User manual GAMES PC TENNIS CUP 2

[. . . ] Computer Graphics: Joe Ferreira (Pendragon Studios), Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. , Jon Van Caneghem Graphic Art Designed and Produced by: Focus On Design Book Illustrations: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. Map Illustration: Jim Krogel (West End Studios) Technical Writing: Marie Butler-Knight and Jon Van Caneghem Might and Magic II Designed and Created by: Jan Van Caneghem Programming: Jon Van Caneghem, Stephen L. Cox, Mark Caldwell Macintosh Version: Douglas Grounds Computer Graphics: Avril Harisson and Jeff Griffeath Manual Illustrations: Ken Mayfield Map Illustration: Jim Krogel Art Coordinator: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. Manual: Mark Caldwell, Jon Van Caneghem Adventurer's Guide Written by: Eileen A. [. . . ] Find here Castle Alamar, in need of great repair. The key of the cold emotional princess does you well. Note all clues, as distant harps soothe the lion's roar. Region E-4 KEY: Mountains Trees Glacier This final corner is the unresting place for those lost souls stuck in the Swamp of the Dead. Travel the Perilous Peaks if you so dare!Here you'll discover the fabled Building of Gold and its dungeon. The few who have returned refer to this area as Dragon City. Beware! Castles Traveling the castles of the Land of Varn brings you closer to the Secret of the Inner Sanctum. Though only five appear on your map, it is suspected, even believed, you will learn of another. Assuming there is this sixth castle, it need be ventured only by those possessing great skill and experience. For they alone will truly reap its rewards. When frequenting castles, be sure to have your merchants pass in hand that which you acquired from The Ancient Way. Mapping and location skills prove helpful, as travel has been described circular. Demons, devils and other monstrous beings seem to clone here. A clue mimics a calculator, as things begin to add up. A visit to the dog gave you your key; use it now. It is neither proven nor refuted a search will uncover like situations. Those Dimensions Remaining The balance of your travel in the Land of Varn totals, shall we say, 15 dimensions?These dimensions are best described as dungeons and strongholds. You'll even suffer a maze and a plane. Most dangerous, as they stray you far from the safety you once found traveling the towns. Some send you wandering far below the surface. As you journey indoors, many spells now test worthless. If you're unable to gain entry, chances are you do not possess the appropriate skill, experience, or perhaps item. [. . . ] Others may allow casting of any of the 94 spells. While some play a specific role in your quest, even allowing passage to restricted areas. Items are displayed in groupings ranging from one handed weapons, two handed weapons, missile weapons, armor, shields and other assorted items. Each item is explained and defined in specific categories. [. . . ]