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The Crown of Kings has been stolen from Analand, by birdmen, who are headed to Mampang. You’re an adventurer of Analand, and YOU have been chosen to recover the crown.

Cantopani Gate: Before the Shamutani Hills

Your adventure begins in Analand, at the Cantopani Gate. You awake refreshed, and you leave the small hut you have spent the night in. You emerge from your hut and see the outpost settlement. People walk past you, and you greet them. A Sergeant of the Sightmaster Warriors greets you. You greet him in return, and he passes you 24 Gold Pieces. You should take it all, because you’ll need them to survive the Shamutani Hills.

Buy six rations with your newfound wealth and collect your spell book, then go over to the training grounds for a bout with the Sergeant.

After defeating the Sergeant, approach the gate and cast DOP to open the gate. Once through the gate, you’ll be alone in the Shamutani hills. Your Maximum Stamina will drop from 20 to 10! But it will slowly increase back to 20 as you get used to the Shamutani Hills.

Cantopani: The Shamutani Hills proper

Go onwards to a low rise, and you’ll see a village. Go into Cantopani, and look at the villager blocking your path. Tell him you want to buy equipment, and he’ll lead you to a merchant. Buy a Bamboo flute to cast JIG, Buy a Bag of Teeth to cast YOB and GOB, then leave the Merchant.

Outside Cantopani, you’ll be ambushed by 2 villagers. Cast JIG using your new flute and lead them away from you. Continue your journey and you’ll see a fork in the road. Look left, look right, then look around. You see someone stuck in the tree! Help the Old man out of the tree and he’ll reward you with half a spell page. Worthless, but better than nothing! Climb up the tree towards the beehive and cast DOZ to get to the beehive. You’ll get a ration and a Beeswax.

The Goblin Mine

Climb down the tree and take the low path. Don’t stop to eat anything, then find a place to stay for the night. You’ll be attacked by a wild creature, but kill it and settle back to sleep. The next morning, continue down the path and you’ll see heads decorating poles. Look at them, then carry on. You’ll hear a sound and you should follow it, to find a goblin mine!

Go into the mine and turn right, where a door blocks your way. It is locked, so cast DOP to get into the room.

You see an Ogre inside! Approach it and draw your sword. Use a weak attack first, or defend, then a medium attack. When it lifts its hammer or stomps to machinery, it is going to defend the next round. Slay the Ogre and search the room thoroughly to receive 2 emeralds. These will be worth a fortune later, so hold on to them!

Go to the left fork and try the door handle. Slay the goblin in the room and search the room to find a silver key.

There are 2 routes to go, with different rewards.

Route #1: Borrinskin Boots

Route #2: Locket with a woman’s face

I am unable to advice on which route is better, as both items have no use in Khare, the city port of traps.

#1:

Go further into the mine, then grope the rocks. Keep running forward, then cast fal when you start falling. Move forward and grasp the furry thing, and you’ll realise that it’s just a pair of fur boots! Take a moment to examine the boots and you’ll find that they are Borrinskin Boots

#2 Go back the way you came and you come to a bridge. Look for another way to cross and you’ll lose a stamina point. You’ll have the option to cross over some stepping stones. Do so and you’ll come across a locket in the water. Pick it up, and you’ll see that it has a woman’s face on it.

Once across the river, move on.

Freeze when you hear a sound. It’s a bear-like creature! Creep to the left to avoid battle and approach Kristatanti. You can choose to look at it before entering, it doesn’t matter.

Kristatanti

Look at the people when you enter the village, then talk in an alehouse instead of going to the inn. Greet the owner of the alehouse, then sit with the oldest man at the table. Greet him politely, and be polite to him throughout the conversation. He’ll treat you to some ale. Continue talking to him politely, and he’ll give you a bomba fruit when you leave. The fruit is worth a meal.

After the alehouse, go to the inn and decline to stay there. Instead, find a corner of your own in the wilderness and sleep without eating, you might need your rations later!

Aliana’s Hut

When you wake, enter the woods and move cautiously. You’ll reach a fork in the road. Turn left to Aliana’s hut.

Knock on the door when you reach, then open the door when no one replies.

Call out, and locate the speaker when you hear a voice answer you. Then use magic and cast DOP to get her out. Ask for an aid in combat to receive Ragnarista’s Armband of Swordmastery, then take your leave. She’ll offer you a bag of gold. Take it, and SURPRISE! She summons a golem to destroy you!

Draw your sword or cast HOT, then leave Aliana in tears and move on. Walk through the forest and enter Dhumpus. Talk to the villagers, bow your head when you enter and listen to their conversation. Keep listening and you’ll find that Goblins are planning to attack Kristatani! Tell them your opinion then leave and explore the town.

Dhumpus

You’ll find a merchant selling a sword, a skullcap and provisions. Examine the skullcap, try it on, then buy it. Buy provisions too if you want to, and don’t buy the sword. Ask the merchant if there is work to be had, then follow him to a house at the edge of the village. Agree to dig a cesspit for him and cast BIG to finish the job. You’ll get 3 gold pieces, food and board for your efforts, then in the morning, leave Dhumpus to carry on your journey to Khare.

The Plague Village

Go uphill and watch the village for a while. You’ll notice that they all look sick and unhappy! Go down to take a look, then walk straight through the village. Leave the village at the first opportunity, taking care NOT to enter any huts. Look back when you can and you’ll see that it’s a plague village!

Moving on, join the lower path and look left, then look right. Look at the bridge, then move on.

Go down into the valley, and look around. Look at the riverbed and take some stones. You can now cast POP! Look at the machinery if you wish to, then leave the valley.

You’ll see a hut. Approach the hut, and you’ll see a troll! Approach him and slay him!

Start off with a weak jab.

When his shield comes up, or he moves his shield, or his shield twitches, it means he will defend. Use a very weak jab (0.1).

When he stamps on the ground, shifts his grip on his sword, or yells and shouts, he will attack. Beat his attacks if you can. If not, defend.

When you kill him, search his hut to find 3 gold pieces.

Birritanti and the Crystal Waterfall

Move on until a Minimite comes and follows you, then enter Birritanti. Ignore the old woman being bullied, then go to Glandragor’s tavern. Greet him, then say you have something for him. You don’t actually have anything, so you’ll say that you lost it. Say you had an axe for him, then ask him anything you want. Leave after you finish talking, then go further into town.

You’ll see a sign to some crystal waterfall, so go to the waterfall and haggle with the ruffian standing guard there. Keep haggling until he reduces the price to 2 gold, then pay and enter the waterfall.

Wait… this waterfall cures diseases? People should be told about it! People… Disease… the plague village! Start walking immediately, you can save the village!

Jan will annoy you for a while, then he’ll volunteer to go to the village in your stead. Let him, then find a place out of town to sleep.

Defcon for mac graphics. Flanker Attacks!

In the morning, move on and go right when you face a fork in the road. Keep going, and you’ll be accosted by an assassin named Flanker. Fight him, then spare him when you defeat him. Talk to him, and then help him. You will gain a helpful ally in Khare.

Move on after that encounter, and you’ll see an old woman. Greet her and approach her. You’ll be invited to her house for tea. Accept, then drink your tea. Do not swap cups with her. She’ll grimace in pain, then help her. She’ll wave your offer of help away, then ask if you are a traveller. Say yes, then she’ll ask if you came across an old man. Say yes, and she’ll ask if you have a spellpage. Don’t show it to her or she’ll take it away, then move on.

Torrepani and the Manticore

Keep going till you reach the village of Torrepani, then you can either choose to make contact with the villagers or not. If you choose to find an inn, do not waste your money/emeralds there. If you make contact with the villagers, choose to say whatever you want, and you’ll end up captured by the Svinn either way.

Once captured, you’ll be hauled to a hut and dumped in, together with ALL your equipment (YAY). Try to sleep, and you’ll wake up in the morning to meet the chief of the village. Be polite to him, and he’ll offer you breakfast. Eat it for 2 stamina points, then you’ll be asked to help him rescue his daughter. Choose to help him.

You’ll be sent to crack in the ground, and thrown a torch and tinderbox. Pick them up and keep turning left until you find the girl. Then you’ll be brought to the BOSS FIGHT!

Something is coming… and that something is a MANTICORE!

You can use magic before you fight it, but it is not necessary.

Defend at first, then read the text carefully. When it seems aggressive, it is actually going to use a relatively weak move.

After you defeat the creature, you’ll return to the surface. There, go back to Torrepani and receive 10 gold and a key to Khare! If you have held on to your 2 emeralds, they’ll be traded for 24 gold!

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And with that, you have completed the first stage of your great journey to find the Crown of Kings!

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This issue also includes alternate uses for experience points in Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (permitting new abilities for willing heroes); an overview of Origins '83, held in Detroit; a collection of 'useless' tables; and more.

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Fantasy Gamer #2 (October-November 1983)

You meet an old man in a bar. He leans over conspiratorially and hands you Fantasy Gamer #2 (cover date October-November 1983). To what extent do you hide your delight at this unexpected treasure?

In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue features a 16-page gamer's guide to Victorian London. This generic supplement includes information on history, fashions, prices, the law, noteworthy personalities, and more. Be sure to take the included two-page map so you don't get lost!

This issue also includes a look at what to do with high-powered heroes, variant damage spells for DragonQuest, and more.

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Fantasy Gamer #3 (December 1983-January 1984)

Are you terrified by Fantasy Gamer Dead cells crack download. #3 (cover date December 1983-January 1984)? You should be; it's scary how fun this issue is!

In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue features 'The Thing in the Darkness,' a 19-page solo adventure designed for Call of Cthulhu (with guidelines for converting to other games). Can you solve the mystery of the missing girl – with your body and soul intact?

This issue also includes a meaty short story – 'Mirrors of the Soul' – about a private eye facing the forces of darkness; guidelines on how to turn two-player games into solo experiences; the strangler class for Dungeons & Dragons; an in-depth review by Steve Jackson of the Lost Worlds one-on-one fighting books; and more.

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Fantasy Gamer #4 (February-March 1984)

No, your crystal ball isn't on the fritz; Fantasy Gamer #4 (cover date February-March 1984) really is as cool as you've foreseen!

In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue features 'The Solimar Quest,' a fantasy adventure where the high-powered heroes vie for godhood. This adventure provides guidelines for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons and The Fantasy Trip, but it's fiendish enough to convert to most other magical settings.

You also get a short story – 'Vampire Trap' – written by noted sci-fi author Timothy Zahn, where a djinn sword and a vampire vie for superiority; TFT gaming notes for 'Vampire Trap' by Steve Jackson; solo rules for Undead; designer notes for 'The Thing in the Darkness' from Fantasy Gamer #3; and more.

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Fantasy Gamer #5 (April-May 1984)

Quit dragon your heels; there's a great issue of Fantasy Gamer #5 (cover date April-May 1984) now available in the wings!

In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue features Steve Jackson's 'Demonwand,' a boardgame for two to four players. It's war between wizards on an ever-changing magical landscape! This issue also includes fantasy-gaming rules for the Windigo (including stats for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons); insight into parent/child gaming; and more.

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Fantasy Gamer #6 (June-July 1984)

Despite being beloved by all in the land, Fantasy Gamer #6 (cover date June-July 1984) reveals the mighty magazine facing one foe it cannot thwart: cancellation! However, its departure is your gain, as the final installment goes out with a bang!

In addition to the regular game reviews, news, and letters, this issue features 'Lost Inheritance,' an adventure for four to six RuneQuest characters. Can the heroes escape from the bizarre alien realm in which they find themselves trapped?

This issue also includes in-depth features on three RPGs from Avalon Hill – Powers & Perils, RuneQuest 3, and Lords of Creation; comparison reviews of Chivalry & Sorcery and Bushido; and more.

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