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DUNGEON OF THE DRAGON
by
Steve Shelton
How you wound up at the mouth of the
dungeon is anybody's guess. Needless
to say you are quite surprised. You
are even more surprised when the
swordsman and the four-headed beast
slay one another not ten feet away.
The only exit lies to the east.
Taking the sword along seems to be
the prudent thing to do. After all,
chances are that you are not in Kansas
any more.
Right. You are at the beginning of
Steve Shelton's tongue-in-cheek text
adventure game, DUNGEON OF THE DRAGON.
You must enter the dungeon on a
mysterious mission and slowly acquire
the possesions and information needed
to complete the quest. But be
careful-- the strange inhabitants you
must deal with can have a deadly sense
of humor.
A TEXT ADVENTURE PRIMER....
Like all text adventures, DUNGEON
OF THE DRAGON works by giving you a
printed description of your
surroundings. To interact with the
surroundings, you must type in
commands. For example, if you want to
go east, you would type in "EAST" or
"E" and press RETURN.
You may see a list of the commands
and their abbreviations (if
applicable) used in this game at any
time by entering "COM".
Also note that you use the command
"USE" when you want to use one of your
possessions to do something with
something you find. For example, if
you want to kill a beast, you would
enter "USE" and a list of your
possesions would be listed. If you
have a sword, you would then enter
"SWORD" when prompted.
One last hint-- as with most
adventure games, making a map of the
dungeon's corridors will make things
go much smoother-- and will probably
save your life a time or three.
Even so-- life is never TOO simple
in a dragon's lair. But what
would-be dragonslayer would have it
any other way?
FILES REQUIRED:
DRAGON DUNGEON DRAGON.START
DRAGON.SHP DRAG.MUSIC
UNPACKER
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