a rang%fTed weapone or run away. It also destroys any ice-based weapon as well as severely damaging any wooden weapones but these effects also apply to the caster's weapons. Page 18 follows: Ice Wall: The ice version of Fire Wall, it lasts twice as long but is almost instantly destroyed by fire-based weapones and only allows the caster to use ice spelles for its duration. Identify Plant: This magickal ability is essential to allow identification of the many plant ingredients used in t&g]phe magickal arts. It is gained by consuming Herbal Honey. Knightyme Pleasure: This is the greatest defensive spelle in that it eliminates all effects from magickal ranged weapones and halves the effect of any other weapone. Lucky Surprise: This potion increases the imbiber's dexterity by one tenth for each swig but if more than one swig is taken before an earlier one wears off this is partially negated by becoming drowsy. Maiden's Turnover: This causes a magickal hardening of 'RP[the eater's skin which effectively halves sword damage for a tyme. Page 19 follows: Manticore Flip: Similar to Maiden's Turnover but reduces sword damage to one tenth for a much longer tyme. Mind Locke: This spelle is similar to Tangled Mind but of even greater intensity. Palmlight: A more powerful version of Fingerlight that casts ball light- ning at an opponent for even greater damage. Propitious Surprise: Similar effect to Lucky Surprise but without the drowsiness disai#o the mixture which then forms a thick dough-like paste. Shape this paste into small packets and wrap each one in a spyder web. There is enough of the mix- ture to make three packets. The receipt takes twenty minutes to prepare. Eating a packet causes an increase in skin toughness as tho wearing armor. It has no effect on magick and provides no protection against spelles. MANTICORE FLIP Required elementes: Maidenhair, Fern, 3 pieces of Manticore hide & Honey. Prepare as Maidj(en's Turnover but wrap each packet in a piece of Manticore hide. Causes greater increase in skin toughness. Page 9 follows: KNIGHTYME PLEASURE Required elementes: Bird Feather, Deadly Nightshade and beetles Crush two handfuls of Knightshade berries to extract their juice. Mix juice with the bloode sucked from five live beetles. Stir the mixture widdershins with the tail feather of a bird and recite my name backwards. Store drink in a bottle untill required. As the ingrediek |nts for this receipt are difficult to obtain at the same tyme, it is unlikely that more than one portion of this poyion can be prepared in any one year. Should you be fortu- nate enough to obtain the necessary for more than one portion then a second batch should be stored as though it were fine wine. It only takes fifteen minutes to prepare but is most powerful in its effects. When consmed it offers total protection to all non-contact magick weapons and substantial protection froml|u any other weapone for a considerable tyme. It should not be used lightly but saved until needed. Page 10 follows: LUCKY SURPRISE Required elementes: Nettles & one Four Leaf Clover Boyle a saucepan full of fresh nettles in water for twenty minutes. Add a sprig of four leaf clover and continue to boyle for a further five minutes. Strain off the liquid, bottle it and allow to cool whereupon it may be consumed. This potion should be used judiciously as excessive consumptioms~n will cause drowsiness and lethargy. It takes thirty minutes to prepare. Use of this portion will make you react quicker unless taken to excess when it will tend to cause the opposite effect. PROPITIOUS SURPRISE Required elementes: Aconite, Nettles & one Four Leaf Clover This mixture should be prepared as Lucky Surprise but after straining off the liquid, add three drops of aconite extract to the decoction and stir for five minutes before bottling. It takes forty minutes to pn.repare. This potion has the advantage of not causing drowsiness but otherwise acts as a Lucky Sur- prise. The addition of Aconite must be at the tyme of prepara- tion. Later addition makes a deadly poison. Page 11 follows: MONSTERA PIE Required elementes: Monstera, Parsley & Ivy Line a medium sized baking dish with Ivy leaves. Clean and separate a 2 cm. basketful of Monstera petals and slice into thumb joint sized strips. Place the strips into a baking dish, add the parslo%@Ley and cover the contents with another layer of Ivy leaves. Place the baking dish in a hot oven and cook for twenty minutes. This receipt should provide enough for five portions and takes thirty minutes to prepare. Eating a slice of this pie will make the eater stronger but slightly slow down the eater's reactions. This slowing is cummulative for each slice eaten before a previously consumed slice is fully digested. Only the foolhardy shude try eating the whole pie at one sittip9@ng because of this side effect. Used with due care, consuming a slice of pie will give the eater a useful boost in strength when it is needed. Page 12 follows: GLOWING PRIDE Required elementes: Thistle, Dandelyon & Flame flower Remove the petals from one Flamed flower and press them to remove the oil of which they contain. Take one Dandelyon and split its stem. Allow the milky liquid contained therein to drip into the previously extracted oil and mix thoroughly. Pull the dowqt(n from one Thistle and drop into the oil mixture so that the down soaks up the mixture. Roll the down into a ball. Thro' practice, tis possible to increase the oil yield from each flower. This should take fifteen minutes. Store the soaked down in darkness. As soon as a prepared ball of down is removed from complete darkness, it will begin to glow. The length of tyme that each ball will glow for, is directly proportional to the user's experience. If the user is twice as experierLnced the second tyme that this magic is used then the light will last for twice as long. Useful in those unexpected dark places when there is no normal light available. Page 13 follows: MUSHROOM TENDERNESS Required elementes: Hellebore, Elderberry & Mushroom Slice up one bucket of mushrooms and then boyle them untill reduced to a thick mush. Crush two handfuls of elderberries to extract their juice and add the juice to the boyled mush- rooms. Choppe up one Hellebore leaf and]F add to the mixture. Pour into an appropriate container and drink when required. Preparation takes 25 minutes and produces enough mixture for four doses. Drinking this potion will infuse the user with superhuman strength for a short period of time. THORNY SPLINTER Required elementes: Firethorn & Nettles Boyle four handfuls of nettles for ten minutes and strain off the liquid, discarding the nettles. Add thorns from the Firethorn bush and allow to brew for one hour. Bottle & tebliced bloode root and continue on heate until soft. Grinde up seeds from 5 poppys ans sprinkle on surface and allow to cool. Grinde mixture into fine paste, make into small balles and allow to harden. Eating these balles allows you to cast Mind Locke spelles to freeze your enemies. This takes one hour to prepare. Page 3 follows: SPAGETTY CONFUSION Require elementes: Belladonna, Parsley, White Wine & Witch Hazel Dry one cup of witch hazel leaves until dry and crisp then crushuRd to produce a powder. Add a belladonna flower and a pinch of parsley to the powder, mixing them together well. Heate a bottle of white wine to boyling and stirr in the powdered mixture while continuing to boyle until the mixture turns into spagetty-like strings which should be formed into patties and baked for five minutes in a hot oven. This should take about an hour. When eaten, the user gains the Tangled Mind spelle. SIZZLING EGGES Required elementes: Bird's egge, Hellebore, vKP Firethorn & Water Lily Boyle a large lily leaf in water for 15 minutes, add a cupfull of firethorn petals and a hellebore flower. Add the white of a smalle egge and stirr thoroly for 10 minutes before allowing to cool. Drain remaining liquid into suitable container. This takes about one hour to make a will give user a real knockout spelle. Page 4 follows: CLOTTED SURPRISE Required elementes: Spyder's web, Hawthorn & Mosse Peel a saucepan full of hawthorn berries. Take gre w̥at care to remove all trace of outside skins. Crushe the berries to pro- duce a fine puree which should be put to one side. Wash three handfuls of common mosse, to remove any dirte and then boyle in water to cleanse. The mosse will break down into a green and slimy substance to which the pureed hawthorn should be added. Mix thoroly into a homogenus paste. This paste should be liberally spread over a bandage made from spyder's web. The bandage thus encrusted should be applied to xh# any cut area which requires healing. This poultice takes twenty five minutes to prepare and will restore your strength and ability. To use apply to injured area. For many minor injuries. Page 5 follows: ICED MAGICK Required elementes: Hawthorn, Thistle and Bloode Lily Remove all of the petals from a bloode lily flower and discarde them. Remove the seed pod and place over a low heate to encourage it to open up. When it does so, remove all of the seeds. Boyle two handfuls o yQf hawthorn berries for twenty minutes and drain off the liquid to use. Discard the boyled hawthorn pulpe. Remove the thistle down from one thistle and add to the liquid from the hawthorns together with the bloode lily seeds. Take resulting mixture and place it in freezer for one hour. Pour off liquid into suitable container. To be drunk as required with this recipe providing sufficient for two portions. Will take one and three quarters hours to prepare. The decoc- tion should  z9Tsbe used for more serious injuries than the previous poultice. Page 6 follows: WOODEN HEART in ALGAE SAUCE Required elementes: Dogwood, Algae, Bleeding heart and Honey. Bake 6 handfuls of dogwood barke for two hours in a hot oven. Whilst the bark is baking, prepare the sauce as follows: Disolve a jar of honey in warm water, add a pint of Pond algae and one chopped bleeding heart flower. Simmer for one hour and pour over the dogwood when baked. It sets into a hard jelly and pro{xvides enough for three helpings. Taking two hours to make, each helping is a powerful restor- ative and healing agent. PAINFREE Required elementes: White Wine, Black lotus & Laudnum Take the flower of a black lotus and remove its petal. Care- fully extract the pollen from the remainder of the flower and mix the pollen into the tincture of laudnum. Warm a glass of white wine and mix in the combined black lotus pollen and laudnum. This should be stored in a suitable container u|Zntil needed. It takes about half an hour to prepare and will take all pain away for three hours. Page 7 follows: FIRE SPONGE Required elementes: Plantain, Flame flower & Moss Add water to 2 handfuls of moss and knead to form a sticky, dough like paste. Remove seed heads from 2 handfuls of Plantain, add to mixture and set aside for 15 minutes. The seeds act as a speedy yeast. Grate a whole flame flower plant including leaves, flower & root and add to the moss dough, after th}8e plantain seeds have done their work. Ensure an even dispersal. Place in baking tray and cook in a warm oven for 15 minutes. When cool, slice and serve. This receipt make sufficient for six slices. It takes 35 min- utes to prepare and eating a slice allows the casting of a 10 second Fire Wall. ICE SPONGE Required elementes: Plantain, Hawthorn & Moss Follow instructions for making Fire Sponge but substitute 2 handfuls of grated hawthorn berries for flame flowers. It takes thC%.he same tyme to prepare but allows the casting of a 20 second Ice Wall. Page 8 follows: MAIDENS TURNOVER Required elementes: Maidenhair, Fern, 3 Spyder's webs & Honey Take two handfuls of leaves from the Maiden's Tree and choppe them finely. Boyle the finely chopped leaves until totally dissolved into the water to leave a dirty brown liquid. Blend into this liquid one jar of honey which acts as both a sweetener and thickening agent. Shred a handful of fern sprigs and stir int/$l twenty-four Dungeon Master champions have a new portrait on the Chaos Strikes Back Utility Disk. These can be loaded and used through the "LOAD CHAMPIONS" option as described above. Page 22 follows: The Hint Oracle Sometimes it may seem that there is little you can do to defeat Chaos' sinister traps and relentless minions. But a new power is yours for the journey into his dungeon. A power Chaos has not seen before: the power of the Hint Oracle. A Being of awesome ability, 0%the Oracle can reach into a Chaos Strikes Back saved game and learn where the champions are. It can then tell you what it knows about the dungeon near the champions, including information about monsters and puzzles. Although it will rarely give exact solutions, it can five useful hints and enough information to help you solve a problem. This can prove invaluable at times when the puzzles seem too difficult or the monsters too powerful. The Hint Oracle only works in the Chaos St1"Grikes Back dungeon. To consult the Hint Oracle you must travel to a point Page 23 follows: close to the part of the dungeon you wish to learn more about. Save the game there and quit. Turn off the computer, insert the Utility Disk in the startup drive, and turn the computer back on. When the blue tablet appears, select "Consult the Hint Oracle." After the lair of the Hint Oracle appears, insert the saved game disk in the drive indicated on the screen, and choose LOAD. When2'ޞ the Oracle has learned where the champions are in the dungeon, it will show a list of clues it can give about that location. These appear in the Hint Oracle's lair as glowing buttons with a short title written on them. If any of the clue titles seem like they might have a hint that can help answer your question, then use the mouse pointer to select it. A press of the mouse button, and the first level of hint will appear. There may be more detailed levels of hints for any clue but3Wrton. If there are more levels in a hint, you can see them by choosing NEXT at the bottom of the screen. If you wish to reread a previous level of a hint, choose LAST to back up one level. If you are in a clue and you wish to try a different clue, choose DONE to return to the initial list of clues. When you have finished with the Hint Oracle, return to the initial list of clues by choosing DONE. Choose EXIT from there to return to the blue tablet. If you wish to continue the ad4| =venture place the Game Disk in the startup drive and choose the restart option. SKID ROW . These appear in the Hint Oracle's lair as glowing buttons with a short title written on them. If any of the clue titles seem like they might have a hint that can help answer your question, then use the mouse pointer to select it. A press of the mouse button, and the first level of hint will appear. There may be more detailed levels of hints for any clue butRir in jar of honey until dissolved and allow to cool before transferring to suitable container. Allow 30 minutes for completion of this delicious elixir. Imbibe to become one with the vitae naturae and gain knowl- edge of the true names of all plants. ALPHABET SOUP Required elementes: Dandelyons, Elderberries & Rose petals Crush a handful of Elderberries and save the extract. Steep the petals frpm 1 rose in water for 1 hour. Cut the stem from a dandelyonand allow the white sap1MPe tp drip into the elderberrie extract. Remove rose petals from liquid & discard. Add rose water to elderberrie and dandelyon, heate to 62 degrees and stir in dandelyon flowers. Turn heate off, allow to stand for 20 minutes and strain into container. Allow 90 minutes to prepare this potion. Essential before understanding of Runes can be gained. Page 2 follows: BRAIN ACHE Required elementes: Poppys, mushrooms and one maggot Choppe 1 large maggot into small pieces. Boyle 2 has,1ndfuls of fresh mushrooms until reduced to a mushe and mix in the seeds from 5 poppys then add the maggot pieces to the result- ing dough. Place in a baking tray and cook in the oven for 15 minutes or until golden browne. Allow 30 minutes for preparation. Consuming this cake allows you to cast Brain Ache spelles to the confusion of your foes. MIND LOCKE Required elementes: Poppys, one maggot and Bloode Root Choppe 1 large maggot into small pieces and sautee until brown. Add sjte power but their use is fraught with grate danger. Heed my words ... for this is ye magickal ART. Some of the necessary elementes are common and can be easily found. Others, however, will require diligent searching before they are uncovered. Be cautious in their use. Endeavor not to waste anything as some items, despite their rarity, are needed by more than one receipt. Naught is certain so caution is vital or thou wilt pay with thy body & immortal soul. _______________________________________________________________ WARNING: Please note the Recipes contained in this book are for use within the game Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. Any attempt to mix and use the Recipes in real life could result in serious consequences. _______________________________________________________________ Page 1 follows: HERBAL HONEY Required elementes: Honey and Hay Make a decoction with 2 handfuls of hay. Boyle for 20 minutes in water and pour liquid into bowl. St$mnrtup or second drive. If the blank used is not formatted, choose FORMAT first. FORMAT will erase everything on the disk, so be careful not to use your Dungeon Master saved game. When the disk has finished formatting, or if it was already formatted, choose "MAKE NEW ADVENTURE" in the center box. When the program is done making the new adventure, remove the disk and label it "Chaos Strikes Back saved game." This disk can now be played using the Chaos Strikes Back Game Disk. Page%bz 17 follows: RESUME After you have created the Chaos Strikes Back saved game you are ready to start the new adventure. To play, insert the Chaos Strikes Back Game disk in the startup drive and turn the computer on. When you see the dungeon entrance push the gem next to RESUME. When Chaos Strike Back asks you for the saved game, use the new Chaos Strikes Back saved game disk instead of a Dungeon Master saved game disk. Chaos Strikes Back will only work with a saved game created&f using "MAKE NEW ADVENTURE." It is important to note that during the transition from either of the saved game sources to the "New Adventure," your champions were stripped of all their possessions. They will enter the new game with nothing but their skills and attributes to defend them. Be ready when the game starts because Chaos has been preparing for your arrival. Page 18 follows: The Portrait Painter A special feature included with the Chaos Strikes Back Utility disk is the 'gability to edit the portraits and names of the champions brought in from a Dungeon Master saved game. Now you can personalize your champions to reflect the way you see them. In addition, any portraits you create can be saved to an unused disk and later loaded in for further editing or for use in other saved games. To use the portrait painter, select "Make New Adventure or Edit Champions" and the editor will appear. Use the mouse pointer to select the champion you wish to edit. C(lbhoose from the champions shown at the top of the screen. Page 19 follows: LOAD CHAMPION When the Chaos Strikes Back Utility Disk is first started, it will request a Dungeon Master saved game. When loaded, the champions in that saved game appear across the top of the screen. The portraits of these champions can now be changed. If you wish to work on a different saved game, or change portraits that have been saved separately, use the "LOAD CHAMPIONS" button. This will give y)l!ou a choice of loading either a Dungeon Master saved game or a portrait. Portraits are created by saving a finished champion portrait with the "SAVE CHAMPION" button. Be careful when loading portraits, because the current portrait being edited will be lost. Loading a different saved game will erase all the champion portraits on the screen. HALK|___ If you want to change your champion's first name, use the mouse pointer to point to it, then press the mouse button. The name can be*$ changed when the vertical bar appears inside the box. Use the BACKSPACE and letter keys to edit the name. The first name is important because it is the name that a portrait will be saved as. IMPORTANT: If you want to keep the original version of a portrait you have been working on, be sure to change the first name of the new portrait so you won't erase the old one. THE BARBARIAN______ This is the champion's title. It can be changed with the BACKSPACE and letter keys, the same+vB way that the first name can. Prepare the title for editing by pointing to it with the mouse and pressing the mouse button. Page 20 follows: The triple-size version of the champion's portrait is where you change your champion's appearance. The sixteen colors in the tall box at the tight edge of the screen are the available colors. When you select one of these colors, a white box will appear around it. You can paint with thsi color using the mouse pointer. If you wish to chan,`huge a large area of one color to the selected color, place the arrow somewhere in this area and double-click or use the right mouse button to "fill" this area with the new color. UNDO If you make a mistake while painting your portrait, press the UNDO button with the mouse button and the last thing you did will be removed and the portrait restored to the state it was before the error. Page 21 follows: REVERT If you have made many changes, but wish to return to the original por-P9trait, press on the REVERT button and the entire portrait will appear as it was when first loaded from the disk. If REVERT was a mistake, try UNDO. SAVE CHAMPION After you are satisfied with the name and portrait you have created, select "SAVE CHAMPION" at the bottom of the screen. This allows you to save a portrait to an unused disk. Saved portraits can be further using "LOAD CHAMPIONS," then selecting "PORTRAITS." The portrait in the frame shows the character as they would ap.~▊pear in one of the Hall of Champions mirrors. Note that medium dark gray is transparent when the portrait is shown here, so the color of the mirror shows through wherever it is used. This does not affect most places a champion is currently shown, but it may be important in future quests, so be aware of this. If you do not wish to paint portraits but still want to change your champion's appearance to reflect their higher levels, "enhanced" champion portraits have been provided. Alt׺ck words none of the Champions had ever heard before. "No!" Chaos shrieked. And then the lights, and the rumbling, and the spinning Page 12 follows: ceased. The chamber blackened. There was silence. "Oh, by the balance," the Grey Lord gasped. Theron's torch relit. He held it over the Grey Lord, who was himself again, though his features were swollen and his forehead was bruised. Blood streamed from his nose. Theron stopped it with a short incantation. Fulcrum|q fell into the Grey Lord's lap and huddled under his arm. Absently, the wizard stroked him. "There, there, Fulcrum. It's all right." He murmured Magick words. "So, he has shown himself at last. You see what we face. The Corbum ore is building in power." "He's achieving separation," Theron said. "And the Mana is being ripped from our world like lions feeding on dead prey." He turned to the Champions. "Days, perhaps hours, stand between us and the final catastrophe. You must go now." "Nay, friend Theron," the Grey Lord remonstrated. "They must be asked. They must go willingly." He rose from his chair. "I cannot send Theron with you this time, my brave ones. He's the only weapon I have to battle Chaos here on our plane. You must go alone, the four of you, and you must face death yet again. "And so I ask you, Champions: knowing this, do you dare to enter Lord Chaos's secret dungeon? Will you help me save the universe, one moreg time?" Page 13 follows: Introduction Chaos Strikes Back Make haste now, for the diabolical plan hatched by Chaos has already been set in motion. Unless you can recover and destroy the Corbums quickly, they will absorb enough Mana to become unstable. Viborg and the entire valley it rests in will be detroyed should they explode. To prepare for your quest, you should have progressed far enough in Dungeon Master that you are confident of your abilities. Be careful, for your CkNhampions will enter the new dungeon Chaos has built with nothing but their skills and attributes to defend them. Once inside, they must travel as Fighter, Ninja, Wizard, and Priest to recover the corbums hidden on the Ways. Each Corbum they find must be thrown into the FUL YA pit to be safely consumed. The journey is long and dangerous, so your champions will be truly tested. Only when the last Corbum is safely destroyed will the danger be no more than a memory. Page 14 followskS: Two disk are provided with Chaos Strike Back, the Utility Disk and the Game Disk. The Chaos Strikes Back Game Disk works very much like the original Dungeon Master disk. You should refer to the original Dungeon Master manual if you have questions about the Game Disk. The Utility Disk includes many new features and is essential to starting the new adventure. Two additional disks are needed to create a new adventure. You must have either a Dungeon Master saved game or a saved "#game from the Chaos Strikes Back "Prison." Later, you will need a blank disk to save your new adventure on. There are two ways to get a saved game. The easiest way is to start the Game disk and choose the "Prison" button outside the dungeon entrance. This allows you to enter the dungeon and select up to four champions from the life-trapping mirrors hung there. After choosing your adventurers, save the game as you did while playing Dungeon Master. (See the Dungeon Master man Ρ,sual for an explanation of this process.) Page 15 follows: The second source of a saved game is to play Dugeon Master. Any Dungeon Master saved game can be used. But be forewarned: it will not be easy to survive the challenges in Chaos Strikes Back, so it is suggested that you use a saved game in which the characters have fought deep enough in Dungeon Master to have seen Chaos himself. Once you have a saved game and one blank disk handy, you are ready to make your new adventur!kC5e. Insert the Utility Disk into the startup drive and turn the computer on. A blue tablet will appear with four options on it. Use the mouse pointer to point to one of the options and then "select" it by pressing the mouse button. The options are explained below. First Option - Introduction to Chaos Strikes Back: A vision spell is cast and Chaos is caught plotting. Second Option - Make New Adventure or Edit Champion pictures: This option is essent"_.Vial to begin the new adventure. It also allows you to change your champions' portraits. Third Option - Consult the Hint Oracle: Select this when you need help with the game. Fourth Option - Restart System: This will exit the Utility Disk and restart the system. Page 16 follows: Making The New Adventure MAKE NEW ADVENTURE From the blue tablet of the Utility Disk, select the Make New Adventure option. You will be asked for your sa#ved game disk. The champions on the saved game will be read in and their portraits displayed across the top. One of these champions will already be selected for editing. That champion's full name, a framed hall of champions mirror, and a triple- size version of their portrait will be shown. If you wish to take your champions into Chaos Strikes Back just as they appear, select the option "MAKE NEW ADVENTURE." The Utility Disk will ask for a blank disk to be put in either the staShed over the rims of the goblets. "It comes stronger," the Grey Lord murmured as the noise lessened. He touched the corner of his mouth, where fresh blood trickled like crimson teardrops. "You must destroy that ore. For shortly after it draws sufficient Mana to free Chaos and Order, it will shatter the universe like a fragile looking glass." He gazed at Theron. "Show them the map. Make haste. They must be off." Theron performed Magickal gestures Page 9 follows: k'\ at the glass case once had held the wondrous Firestaff. "Would that I hadn't destroyed the Firestaff," the Grey Lord said regretfully. "I thought it was too powerful to keep, so that means of defeating him is no longer available to you." The glass case opened and a parchment scroll floated toward Theron. He caught it and opened it. "My master has made some notes. It seems Chaos his the Death Square. It is a pillar of stone, with the Ore of Corbum planted one piece to aA{ side. And each of these sides is the ending point for a long and vicious maze, making four mazes in all." The Grey Lord indicated the symbols on the scroll. "I've discovered that each of the mazes is based on one of the four Ways, Warrior, Ninja, Wizard, and Priest. Together, they form Harmony, as you know. I believe he seeks to mock our reverence for balance by designing his dungeon in such an ordered manner." "The coin," Theron said in a low voice, and he and the GreIB,y Lord traded dark, uneasy looks. "Aye, the coin. Note it well, Champions." The Grey Lord made gestures toward the glass case. A gold coin rose from the bottom of the case and spun toward him. "I awoke this morning with this in my hand. I know whose coin it is. Do you see also?" He balled his fists, then threw them open in the direction of the farthest wall. Blue light smashed against the stone, sparking in the shadow. All drew back, even the Grey Lord, as they ga!-zed upon the face of Lord Chaos. His horned head; his mad; sightless eyes; the rictus-smile none there had ever forgotten, not even in the most serene moments of the dawn. "'Danger Thus Reveals Its Face,'" the Grey Lord said. Page 10 follows: "That is written on the reverse side of the coin." He set his jaw. "This is a warning, to me and all who stand by me. If ever you see this face, chisled in stone or carved into wood, take great heed." The floor shook agaiaZn, more violently. Fulcrum cawed and shot into the air, flying in circles. The walls vibrated. "Ah, no," the Grey Lord said softly. "No." The room spun like a boulder rolling down a hill. Tables and goblets whirled in a vortex, catching Fulcrum in the center. The glass case shattered. Shards sliced like arrows through the air. "He comes!" the Grey Lord cried, grabbing his face., "Hold master!" Theron threw his arms around his master. "Fight it!" The torch we ent out. "No!" the Grey Lord cried. "No, I abjure thee! I forbid thee!" "Forbid?" thundered a voice. "Forbid?" The wizard screamed, and what all saw next caused their hearts to stop: The Grey Lord's face was gone. In its place, glowing with evil, red light, the face of Lord Chaos opened its crazed eyes and laughed. "Away, boy." He turned his horned head in Theron's direction and hurtled him across the room. Fulcrum cawed and dove toward his hand. Lord Chaos *+caught the bird by his neck and shook it hard. Fulcrum squawked and struggled, but he was helpless. "What sport! Ah, yes, I was wise, wise to foresee my own destruction!." His voice rose to a wall. Laughter filled the room, the laughter of madness, of misrule, or frenzy. "The four Ways. I have used his knowledge of me against him!" He threw back his head. Light streamed from his Page 11 follows: mouth and eyes. Fulcrum struggled in his grasp. "And you, Champitp[{ons. You who follow the false doctrine of Harmony. How sweet it has been, devising a mockery of your sacred Balance. I almost hoped you would defeat me last time, so I could show you just how much like me you really are. When I come into my kingdom, I shall not forget the imbalance of my subjects." The room spun faster and faster; the wind howled and the air jittered with Magick. Crying out, the Champions were thrown upon the floor. "Yes, grovel! See how the worlds shall;' orbit, after I am ruler! No laws. No laws! "I am the Master. Yes, I am He who shall destroy all order. I hate you for escaping my mirrors, for daring to think you could obliterate me." He smiled, and it was a fearsome thing. "But I shall not take you now. It would prove too easy. Provide me with some sport. Take up this challenge: meet me in the secret dungeon, and prepare to die!" Stones crashed to the floor. Jagged blocks pushed upward like ice bergs. Energy c^Prackled yellow and orange and white, like the Ore of Corbum. "You cannot even touch me!" he exulted. "I am invincible!" Fulcrum screeched desperately as Lord Chaos raised him above his head and clasped him with both hands. The Mad One opened his mouth and plunged the raven toward it. "So shall you all die! So shall you -" The chamber flooded with blue light. It emanated from Theron, who lay sprawled upon the floor with a Wand of Magick in his hand, and he shouted Magi" High Lord, but nothing on earth could stop the four from answering their liege lord's summons. Another flash of lightining, another, and another. A tree beside the keep burst into flame. Thunder rumbled like hungry dragons as the Champions stopped at the arched entry door carved with Magickal symbols. One of the Champions knocked, armoured fist ringing against the stone. The door flew open, revealing Theron, Arch Master of All the Arts. "By the balance, I'm glad you've,w come," he said, Page 6 follows: clasping each of his visitors. He seemed a different person, a man now, and not the boy that they had last seen thirteen moons before. "And just in time, for I fear there's been a change for the worse." The four followed him into the castle. Theron's assured movements were those of a full Arch Master. A cloak of brilliants had replaced the coarse-woven tunic and those of his apprenticeship to the Grey Lord. His forehead was clasped by a1s diadem of emeralds. Fulcrum, the Grey Lord's raven, fluttered from the shadows above and landed on Theron's shoulder. He cawed softly into Theron's ear. "Aye," Theron replied, and held his torch high as he opened a second door. The Champions gasped in unison at the sight revealed by the flames. The Grey Lord sat slumped in his huge chair, his face mottled and bruised. Blood caked the corners of his mouth. His face was wizened, and his head, once covered with a mane t`^hick and silvery grey, was bald, save for a few strands of papery, white hair. "Harmony in all you do," he rasped, intoning the blessing. He raised his hand in benediction. A crash of thunder rocked the room. Theron frowned; his master saw and shook his head. "I remain in command, Master Theron. Thus far." The Grey Lord turned his attention to his Champions, who knelt on one knee to show their fealty. "My brave friends," the Grey Lord said, "you don't know how it s :addens me to call you here. After your journey into my old dungeon thirteen moons ago, I had hoped to leave you in peace, to your adventures. You vanquished my enemy and restored Theron to his corporeal state." he dipped his head in Theron's direction. "Since his initiation into the High Secrets, Theron has Page 7 follows: provided all the aid I needed in my quest to protect and nurture our fair world. I had never thought to trouble you further, but I must." His face chan';ged, hardened. "He calls out for blood, not only mine and Theron's, but yours, because you are my heroes. He thinks it is such sport, the evil game he plays. But we're not defeated yet." The wizard's eyes narrowed and began to glow. As he widened them, they burned bright blue. The power of his gaze ripped through those who stood there, causing one or two to step backward. The others stood resolute. Then his lids flickered. He took a deep breath that caught in his chest  and quavered like a death rattle. Theron leaned forward, waving his hands over the struggling wizard, and whispered, "Master, thou art health embodied. I decree a balance in all your humors." With difficulty, the Grey Lord lifted his chin. "He comes, Theron. Soon. I feel him. Ah, if only I possessed the means to end it!" Theron passed more Magick over his master's body. The Grey Lord's breathing steadied. Then he straightened and spread his arms. "I must speak qu :ickly. I don't know how long I can combat him. Listen to me, and carefully. Lord Chaos lives." He raised his voice over the disbelieving murmurs of the Champions. "Aye, and Lord Order, too. Within me, and yet, without me." He held out his fist, steadier now. Fulcrum cawed and alighted upon it. "I have seen Lord Chaos in vision dreams. Nightmares, more like. At first, he was unaware that I was with him, that I was him, for as you know, he and Lord Order are the separate ha ͣlves of my being. Apart, each brings destruction. Together, under my guidance, they are one at peace." "Chaos forsaw his defeat at your hands," Theron told the Champions as he poured them multed Page 8 follows: wine from a flagon beside the Grey Lord's chair. "Preparing for this, he built himself a secret dungeon before you succeeded in fusing himself. He also created a Forge of Fulya - surely you know of that seething, black flame, and of the poison it creates?" "And 7q] also destroys," the Grey Lord cut in. "Chaos mined Corbum in the Forge. Four large chunks, enough to accomplish what he wished. I've dreamed of a Death Square, surrounded by seas of pits, and in that square, he has hidden the chunks." "It is that ore which shakes this castle," Theron added, as he offered a goblet of wine to the Grey Lord. The wizard waved it away. "As you know, Corbum ore draws Mana from the world." The Grey Lord nodded. "Aye, and he's using it to part s himself from me permanently. Once he's accomplished that, he intends to rule - or misrule - this world and all others. I don't need to tell you what that would be like." No one spoke. "No power can defeat him once the Corbum ore has done its work. But I'm not certain he knows he must destroy the ore afterward. If he doesn't, he will have no universe to rule." The chamber boomed as with cannon fire. Fulcrum screamed. The floor shuddered beneath their feet. Wine slosG: area is larger. While in combat your battalions' strength, loyalty and number of men decreases However, the more successful conflicts your men have the greater their loyalty and battle experience becomes. To emerge victorious from a conflict you must destroy the enemy army's general. MAIN MENU --------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- ----------- #" ----------- | | | CARTHAGE | | VIEW | | GAME | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ----------- ----------- ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- CREDITS VIEW MENU GAME MENU E -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---- --- ------ ---- ----- --- ----- ----- ----- ----- | | |VIEW||MAP||REPEAT||BACK|| || || || X 2 || X 4 || X 8 | | | | || || || || <-- || | || --> || || || | | | | || || || || || V || || || || | | | ---- --- ------ ---- ----- --- ----- ----- ----- ----- | --------------------ncK------------------------------------------------------ Main 2d Display Zoom MOVE VIEWING LAND CURSOR SIZE Menu Map up to 12 out POSITION of stills Car- of thage recent views GAME MENU -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---- ---- ------ ------ --- ----- | | |SAVE||LOAD||FASTER||SLO?![WER||NEW| | | | | | || || || || | | | | | | || || || || | | | | | ---- ---- ------ ------ --- ----- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- save load Increase Decrease Restart Current game game game game MF game speed speed speed GENERAL NOTES ------------- Fair distribution of money is necessary for each city to raise sufficient cash from taxes to upkeep its protectiong army and also to maintain a balanced economy for Carthage Army wages are drawn from Carthage's coffers while garrison armies are paid by the city in which they're based. Should diogenes be in a selected city, additional icons are available&a to buy or sell archers, infantry or cavalry. It's tougher to travel or fight uphill. Try to gain the advantage of height when in conflict. You may position battalions only when their general is on-screen. To retreat from a confrontation, click on the army's general. Armies must travel by road but, unlike Diogenes, do not need to call in on every city enroute to their destination. Romans siege garrisons by slower wearing them down with catapult fire, then invading. The only way= Z this can be stopped is to attack them ... from the outside. Protect your general at all costs: armies desert without a leader. To defeat the enemy your army must destroy its general - depicted as a silver helmet. CREDITS ------- Game Design: Dave Worrall & Geff Bramfit Graphics: Geff Bramfitt Additional Graphics: Jim Bowers & Neil Thompson Sound: David Worrall & Tim Wright Cover Artwork: Christos Achilleos Text: Nik Wild Manual Illustration: Steve Simmons DOl2CS TYPED BY: BamBam of the almighty CLASSIC!!! Personal greets to: Metal Gear, Tdb, infocorner, sledge, bandit, Candyman Magnetic, Fletcher Christian, Strider (Yep even you!) Paradox (The overall best), SKID ROW (QUALITY CRACKS) DEFJAM & ANGELS (a force of a million members!) & last but not least URBAN MATRIX & SPOLAROCK for making my time in NEW YORK memorable! בzLAnd ofcourse all my buddies in classic... ||/|/|/| Bart says... | | | | Call 'DOWN TOWN' CLASSIC European HQ! | (o)(o) C _) +31 (0)5750-29313... USR 14.4K DUAL! | ,___| | / Sysop: BamBam /____| / | Its the wares dude... Also call: APOCALYPSE 703-347-5412 MARTYRIUM 713-960-0753 MADHOUSE 313-698-1728 BamBam immons DO0LING The night screamed in a frenzy of dark Magick. Rain pummeled the ancient stones of the Grey Lord's castle like the blows of banshees' fists. The waters of Lake Viborg, swirling in the moat, rose and smashed together in giant waves. Thundebolts crackled against the gates, illuminating the grim faces of the Grey Lord's four Champions as they strode over the lowered drawbridge. Water from the moat splashed over their boots. It was a fearsome night for man, beast, or evenRt their hands on them. Your armies need to quickly gain strength, experience and loyalty to improve their fighting prowess. Loyalty and strength percentages should be kept high to get the best from your men. A fatigued army may rest in garrisons or in camp on roadsides. Flags represent Carthagian cities while Roman standards depcit captured cities; gold helmets are Carthagian armies, silver helmets are Roman forces. While Carthage stands, her nimble merchant ships run Roman bloc£[kades to bring home gold and silver for your to distribute. Maintaining a sound economy - i.e. having sufficient in each city for army wages with no cash stockpiles - encourages more overseas trading with Carthage and consequently more money for you to distribute. Your charioteering cash deliveries are implended by determined Roman assassins, equipped with their own spiked chariots, who try to run you off the road. Should you visit garrison which is either under siege or has beenjZn overrun by Romans, you're held captive until such time as Carthage can afford your ransom. You cannot travel roads leading to Roman-occupied garrisons and are captured if you try. As soon as Romans enter Carthage the conflict is lost! YOUR CHARIOT AWAITS ------------------- Once you've selected a city to visit - click'n'drag Diogenes Icon - the screen changes to a third-person 3-D rear view of you on your chariot. Whipping your horses up to a break-neck speed you dash along rouN[gh roads, negotiating obstacles and dispatching Roman charioteers bent on preventing you reaching your destination. You must stay on the road and steer your chariot around smaller objects such as rocks and logs. Hitting such obstacles causes little immediate damage to your chariot but it accumulates and eventually a wheel may drop off. Also, each bump you suffer causes money to fall from the back of your chariot. Leaving the road brings your chariot to a stop, wasting precious time.꼹* When close to other chariots, the display changes to a plan view of the confrontation. Use your whip and wheel spikes to rid yourself of Roman adversaries. Wheel damage is depicted by wobble; too much wobble and wheels drop off. In plan view, game speed is halved and your horses instinctively keep the chariot on the road. Should your be the victor of a chariot battle, the screen reverts to rear view and you continue to your destination. Should you be the victim, however, you ƉF lose all your money and have to thumb it back to the last city you were in. LOADING INSTRUCTIONS -------------------- [] Switch the computer on. Insert Kickstart disk if necessary. When Worbench is requested insert disk 1 of CARTHAGE into the internal drive. Insert disk 2 when prompted. Carthage is played with a joystick plugged into the second joystick port! CONTROLS -------- The Chariot Joystick: Rear view UP: Power DOWN: Brake  j LEFT: Steer left RIGHT: Steer Right Plan View Controls as above but pressing fire, causes Diogenes to whip in the direction the joystick is pushed. STRATEGY -------- Click RMB (right mouse button) on a city to generate an information icon displaying garrison strength: cavalry, infantry, archers, catapults, elephants and wealth. Click RMB on information icon to close it. Click LMB on information icon to bring it to the force Cli  9ck on Diogenes - depicted as a large golden helmet - to display his wealth and the wealth of the city he's in (if any) and to enable transferal of money between him and the city plus the creation or disbanding of an army. Click on a created army - small golden helmet - while inside a garrison to generate a full-screen isometric view of the city's stronghold. Its four towers represent cavalry, archers, elephants and infantry. An out-building depicts catapult strength. Click on each to {7wer to create a battalion - this is only possible if there are reserves. You may also disband an army from this point. At the right hand side of the garrison are five romans numerals depicting your five armies. Click on a number to show details of the corresponding army - this is only possible if said army is in the particular garrison. Tents represent battalions which, when clicked on, are used to modify armies: Increase/decrease strength or disband battalions. Each tent represents ė one battalion. To start an army marching click LMB on its general - gold helmet - and drag it to its destination or target army. Click on the general to halt an army. CONFRONTATION ------------- A zoom of greater then X8 displays armies as separate battalions, each represented by a suitable flag. Click LMB on a battalion flag to display its number of men and route to current destination, if any. To halt an army and read it for attack, click on its general. Only when an army is st ationary may you move battalions around seperately. To move cavalry, infantry or elephants simply grab'n'drag them to their selected destination. A line is drawn to indicate their route to the required positon. Grab'n'drag one battalion to antoher and it will follow (or attack) that battalion. Grab'n'drag archers to open fire enemy, they score hits only if in range. You have limitless supply of arrows. Catapults work in similar fashion to archers but they fire further and their hitvh............INCREASE MAGNIFICATION ?/...........BINOCULARS SHIFT AND T.TRANSMIT PICKUP REQUEST KEYPAD COMMANDS. 7...........EXTERNAL VIEW CONTROLS 8...........ROTATE UP -...........ZOOM IN 4...........ROTATE LEFT 5...........CENTRE VIEW 6...........ROTATE RIGHT +...........ZOOM OUT 2...........ROTATE DOWN AND THATS YER LOT...I`LL TRY GET THE DOX TO TYPE IN...AS ALWAYS SCOOTER!!!!... NODE 1: MASS HYSTERIA [2:GENERAL PLEASURE] Menu (42 mins. left): .EXTERNAL VIEW RELATIVE F5............MISSION REVIEW F6............DAMAGE SCREEN F7............GAME OPTIONS F10...........PAUSE(USE ESCAPE TO QUIT..WHEN PAUSED) SHIFT 1-4....SELECT OBJECT DETAIL  your chariot to chosen cities, there to deliver money, build, mould and advise armies how to best counter the Roman onslaught. While in cities - other than Carthage - you may create armies from city reserves. Once created, you decide whether to despatch them to meet Roman forces or leave them to guard the city. You have a short period (five minutes real time) in which to build up forces and distribute money before Roman armies - usually around 2,500 men in each - begin marching o 6n Carthage. You can have a maximum of five mobile armies under your control which may either be used to re-enforce troops or engage Romans in combat. Each mobile army may consist of no more then 30 battalions - cavalry, infantry ;and archers - and each battalion of no more then 99 men. Unlike troops, elephants and catapults can not be bought or sold although, at start of play, some are scattered throughout the cities and should be collected as soon as possible, before the Romans gev]ר s has provided a magical sending to me, alerting me that you are planning to exterminate the subjects of our little test. While I realize that you are among the survivors of not only a banished god but an earlier alliance, I must protest strongly your intention to eradicate our subjects before they are fully tested. If you carry out this mad plot and slay our pigeons, then Dracandros, myself, and Lord T will all be forced to hunt you down and slay both you and anything you chosev^2 to bring onto this plane. Do not doubt that we can do so. Remember that I represent a more active power that is still at work in this part of the Realms, and will take poorly to your hostile actions. Once the subjects have been fully tested, then we may slay them. One more thing: I performed the requested research for you, and you are wrong. It is only the gauntlets, not the appearance of Moander himself, which can devour the Pool of Radiance. This further weakens your argumentv_m\ to bring "old moldy' back onto this plane. Yours in darkness, Lord Fzoul Chembryl of Bane, Zhentil Keep Journal Entry 47 Near the city of Dagger Falls is the waterfall it was named after. Behind it are deep caverns, abandoned until recently. New activity suggests that a man raised from the dead has taken them over. Dark things are beginning to awake in response. Journal Entry 48 "You have done well, my pets. THe three artifacts that can do me harm are nov`kw in my possession. More importantly, the bonds you wear can act as the Pool of Radiance does. With them I can transfer into any of your bodies and use if for as long as I need to . Then, should the body be killed, I can transfer thought the bond and back to the pool-or to another of your bodies. I must thank you for the great freedom you have afforded me. Now come along and we will dispose of those dangerous objects." Journal Entry 49 A Dark Journey: The four dark elves take vaۀ gRyou down a long sloping corridor. After many hours, you have descended many miles and begin to pass massivblack mushroom forests and a few bizarrely shaped buildings. Finally, you reach a glowing cavern, with a large temple in the center. The dark elves march you up into the heart of the temple. In an onyx walled room is a perfect silvery web. In the center of the web is a giant black spider. The spider speaks in a raspy, hollow voice. "Greetings. I represent the god of thevb? dark elves. You are my prisoners. Your choice is simple, you may be my slaves, or be my lunch." As you consider retreat, huge stone blocks seal the entrance. A tittering laugh echoes through the room. Journal Entry 50 Olive says, "Well now, aren't we a fine bunch of adventurers. My name is Olive Ruskettle and I know a bit about those tattoos on your arms. A pal of mine had some similar marks a while back. I wonder where she is... "Listen, you've got to get hold of tvcche AMulet of Lathander. There is a man who could help you but he's been captured and is being held prisoner inside the temple. His name is Dimswart the Sage na he helped that friend of mine I told you about. I have a secret way into the temple. What do you say?" Journal Entry 51 "The human you are looking for named Dimswart. He's a very good sage, and a music lover, which is why we get along-did you know that I was a Bard? Yes sir, I've got my harp right here and I could sing vd *for you- will, maybe now is not the time. Anyway, Fzoul Chembryl has captured DImswart in order to learn about the other bonds. "I can get you to the jail cell but I need your help to get him out. I'll wriggle out in my own way. I can't have any of the Banite Priests catching sight of me. But only someone as slippery as I can squeeze through the route that I know." 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Besides that, they saved me." The king looks at you and the princess, "Well, that fact remains that you attempted to kill me. Also, it looks as though you wear more controlling bonds. I will not slay you, but you are banished from all Cormyr lands." The royal guards come up and begin escorting you out. Suddenly the far door opens and Gharri of Gond steps unsteadily into the room. As you leave the room, you see the princess run over to him and they embrace. HvR}zown and brain you. The Red Plume's are crawling all over the place-and they have orders to kill any looters they find. You want to know where the pit is? You're crazy. Its in the north wall of the northeastern quadrant of the city. That place is enough to make you loony though. Some Red Plume's have jumped ship rather than go on guarding the place. Oh, yeah. The Plumies have set up some checkpoints all over the city. There's one just in front of The Pit and one at the commanders HQ. vS|Can we go now?" Journal Entry 35 The letter reads, "Friend, we have come upon more news for you. To slay the accursed Flamed One who holds the most powerful of your bonds, you will need three items, the Helm of Dragons, the Gauntlet of Moander and the Amulet of Lathander. Each is held by one of those controlling your bonds. Without these he will be able to ignore your most powerful attacks." The letter is unsigned. Journal Entry 36 "We've been here for almost a month whivT/^pping these bugbears and wards into shape. Now you've got the easy part. We can a lead these monsters against Dagger Falls, otherwise they would realize that the ZHentrim were behind this. So you take the beasties to Dagger Falls and attack the city. We'll have a "rescue force" of Zhentil Keep troops arrive soon after and repulse your attack. Then we'll occupy the city as heroes and you'll be paid most handsomely. Well, we're off to Teshwave, good luck." Journal Entry 37 "ThisvU:pK passage was used during funerals by those in the temple. THey would transport the deceased remains from the temple to the burial glen through the passage. The passage comes up in a back room of the temple. "If you try to approach the Temple on the path to the north, of through the ruins to the east, Tyranthraxus minions will spot you and he will be waiting. He does not know about this tunnel." Journal Entry 38 "You bear the symbol of five different organizations. Three IvV||N recognize, one I've never seen and the last causes me some concern. THe flame and dagger is the symbol of the Fire Knives, a group of assassins who last operated out of Westgate. That group had been destroyed, so they must have a new base of operation. I fear I do not know where. "The mouth in the palm is the symbol of the god Moander. This god was banished from the world, but he reappeared briefly as a pile of filth. It laid waste to a section of the city of Yulash before its vWrdefeat. The cult's color of choice is green. "The ornate Z in the triangle is the symbol of the ZHentrim, the Black Network. These are an evil alliance of priests, mages and thieves operating out of ZHentil Keep. Some say that they run Zhentil Keep. "The flaming symbol I've never seen, so I can give you no information. The last symbol, with the crescent moon, bears a disturbing similarity to a powerful sage in Shadowdale. For my own safety, I'll say no more about it. JournvX)Okal Entry 39 ( This entry is a picture of a dragon coming out from a waterfall. RM ) Journal Entry 40 Because of the incursions along the River Tesh by Zhentrim forces, all allies are ordered to gather in the caverns beneath the falls. The dragons should be able to hold back the beholders, but I expect Zhentrim troops to follow up the attack. As pay I pledge the standard portion when loot Teshwave, Voonlar and Zhentil Keep. THe plan is nearly complete, come at once. SignevY'Xud, Lord Poryphrys Cadorna Journal Entry 41 The paper is heavily soiled, but you can make it out, "...Knives untrustworthy, cultists unreliable, wizard insane and T seems very dangerous. Expect little reliability from the New Alliance, especially over the bonded subject. Will need to set up our own observation team. Per ..." Journal Entry 42 The letter reads, "Friend of the Harpers, we are working to provide you with allies. We have arranged for a rather unusual harvZy4p player to meet you in Zhentil Keep. In the village of Hap, the mage Akabar Bel Akash works to counter Dracandros. Finally, two excellent warriors have been sent to the Pit to aid you." The letter is unsigned. Journal Entry 43 An important man from Phlan escaped proper justice. A traitorous Council member, named Cadorna, was raised from the dead and has flown to Dagger Falls. Journal Entry 44 "I am the current leader of the Swanmays, since Kith and Belinda disappeared v[F,on the Great Glacier. We need someone to infiltrate the Red Wizard's Tower and we heard that Dracandros was looking for a party bearing those symbols on your arms. "Dracandros has gathered all the Black Dragons in the area to his tower. We need to get a special piece of one of them. If you accept our mark you will be eligible for a share of our reward. I have influence with several families that are guarding these caves, so I can get you to the tower. Once there, you would be mov\\Ҋst happy if you could get us a part of a dragon's heart, or at least get them to leave the tower." Journal Entry 45 The centaurs recently had a brush with spiders and Thri- kreen. These monsters were heading north, apparently on a treasure hunting expedition. They were probably headed for Myth Drannor. The Thri-kreen can avoid arrows and their phase spiders are unhittable after they strike. Journal Entry 46 Most Respected Mogion of Moander, The Red Wizard DracandrovGMݴ that I can use on a slime ridden, otyugh like you. Otherwise, Mom and Dad are fine. Sis is getting to big for her britches. I may head down to the village of Hap to look into rumors of a gathering of Black Dragons. When're you coming back to Essembra? Your wife Lilian wants to know. By the way, I'll take her instead of the money. Your loving brother, Myrixelets Journal Entry 22 "I don't know why your're crazy enough to want to go down the Pit of MoandvHer, but I can give you free passage through the city. I can guarantee that Red Plumes not molest you, but this is still a city under siege and I can't be nurse-maiding you around. It has been reported the Zhentil Keep has sent some terror teams to annoy us. Some shambling mounds have also been spotted somewhere to the east. Here's a map to the Pit and the locations of our checkpoints. (see Journal Entry 52) You are welcome to rest in the barracks and eat in the trooper mess. I'vvIsue indicated them on the map as well. Oh, be careful, the walls and pavement in Yulash have endured some great strains recently, I can't vouch for their stability in most areas of the city." Journal Entry 23 "Ok, here's the scoop. Ya got yer condemmed prisoners, them's as admitted they was guilty. They has ta fight the monsters with out now weapons - we give ya three to one if ya chose the prisoners, straight even if ya chose the monsters. On the other hand, ya got yer accused vJp"criminals, them's as said they was not guilt; they gets ta keep their weapons as they're fightin' to see if Bane will judge them as worthy. We give ya two to one on either side. Just set yerself and pays yer money. Only need one Platinum piece to play." Journal Entry 24 The letter reads, "Hail Harper's Friend, we must warn you that Dracandros of Thay seeks to use you against dragonkind. To protect yourself you should seek a deadly blade that he has secreted in the caves below vKߐhhis tower. Still avoid the dragons if possible, they are quite deadly." The letter was unsigned. Journal Entry 25 "We spirits of Myth Drannor have grown weak over the centuries. We ask for your help. In return let me reveal to you a secret power of the Thri-kreen. Within this building is a glowing red web. If you speak the word "Krrkik" while standing before it, then walk into it, you will gain great strength. I have seen many of the Thri-kreen do this." Journal Entry 26 vL$)X "The men had been paralyzed by a spell cast by an invading cleric. He was after the prisoners held in the leader's room to the south. Luckily he had finally been overcome in this room." Journal Entry 27 The wounded men moan in terror about a hammer wielding maniac and a room suddenly filled with flashing blades. They hope the leaders two prisoners are worth their trouble. Journal Entry 28 Zhentrim troops that have tried to reach Dagger Falls via the RIver Tesh have bevM.pen consumed by a dragon lying beneath the waves. It was awakened by someone from Phlan who was betrayed by Zhentil Keep. He must still be somewhere near Dagger Falls, since the attacks have been recent. Journal Entry 29 The unburned part reads, "...our ally can control flame, skip from body to body and exhibits an array of extra-dimensional powers. It is my conclusion that the Flamed One can be none other than Tyran..." Journal Entry 30 "So, these are Fzoul's little secrvNѣ|et. Very interesting. As the representative of the TRUE priests of Bane, I shall deliver you to Mulmaster and to the grand Imperceptor. "Once in Mulmaster, I will examine these bonds in my laboratory, to your extreme discomfort I'm afraid. But, you may be comforted that during the final procedure, the one that will result in your death, the pain will not go on for more than two, or perhaps three, weeks. "Once I have uncovered the secret of these bonds, the Imperceptor will vOCbe most angry with his dear little Fzoul, and we may finally rid ourselves of this heretic and his precious mages." Journal Entry 31 "You were brought in by a group in red robes. They said they'd found you on the road, near death. They paid for your rooms in advance, so you can stay as long as you'd like. You had those tattoos when you came in, but I've never seen anything like them. Filani the sage could help you though, you should go see her, two blocks north." Journal EntrvP`y 32 You are questioned by two of the guards and their commander. For every yes answer you give one of the guards sneers and marks it down. For every no answer the other guard snorts and marks it in a different ledger. The commander writes down all of your party's vital statistics including where you came from and your names. Anytime you ask them about their questioning they all turn, sneer and the commander says, "We are preparing a file on you, this is strictly routine." JouvQІ rnal Entry 33 "I am Caemir and my ancestors lived and died here in Myth Drannor. I have been plagued recently by evil dreams of my grandfather's tomb being turned into a nest for foul spider thing. If you will help me lay his spirit to rest. I will give you this bow which he made." He shows you an exquisitely crafted bow that radiates powerful magic. Journal Entry 34 "Yeah, well, watch yourself because there's lots of holes ya can't see and walls that are about to come dv<H+|ht that it would take him much longer after the recent events in Phlan. His is the greatest threat, as his ambition is the domination of the entire Prime Material Plane, and he controls the Pool of Radiance, which most still exist if he is back. "To finish off Tyranthraxus you will need three magical artifacts. I know that they have been distributed amongst three of the powers that have bonded you. One of the artifacts, the Amulet of Lothander, is somewhere here in Zhentil Keep.v=y Dracandros has the Helm of Dragons near Haptooth and Mogion controls the Gauntlet of Moander at Yulash. Neno of these items are of any use except when they are in the vicinity of the Pool of Radiance. Unfortunately, I don't know how their magic works. "I'm afraid I won't be of much use to you in terms of fighting power. However, I have been adventuring before and know how to stay out of the way." Journal Entry 13 "It has been deemed necessary to call upon the Mulmaster Bv>