Re: Searching for a game called... Dragonfire? Not the action one, an rpg one.

[Antoine Vignau <antoine.vignau@laposte.net>]

On 11 déc, 19:07, xorxif <nos...@nospam.com> wrote:
> On 12/10/2011 3:08 PM, bloomer_au wrote:
>
> > OMG OMG OMG The Instructions!
>
> > Thanks!
>
> > - Wade
>
> Again seconded!
>
> A huge thank you to Antoine from the Apple II community for rescuing
> this obscure title from oblivion!

You are welcome!

>
> Also I didn't know Kaves of Karkhan was the sequel to this! Kaves of
> Karkhan is available on Asimov in both .NIB version (thanks to Mike
> Maginnis,) and in .DSK cracked version (I believe Antoine cracked it.)
> Anyone have the instructions for this one?

Right, I cracked it in a weird manner in July 2007. As I didn't know
if the entered word would have been checked later in the game, I've
forced the words to find to ROCK and LAVA, the answer to answer being
ROCKLAVA ;-)

If not on asimov (but I'm quite sure it is there), it can be
downloaded from http://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/crack/

There are interesting files to browse in the DOS 3.3 file structure of
the disk:
- VERBS
- NOUNS

And, last but not least, there was one disk + manual on eBay a few
weeks back...

>
> The game called Alkemstone came after this (also on Asimov, with
> instructions, also thanks to Mike Maginnis.) It had the same basic
> engine as Kaves of Karkhan, it may be a spiritual sequel of sorts.
>
> So apparently the whole series goes:
>
> Super Dungeon - by Rod Nelson, published by Programma
> Dragon Fire - by Rod Nelson, published by Level-10
> Kaves of Karkhan - by ????, published by Level-10
> Alkemstone - by ????, published by Level-10
>
> Thanks!

Thanks for the info!

>
> - xorxif