Dungeon Master hints?

[jlee@Bonnie.ICS.UCI.EDU ("Joseph T. Lee")]

In article <1993Apr21.170629.14568@ringer.cs.utsa.edu> William H. Squires
writes:
>  First question: how to get into the secret room on level 6 behind the wall
>in the room about King Milias? I've tried throwing/dropping any and all
>treasures here to no effect. I've even tried standing on each of the nine
>squares in the room with various combinations of coins. No go. What's the
>deal?

I think I'll have to look up that solution, but as I remember, all you have
to do is to find that black hole/crack in one of the walls in the room
somewhere and stick a gold coin into there.

>  Second question: Is there a Dungeon Master ][ game? Is it available for the
I don't think so, I've heard of the Amiga and PC versions, but not GS.

>  Third question: Are there any easter eggs in Dungeon Master? If so, where?
Don't know and not sure. Is that any clearer? :)

[stuff about ful-bomb impossibility imploded *]
[stuff about restarting game with mega-fireball imploded *]
>  There is one easter-egg that I know of (if you have the cracked version)
>on level 4. There's a room near the end of the level that contains a bunch
>of screamers. Kill them all (without magic), pick up the screamer slices, and
>leave; closing the door behind you. Go down to level 5, then go back up again
>using the stairs a couple steps down the hall. Press the button (if you
>haven't already), then go back into the screamer-room. they'll have regenerated.
>Freebie food! I don't think this'll work on a non-cracked version, though. The
>steps in question are right near a pit-trap!

Actually, it's not a easter-egg. I have both a cracked version from who knows
where and the official legally-bought version. I play with the legal version
just about all the time and the Screamer room always regenerates screamers.
They're also good for practicing ninja skills. I use magic a lot too.
Fireballs, poison slime, poison gas (works really well) kicking, punching,
etc, etc. Thing to remember is the screamers always regenerate -- it's just
sometimes they take a while.

>                                wsquires@lonestar.utsa.edu

Joseph
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