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^Cby
^CScott Miller

   Back in BIG BLUE DISK #20, we published Kingdom of Kroz by Scott Miller.
This game was the runner-up in our CodeQuest programming contest, and it proved
popular among our readers.

   Scott's back now, with a sequel.  Dungeons of Kroz works on the same general
principle as the earlier game, but with a whole new set of dungeons for you to
explore.

   On each level, you try to avoid the monsters, and stock up on the gems and
whips that you need to survive.  (One or more gems are lost every time you hit a
monster, and if you lose all your gems, you die on the next hit; the whip can
clear away monsters and crumbled walls in your way.)  You may also find other
useful things, like keys to unlock doors.  At the bottom of the dungeon, a great
treasure awaits for the daring and skillful adventurer who makes it.

   You can save a game in progress in order to resume after an interruption or
have several tries at a tough level without retracing all previous levels.
However, only the status as of the beginning of the current level is saved;
anything you did after you entered the level won't be saved.  You've got to make
it to the end of the level and save again for your later gains to be preserved.

   See the instructions within the program for more information.

   To run this program outside ^1Big Blue Disk^0, type:  ^1DUNGEONS^0.

DISK FILES THIS PROGRAM USES:
^FDUNGEONS.COM
^FDUNGEONS.000
^FDUNGEONS.HS