... was an old XT game on several 360 floppies.
However rather than driving a single character thru the dungeon, it
gave you a team, 4 of whom you could control directly, 2 which were
computer driven allies against... a wide variety of monsters and teams
or armies of monsters.
Since each character could be either a warrior, thief, priest, and/or
magician, and each could be outfitted uniquely, the permutations were
considerable.
Anyone seen where this went? it involved a degree of tactical planning
I dont see in the conventional DND games.
uncopywritten- do what you will with it.
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