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PHANTASIA - A Multi-Node BBS Fantasy Door Game
by Edward Boston
Version 7.3
January 11, 1992
WIZARD MANUAL
T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
DISCLAIMER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
License . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Setting up the game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Running the Setup Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Running Phantasia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
RAMDisks and PHANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Entering Wizard Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Super Experimento . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Wizard Utility Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Examine Character (E) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Monster List (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Player Information (P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Grail (G) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Vaporize Character Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
File Usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Formulas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Running Other's Characters as a Wizard . . . . . . . . . . . 14
GENERIC.SYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
i DISCLAIMER
This software is provided without any guarantee, either expressed
or implied. All responsibilities for its use rest with the user
of the software and not the author.
Phantasia software and this document is (C) Copyright 1990, 1991,
1992 Edward Boston. All rights reserved World Wide.
License
Phantasia is not in the Public Domain. Phantasia is not free.
Non-registered users are granted a limited, 30-day license to
determine whether or not the program meets their needs.
Continued use of Phantasia beyond the 30-day evaluation time
period requires registration of the program. Use of non-
registered copies of Phantasia beyond the original evaluation
period is strictly prohibited.
No one may modify Phantasia for any reason, in any way, including
but not limited to, decompiling-compiling, patching,
disassembling, or reverse engineering the program.
These restriction also applies to all Phantasia screen displays
such as the opening screen, help screen, and all other
proprietary program output.
Phantasia may be copied and distributed to others, subject to the
above restrictions and the following:
Phantasia must be copied in unmodified form, including the
file containing this license information.
Complete Phantasia documentation and Online Help must be
included.
No copying fee of any type may be assessed other than basic
charges for the cost of the copying medium.
Phantasia may not be distributed with any other software or
hardware product(s) without the express written permission
of the author, Edward Boston.
Sysops (bulletin board SYStem OPerators) may make Phantasia
available for downloading by their users as long as all above
conditions are met.
Commercial Distributors of Public Domain, ShareWare, or User-
Supported software may distribute Phantasia subject to the above
conditions only after obtaining specific written permission from
the author, Edward Boston and filling out a registration form for
upgrade notifications. This condition supersedes any and all
previous agreements.
1 No blanket authorization has been issued by the author, Edward
Boston, for commercial distribution of this product.
Description
Phantasia is a role playing game which allows players to roll up
characters of various types to fight monsters and other players.
Progression of characters is based upon gaining experience from
fighting monsters and other players. Most of the game is menu
driven and self-explanatory (more or less).
The characters are saved on a common file, in order to make the
game interactive between players. The characters are given a
password so only the creator of the character can retrieve them
later. The wizard can also retrieve characters, but will not be
asked for the password. See the section on running other's
characters for more information. Only characters above level
zero are saved. Characters unused for more than the time
allotted by the wizard will be purged. Characters are only
placed on the scoreboard when they die.
Registration
You are granted a license to run Phantaisa for 30 days to
evaluate the usefulness of the software. After the 30 days, you
are required to send in the registration fee to continue use of
the program.
Introduction
The function of the WIZARD in Phantasia is to take care of the
various needs of the users who play the game. The WIZARD can
exercise all the functions of the valar plus a couple of other
special options. It is not intended for the WIZARD to play a
character, but that option is left up to the individuals in
charge of the game. The WIZARD should be someone who can be
relied upon to be fair in judgement when needed and available to
help users play the game.
This manual contains information about the game that should not
be distributed to the general users of the game. Certain
formulas that are used to calculate different factors can be
released as needed. These will be noted as such when they are
discussed. In this manual, I hope to convey as much knowledge
about the program as is needed to keep the game fun and exciting
for all who play. If addition help is needed, I can be reach
through the SysOp of the board the game is registered with.
2 Setting up the game
The sysop of the BBS is responsible to set up the game on the
BBS. This is a fairly simple procedure. Once the game has been
setup, control can be turned over to the wizard. Included in the
distribution files should be the following file:
PHANT.EXE The actual game.
SETUP.EXE Used to set up different data files.
MONSTERS File containing the different monsters.
PHANT.DOC Document for the players of Phant.
README Any last minute changes that have been made.
WIZARD.DOC This file.
WIZPASS Passwords of the wizard.
REGISTER.FRM Registration Form.
GENERIC.SYS Sample Generic BBS file that can be used to
run the game in local mode.
If any files are missing, give me a call and I will get the file
to you. Also, if there are any extra files such as BBS
advertisements, let me know. These files are NOT AUTHORIZED and
I need to know about them to stop these files from being attached
to MY WORK! Any BBS ad that you find attached to these files are
not authorized and do not represent an endorsement on the
author's part.
Setting up the game is very simple. Just do the following:
1) Un-Zip PHANT.ZIP into a directory to hold the game.
This step should produce the above mentioned files.
2) Make available for download the file PHANT.DOC.
3) Edit the file called WIZPASS. This file will contain
the passwords of the wizard. Each password is placed
on a single line, terminated by a return. You can add
passwords to allow a temporary wizard without having to
give the master password out.
4) Run the program SETUP.EXE. For more information on
running SETUP, see the section RUNNING SETUP. One of
the functions this program performs is the creation of
a configuration file which contains the following
information:
The wizard's name.
If you want to create a bulletin file of the top
players. If so, the path and name of the file.
If the owners of the characters are to be shown.
Allow players multiple characters. If not, if the
characters should be restricted to the player that
created the character.
3 If you want to create a Hall of Fame file. If the
Hall of Fame is to be created, you will also be
asked the name of the file to save it in and the
minimum level for a player to be added to this
file.
How many days of inactivity before a character is
purged from the system.
The value of a gem in gold pieces.
The location of the data files
The name of the BBS
A message of the day.
5) At this point, the game should be ready to play. See
the section on Running Phantasia on how to start the
program.
Running the Setup Program
The setup program creates a data file that Phantasia reads to
find out what type of BBS it is being run by and where certain
files are that it needs. The following is a sample screen of the
setup program:
a) Wizard's Name ---------------->[SYSOP ]
b) Make Bulletin ---------------->[Y]
c) File Name --------->[ ]
d) Show Owners ------------------>[Y]
e) One character per player------>[N]
f) Restrict character->[N]
g) Make Hall of Fame ------------>[Y]
h) File name --------->[ ]
i) Minimum Level ----->[ 0]
j) Maximum days of inactivity --->[ 30]
k) Gem value -------------------->[1000]
l) Directory for data files ----->[. ]
m) BBS Name --------------------->[ ]
n) Message of the Day:
[ ]
q) Quit, no save x) Exit, Save changes z) Exit, No file checks
Each field is defined as follows:
a) Wizard's Name: This is the name of the person that
questions should be sent to concerning Phantasia. This
is a TEXT field.
4 b) Make Bulletin: This is a Yes/No field. If you answer
'Y', a file will be created that shows the highest
characters. This file is updated every time a
character quits. It is similar to the title screen of
the game, but all characters are listed.
c) File Name: This is the name of the file the bulletin
will be put in if you answered yes to the above
question. The file name should include the drive and
path to put the file in. Setup will check to make sure
that the path is accessible. This is a TEXT field. If
you answered no to the above question, the contents of
this field are ignored.
d) Show Owners: This is a Yes/No field. If you answer
yes, the login name of the player will be shown with
the character.
e) One character per player: Yes/No field. This allows
the game to allow each player to have only one
character. If this field is set to yes, when a player
starts the game, and a character has already been
created, it is started automatically. This also
implies that only the creator of the character can use
it so no password is asked.
f) Restrict character: Yes/No field. This allows the game
to only allow the creator of a character to run it. If
this is set to yes, only the creator can activate the
character so no password is asked when starting the
character.
g) Make Hall of Fame: This is a Yes/No field. If you
answer yes, a file will be created that lists the
highest character killed for each player.
h) File Name: This is the name of the file the Hall of
Fame will be placed in. The full path name should be
used including drive and path. This is a TEXT field.
If you answered no to the above question, the contents
of this field will be ignored.
i) Minimum Level: This is the minimum level a dead
character must be to be listed in the Hall of Fame. If
you answered no to question 'g', this field is ignored.
j) Maximum days of inactivity: This is the maximum number
of days a character can sit idle with out being played.
After the number of days specified, the character is
deleted out of the game. A character killed in this
method does not get recorded in the Hall of Fame.
k) Gem Value: This is the worth of a gem in gold pieces.
5 l) Directory for Phantasia data files: This is the full
path name of the directory the data files are to be
placed in. If you plan on using a RAM disk, this
should be the drive that is used for the RAM disk.
This is a TEXT field.
m) BBS Name: This is the name of BBS is running Phantasia.
n) Message of the Day: This is a one line message that is
shown on the Title screen when the game is started.
After you have entered all the data, select 'X' to create the
data files. Any previous data files will not be altered.
When you save or exit, the information you entered will be
checked to make sure all is correct. If there is a problem, you
will be told where it is so you can correct the error.
Text fields can be edited with the following keys on the numeric
key pad:
Right Arrow Moves one character to the right
Left Arrow Moves one character to the left
End Moves to the end of the text field
Home Moves to the beginning of the text field
Insert Toggle insert mode off and on
Delete Deletes the character at the cursor
Back Arrow Deletes the character to the left of the
cursor
Running Phantasia
Phantasia is run by executing the file PHANT. EXE in the
following fashion:
PHANT <system_file> [PORT:AAAA:X] [PORT:F:P]
<system_file> is the path/name to the system door file.
Phantasia supports the PCBOARD.SYS, DOOR.SYS, CALLINFO.BBS,
DORINFOx.DEF, and a GENERIC.SYS. Please consult the section on
GENERIC.SYS if your board cannot use these system files.
[PORT:AAAA:X] is used if you have a non-standard port address and
IRQ. AAAA is the base address of the port and X is IRQ used by
the port.
[PORT:F:P:] is used for FOSSIL driver support. 'F' tells
Phantasia to use the FOSSIL drivers and P is the port number to
use. Example: PORT:F:2 tells Phantasia to use FOSSIL drivers on
port 2. NOTE: This is an optional parameter. If used, do not
include the [ ].
6 RAMDisks and PHANT
In the course of the game, there will be a great number of disk
accesses. Every time a player moves or something happens to
them, the data is recorded on the disk. This is for the multi-
player functions. To eliminate the wear on your hard disk, a
RAMDisk is recommended for the data files if you have many
players at the same time. When only one person is playing, the
data is not saved to disk as often.
Whenever a player enters the game, a search should be made to see
if the data files exist in the RAM disk. The data files can be
downloaded when the BBS is first brought up. If the files are
not in the RAM disk, they should be copied to it. A check can be
made by using the DOS batch commands IF and EXIST. Refer to the
DOS manual for more information on these commands.
At the end of every game, these files MUST be copied back to the
hard disk. This is to prevent the data from being lost due to
power failures or machine lock ups. Moving the data file to RAM
should result in faster games. It is not necessary to delete the
data files from the RAM disk.
Entering Wizard Mode
There are two places at which you may enter the Wizard Mode.
1) When the game is first started and you are asked if you
have a character you run, if you answer with 'W', you
will be asked for the Wizard's password. If the
password entered is valid, a message will be printed
telling you that Wizard mode is enabled.
2) The second place to enter Wizard mode is from the main
command prompt in the game. By entering '~' (tilde),
you will be asked for the Wizard password. If the
password you enter is valid, a message will be printed
indicating that Wizard mode is now set.
As a security factor, when ever a player enters or attempts to
enter wizard mode, an entry is made in the error file. The
password used is recorded in this entry. This will enable you to
see if anyone is trying to crack the passwords.
If a player attempts to gain access to the wizard mode and enters
three incorrect passwords, the player will be locked out of the
game. The only way the player can use the game again is for the
wizard to go into the utility mode and edit the player file. See
the section in the WIZARD UTILITY.
7 Super Experimento
If you enable wizard mode from the title screen and create a new
character, you will find a seventh choice. This new character is
a Super Experimento. The only difference between the Super
Experimento and a regular Experimento is that the Super
Experimento has maximum values in all categories.
Wizard Utility Menu
Once you are in wizard mode, you are given a few extra options.
The first one is the Wizard Utility Menu. This menu is accessed
from the main command line by selection option 'U' while in
wizard mode. Don't bother looking for it because this option,
and others you can use, don't show up. You may also enter the
utility menu from the title screen. After enabling wizard mode,
respond with a 'U' when asked if you have a character to run.
With this menu, you can select for review / modification any of
the current characters on file. You can get a list of the
monsters in the system along with their stats, show all
characters and levels, display the scoreboard of the highest
characters killed of each player, and view information about the
actual players.
Examine Character (E)
This function is selected through the Wizard Utility Menu as
option 'E'. When you select this function, a list of characters
will be displayed for you to choose from. Enter the character's
name you wish to view, or 'QUIT' if you want to leave the
function. After you choose a character to view, you will be
shown a screen like this sample screen with the character's
stats.
Login................. FIRSTNAME LASTNAME
a Name................... BAM-BAM r Gold.................. 27741
b Password................ VECTRA s Gem....................... 1
c Used......................... 4 t Wormhole.................. F
d Experience............. 1487747 y Type............ 2 - Fighter
e Level....................... 35 v Sin....................... 0
f Strength................... 155 w Poison.................... 0
g Sword........................ 6 x X-Coord................ 2940
h Quickness................... 31 y Y-Coord................. 146
i Quicksilver.................. 0 z Holy Water................ 0
j Energy.................... 1100 1 Charm..................... 1
k Max Energy................ 1098 2 Crowns.................... 0
l Shield....................... 2 3 Amulets................... 3
m Magic....................... 57 4 Age.................... 1996
n Mana...................... 4001 5 Status.................... 0
o Brains..................... 571 6 Tampered.................. 0
p Ring......................... 0 7 Scratch1............... 1000
8 r Duration..................... 0 8 Scratch2.................. 0
9 Virgin.. F 0 Blessed.. F A Blind.. F B Palantir.. F C Lives.. 1
Update character Delete
What would you like to change?
The following list explains what each item is for:
Login Login name of the last person to use the
character. This field is filled in by the game
with the login name of the character playing.
This field cannot be changed.
Name This is the character's name.
Password Character's password.
Used Number of days since character was last played.
Experience Experience Points.
Level Current level. Should not be changed manually.
If you want to raise someone's level, increase
experience points.
Strength Character's strength.
Sword Size of character's sword (axe, dagger, etc.
Quickness Character's quickness
Quicksilver Number of quicksilver the character has.
Limited to 99.
Energy Energy level of character. Maximum value is
Max-Energy + Shield value.
Max-Energy Maximum value of character's personal energy.
Shield Size of the character's shields.
Magic Character's magic level.
Mana Amount of mana character carries. Limited to 15
times level plus 5000.
Brains Size of character's brain.
Ring Does the character have a ring?
0 = No ring
1 = Cursed Nazgul Ring
2 = Good Nazgul Ring
3 = Good Dark Lord Ring
4 = Cursed Dark Lord Ring
5 = Spoiled Ring
9 Duration Duration of the ring until used up or taking
control of player.
Gold Amount of gold the character is carrying.
Gem Number of gems the character is carrying.
Wormhole A value other than zero is which cavern the
character is in. See the Wormhole map.
Type Type of character.
Sin Amount of sin the character has.
Poison Amount of poison the character has.
X-Coord X location of character.
Y-Coord Y location of character.
Holy Water Amount of Holy Water the character has.
Charms Number of charms the character has.
Crowns Number of crowns the character has found and not
used. Amulets Number of amulets carried.
Age Age of the character in seconds.
Status Status of the character.
0 = Not Playing
1 = Playing
2 = Cloaked
3 = In Battle
4 = Dead
5 = Quitting
Tampered Tampered Value
0 = Nothing pending
1 = Hit Energy Void
2 = Found Grail
3 = Transported to (Scratch1,Scratch2)
4 = Bestowed amount of Gold in Scratch1
5 = Character has been CURSED
6 = Monster number in Scratch1 thrown
7 = Character has been Blessed
8 = Moved to (Scratch1, Scratch2)
9 = Character has been Healed
10 = Character has been Vaporized
11 = Throne has been stolen from character
Scratch1 Value used by Tampered and Interterminal
battles.
Scratch2 Value used by Tampered and Interterminal
battles.
Virgin Does character have a Virgin with them?
Blessed Is the character Blessed?
Blind Is the player blind?
Palantir Does the character have a palantir?
Lives Number of lives the character has lost.
NOTE: If you wish to modify the character you are currently
running, use the 'Z' option. The 'E' option will only work on
character that are not currently playing.
10 Monster List (M)
This function will allow you to view the stats on all the
monsters in Phantasia. The listing show Monster name, strength,
brain, speed, hits, experience, treasure type, monster type, and
flocking percent. These values are for size 1 monsters. If you
want the stats for a larger monster, be sure to adjust the stats
accordingly (See PHANT user manual).
Player Information (P)
This option will first show a list of all BBS users who have
played the game. This option will also show if the player is
locked out and how many bad passwords for wizard mode has been
entered. You have four functions at this point:
Reset This function resets the bad password count to
zero and unlocks the player.
Delete This function removes the entry from the player
file. It does not stop the player from entering
the game. The next time the player enters the
game, a new record will be created for them.
The main purpose of this function is to clean up
records that have become corrupted.
Lock Out This function sets the locked out flag for the
user named. A user whose record has this flag
set cannot play the game. When they enter the
game, they are notified that they cannot play.
The flag is set automatically when the player
enters three incorrect passwords for the wizard
mode.
Unlock This function clears the locked out flag. Once
this flag is cleared, the player can enter the
game again.
Grail (G)
This option will show you where the grail is located at. It is
useful if you have someone searching for the grail, but is having
trouble locating it. You can find the location and give them
some hints.
Vaporize Character Options
While playing a character in wizard mode, you have all the
functions of a Valar plus one extra option. This extra option is
a Vaporize command. This allows the wizard to quickly dispose of
any unwanted characters in the game by setting the tamper value
to '10' (vaporize). The characters vaporized do not get to be
11 saved from death by anything. This function should not be used
unless you have a character deserving of such a fate. Once you
have vaporized a character, the only way to save them is to
change the tampered value back to zero (0) before the character
is played again.
File Usage
When setup is run, several files are created. Some of these
files will not appear until the game has been played. The
following is a list of these files and what they are used for:
MONSTERS This file contains the names and stats of the
monsters in Phantasia. This file will only be
modified if a player is killed by a cursed ring.
You can avoid copying the file back to the hard
disk if you can compare the file date and time
to the file on your hard disk to see if it has
changed.
CHARACS This file contains the name and stats of the
characters playing Phantasia. When setup is
run, it checks to see if the file exists. If it
does not, it is created. This file can be
modified by using the wizard's menu option 'E'.
This file must be copied back to hard disk at
the end of the game.
MESS This file contains the message sent by the last
Announce or talk command or system message.
Saving the file after a game is optional. By
not saving the file, the next player will not
see any messages left by the previous player.
LASTDEAD This file contains the name of the last
character to die. It also contains the way the
character was killed along with the user name
running the character. This file does not need
to be saved, but is recommended. This
information is used in the title screen and the
bulletin file.
GOLD The gold file contains the amount of gold
collected in taxes. This file must be saved.
VOID The void file contains one to twenty-one
records. The first record is the location of
the grail. The next twenty records has the
locations of any energy voids the king may have
set up. This file must be saved.
SCOREBD This file keeps a record of the highest
character killed of each user in the game. It
12 is used for generating the bulletin file and
must be saved after each game.
PLAYERS This file is used to store game information
about each user of the BBS that plays the game.
The file contains the user's name, date and time
last played, and the number of games and
amount of time played during the current day.
This file must be saved after each game.
PHANTERR This file is where the game records errors
during play. If an error occurs, the name of
the user, time, and error will be recorded here
for review at a later time. This file must be
save if you want to retain any new errors that
occur. If you are running multiple nodes, the
file will have an extension for the node it is
to. Node 1 would create PHANTERR.1, Node 2
would create PHANTERR.2, etc.
WIZPASS This file has the passwords to enable wizard
mode. Enter one password per line. This file
is not modified by the game and does not need to
be save.
PHANTCFG Configuration file for game. Will not be
modified during game playing so it does not need
to be saved.
Formulas
When playing the game, there are several questions about limits
and movement that will be asked. The following formulas should
help you better answer these questions.
Movement When moving by the keypad, you move the maximum
distance allowed for the characters level. This
distance is calculated by (character level *
1.5) + 1. For odd levels, the distance is
rounded down. For diagonal movement, the
distance is the square root of twice the square
of normal move or (2 * level ^ 2) ^ 1/2. This
gives the maximum distance in both direction.
NOTE: as a level 0 character, you cannot move
diagonal because you move less that one in both
directions and the formula rounds down.
Trading Trading posts are found along the diagonals by
Posts the formula |x| = |y| = N * N * 100 where N = 1,
2, 3, etc. The first trading post is at 1 * 1 *
100 or (100, 100). The second post is at 2 * 2
* 100 or (400, 400). The third at (900, 900),
etc. There is a post on each of diagonals
13 ((100, 100), (-100, 100), (100, -100), (-100,
-100)).
Transport The distance you move when transporting depends
on both the amount of mana you have and your
level. As a regular user, the maximum distance
you can transport is 20 * (character level +
magic level). The Ex-Valar is limited to the
same distance plus 1,000,000. The amount of
mana used is (distance / 75 + 1) * 20. Example:
A player wants to move from (100, 100) to (200,
200) is level 15 and magic level 55. Can they
do it and if so, how much mana would it take.
The distance of the two points is the square
root of (X2 - X1)^2 + (Y2 - Y1)^2 or 141
(rounded down). The maximum distance the
character can transport is 20 * (15 + 55) or
1400 so the character can transport that
distance. The amount of mana it takes is (141 /
75 + 1) * 20 or 40.
Mana Each character is allowed to carry 5000 + 15 *
level in mana. If a character is level 5, they
can have 5000 + 15 * 5 or 5075 mana.
Quick Character are only allowed to have 99 quick
Silver silver at any time.
Gold and There is no limit to the amount of gold or gems
Gem you can have. There is a limit before the
weight of these items start to slow you down. A
character can carry without reduction in speed
up to 200 * level + 1000 in weight. A gem
weighs half as much as a gold piece. Example:
Will a level 132 character be reduced in speed
if they have 30,000 in gold and 50 gems? The
maximum weight the character can carry would be
200 * 132 + 1000 or 27,400. The weight of the
gold and gems is 30,000 + 50 / 2 or 30,025.
This amount of gold and gems will reduce the
character's quickness.
Running Other's Characters as a Wizard
If you need to run some ones character, you should only do it as
the wizard. If you start a character as a regular user, the
system will replace the login name of the original creator and
replace it with the current user name.
If you enter wizard mode from the title screen and select a
character to run, you will not be prompted for the character's
password. Also, the login name will not be modified.
14 GENERIC.SYS
To allow Phantasia to work on as many types of systems as
possible, the program supports a GENERIC.SYS file format. This
format consists of a straight ASCII text file and contains three
lines:
Line 1 The BBS operator's Name.
Line 2 The COM port in use. COM0: is used for Local
Mode.
Line 3 Time Allowed in door.
When a generic.sys file is passed to Phantasia, the game will ask
the user for their name. The user must enter at least one
character or Phantasia will return an error and go back to the
BBS.
I hope that this manual will help in running the game. If you
have any problems, I can be contacted at the following address:
Edward Boston
12282 West Hickory
Boise, ID 83704-1432
(208) 939-6626 (voice)
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