Quest Creator is a program in which you can make turn-based strategy adventure games in a variety of mythical, medieval worlds. Create quests quickly using preset heroes and enemies or customize your quest by setting all the statistics of the characters.

It takes from 15 minutes to an hour to create a quest depending on the amount of customization you want to add to the quest. Quest Creator has an easy, point and click interface allowing you to make fun, challenging games with ease.

The Basics...

Getting Started

Playing the Game

Main Menu...

Create Party

Create/Edit Quest

Load Party & Play Quest

Continue Game

Information

Additional Information...

Customizing Characters

Customizing Enemies

Town

Game Control

Attack Calculations

File Types

Statistics...

Player Characters

Enemy Characters

Weapons

Armor

Items

Magic/Scrolls

Getting Started

Before you make a quest or party, you may want to play a quest that already exists with a party that already exists. By playing an existing quest with an existing party, you can get a feel of what type of adventure you will be capable of creating using Quest Creator.

To begin, select "Load Party & Play Quest" from the main menu. On the next screen, load a party and quest by selecting "Load Party" and "Load Quest." The existing parties are comprised of equipped and unequipped sets. A good general purpose party for your first time is War Party (War_UN.pty), but you can select any of the parties. The party file names which end with UN are unequipped parties and those parties which end with EQ are equipped parties. Choosing an unequipped party gives you the opportunity to build your party from the beginning. Choosing an equipped party saves you time if you want to play a quest that is designed for a more advanced party. After selecting your party, proceed to select a quest. The first quest of the provided adventure is Farina01.qst. You are now ready to begin your adventure by selecting "Play Game."

You will now appear in town. Visit each shop and buy equipment and items for your party. For details about shopping in town, see the "Town" section of this help file. When you are ready to begin the quest, select "Play Quest."

You will then see the story displayed. In the story, you will usually find out what you should do to complete the quest. After you finish reading the story, select "OK" to begin the quest.

After the game loads, it will state that it is your turn. You will always begin quests by getting the first turn. After you select "OK" to acknowledge that it is your turn, you will see your party located near a portal. Your party was automatically warped to this area from town. If you want to return to town before you complete the quest, you have to move one of your party members on top of this portal. Otherwise, you will return to town again when you complete the quest.

You will want to take a look at the entire area by scrolling the screen to see where the enemies are located so you can determine what you want to do. Then you begin your turn by selecting one of your party members which is highlighted with a white square. You will then be given the various actions that you can perform with that selected party member. Your most basic actions to perform are to move and to attack (either with a weapon or with magic). But other actions may be needed to complete the quest. See the "Playing the Game" section of this help file for details on these actions.

Select each of your remaining party members until you have performed an action with each of them. You can also select "End Turn" (located on the left side of the screen) at any time if there are party members that you do not want to perform any actions during that turn. When you have completed your turn by either performing an action with each piece or by selecting "End Turn," the enemy will take its turn.

After the enemy takes its turn, it will then be your turn again. You and the enemy will alternate taking turns until either you have completed the quest or all your party members have been defeated. You can also return to town at any time by placing one party member on the portal that leads back to town. If a particular quest is too difficult for your party, you can return to town before you finish the quest to restock on supplies, then try it again later when your party is better prepared.

When you complete a quest, you will be returned to town immediately unless there are one or more enemies and/or unopened treasure boxes remaining. If there are remaining enemies and/or unopened treasure boxes, you will be given the option to stay. This will give you the opportunity to defeat the remaining enemies and/or open the remaining unopened treasure boxes. If you decide to stay, you will be returned to town after you defeat all the remaining enemies and open all the remaining treasure boxes or you can return to town at any time by placing one of your party members on the portal.

You can continue playing the remaining quests that come with Quest Creator (Farina02.qst, etc.) or try making your own. For more information on parties and quests that are included with Quest Creator, see the "Load Party and Play Quest" section of this help file.

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Playing the Game

The game will begin with it being your turn. You then begin by selecting one of the members of your party which is highlighted with a white square. You will then be given options for actions to be performed by the party member you selected. These actions are described below.

Select each of your remaining party members until you have performed an action with each of them. You can also select "End Turn" (located on the left side of the screen) at any time if there are party members who you do not want to move or use to attack. When you have completed your turn by either performing an action with each party member or by selecting "End Turn," the enemy will take its turn.

Each side will continue taking turns until you have completed the quest or until all your party members have been defeated. You can also return to town at any time by placing one party member on the portal that leads back to town. Any time that you return to town, your entire party's HP and MP are recharged and any defeated party members are revived.

If your entire party is defeated during a quest, you begin back in town. You lose any items or gold that you collected before the defeat. At this point, you can either attempt the quest again or exit town and load a saved game by selecting "Continue" if you saved your game while playing the quest.


PLAYER ACTIONS

Move: When you select "Move," the spaces where you can move this party member to will be highlighted with white squares as determined by your movement range. Select the white square where you want to move this party member. You can then confirm this move by selecting "Stay" or cancel the move my selecting "Cancel." Or you can choose one of the other actions that are available.

Attack: When you select "Attack," the area within this party member's attacking range and line of sight will be highlighted with white squares unless there are no enemies within this party member's attacking range. Select one of the highlighted enemies and this party member will attack with the weapon that the party member currently has equipped.

Magic: When you select "Magic," a list of the party member's magic spells is displayed unless the party member is not carrying any scrolls. Select a spell and then the range of the spell you selected will be highlighted with white squares as determined by the spell range and line of sight. Select an enemy if you chose an attack spell or a party member (including yourself) if you selected a heal spell and then the spell will be cast.

Equip: Select this option to equip the party member.

Items: Select this option to use, give, or discard items in the party member's inventory. In order to give an item to another party member, the party members need to be standing beside each other.

Open: Select this option to open a treasure box. The party member must be standing beside the treasure box in order to open it.

Stay: If you select "Stay," the party member will be placed in the current location.

Cancel: If you select "Cancel," the list of player actions will be no longer be displayed.


ENEMY ACTIONS

How an enemy performs the following actions is determined by the enemy's battle behavior. See Battle Behavior under the "Customizing Enemies" section of this help file for additional information.

Move: An enemy will move within its movement range to gain a better position to attack or cast magic.

Attack: An enemy will attack a player character with its physical attack if the target is within the enemy's line of sight and attack range unless it can do more damage by casting magic.

Magic: An enemy will attack a player character or characters with a magic spell if the target is within the enemy's line of sight and spell's attack range unless it can do more damage by attacking with a physical attack.


LINE OF SIGHT

Line of sight is a computer representation of visual perception. In Quest Creator, a target is considered to be within line of sight of a player or enemy character if a line can be drawn between the character and the target without passing through an object that would obstruct the character's view. Line of sight serves the following purposes.

Enemies with either defensive or offensive behavior will only move toward and/or attack a target if the target is within the enemy's line of sight. An enemy with aggressive behavior will move toward a target that is not within the enemy's line of sight, but can only attack a target that is within the enemy's line of sight.

A player character can only attack or cast a spell on a target within the player character's line of sight.

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Create Party

You can create a party which contains 1 to 6 members. Edit each individual member by selecting a preset character or making a custom character. After you have selected each of the party members, give this party a name and decide how much gold you would like for this party to have. The default amount of gold is 600, but this can be changed to a value up to 999,999 gold. The final step in party creation is to save and exit. When you save the party, you will need to give the file an 8 character name. This is the file name which is different than the party name.

For statistical information about party members, see the section "Player Characters" in this help file.

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Create/Edit Quest

If you choose to create a new quest, your first option will be to select a background for the quest. Each background has two types of terrain options: dense or open. There is more open space to place enemies and treasure boxes on open terrains and less space on dense terrains.


BACKGROUND CHOICES

Barren Forest
Castle (Exterior)
Castle (Interior)
Castle Prison
Cave
Dark Forest
Desert
Fire Dungeon
Forest
Graveyard
Hedge
Ice Cavern
Jungle
Mountain
Snow
Stone Wall Labyrinth
Tower (Interior)
Town
Volcano (Interior)
Water


QUEST EDITING OPTIONS

Add: Select this option to add a goal, enemy, or treasure boxes on the background. Multiple enemies of the same type and/or treasure boxes with the same contents can be placed on the background after selecting Add. You can place a goal, enemy, or treasure boxes on places where characters can walk, such as grass or floors. You cannot place them on objects such as trees, walls, and other places characters cannot walk.

Goal: Choose one of the three goals for the quest: Find Item, .Defeat Boss, or Defeat All Enemies. The quest can only have one goal. If you do not select a goal for the quest, the default goal of "Defeat All Enemies" will be the goal.

Find Item: If you want the player of the quest to find a special item as the goal of the quest, choose this option. You then select a picture to represent the item the player is to find and assign a name to this item. This is only a fictitious item to make the story of the quest more interesting, not an actual item that the party will be able to use.

Defeat Boss: If you want the player of the quest to defeat a special enemy as the goal of the quest, choose this option. You can select a preset enemy or create a custom enemy. See the "Enemy Characters" section of this help file for a list of preset enemies. See the "Customizing Enemies" section for details on how to create custom enemies, including information of battle behavior.

Defeat All Enemies: If you want the player of the quest to defeat all of the enemies as the goal of the quest, choose this option. This is the default option if no goal is selected.

Enemy: Choose this option to add enemies to the quest. Select preset enemies or create custom enemies. You can add a maximum of 50 enemies to each quest. See the "Enemy Characters" section of this help file for a list of preset enemies. See the "Customizing Enemies" section for details on how to create custom enemies, including information of battle behavior.

Treasure Box: Choose this option to add treasure boxes to the quest. You can add a maximum of 50 treasure boxes to each quest. Select one of the following items to go in the treasure box: Gold, Armor, Weapon, Item, Scroll.

Edit: Select this option to edit a goal, enemy, or treasure box on the background. After selecting this option, click the mouse pointer on the object you want to edit.

Copy: Select this option to copy an enemy or treasure box on the background. After selecting this option, click the mouse pointer on the object you want to copy, and then click again on the location where you want to place the copied object. Multiple copies of the enemy or treasure box can be placed after you select the object to be copied.

Move: Select this option to move a goal, enemy, or treasure box on the background. After selecting this option, click the mouse pointer on the object you want to move, then click again on the location where you want to move the object.

Delete: Select this option to delete a goal, enemy, or treasure box on the background. After selecting this option, click the mouse pointer on the object you want to delete. This will permanently remove the object.


QUEST OPTIONS

Story: Select this option to add a story to the quest. If you do not want to write a story, you can select the generic story as the story for the quest. If no story is written, the generic story will be used for the quest.

Difficulty: Select this option to set the difficulty and the suggested party size for the quest. This will give the player some idea as to what party is needed for the quest. If no difficulty or party size is set, they will not be displayed.

Reward: Select this option to set the reward to give to the party when the quest is completed. The items that can be offered as rewards are the same items that can be placed in treasure boxes. If no reward is selected, none will be offered to the party upon completion of the quest.

Title: Select this option to title your quest. This title will be displayed when the player loads the quest in "Load Party and Play Quest." If no title is given to the quest, no title will be displayed.


FILE OPTIONS

New: Select this option to begin creating a new quest. If you want to save the quest you are working before proceeding to create a new quest, select the Save option.

Load: Select this option to load an existing quest.

Save: Select this option to save the quest. Use 8 letters/numbers in the file names. A goal must be set before the quest can be saved.

Exit: Select this option to exit the "Create/Edit Quest" section of Quest Creator.

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Load Party & Play Quest

Selecting "Load Party & Play Quest" leads you into the main part of Quest Creator. It is here that you select the party and play the quest that you or someone else has created. Some parties and quests are included to get you started, but you can create unlimited parties and quests of your own.

One of the fun aspects of Quest Creator is to build a party from scratch. To do this, create a party with 600 gold. Then load a quest with a "1" difficulty rating. Equip your party with some weapons, armor, items, and scrolls. You can then play quests of progressing difficulty, building your party along the way. Each quest will give you gold and/or equipment that will make your party more powerful.


Existing Parties

Some existing parties are included with Quest Creator. An equipped set and an unequipped set of each party are provided. Please note that if you want to retain the original party, use a different file name when you save.

The existing parties are listed below.

Party Name	Unequipped File Name	Equipped File Name
Dangerous Duo	Duo_UN.pty	Duo_EQ.pty
Fighting Trio	Trio_UN.pty	Trio_EQ.pty
Undead Legion	Udead_UN.pty	Udead_EQ.pty
Paladin's League	Palad_UN.pty	Palad_EQ.pty
Elite Guard	Guard_UN.pty	Guard_EQ.pty
Wizard's Guild	Wizar_UN.pty	Wizar_EQ.pty
Sharp Shooters	Shoot_UN.pty	Shoot_EQ.pty
War Party	War_UN.pty	War_EQ.pty

Existing Quests

Four complete adventures containing 10 quests each are included with Quest Creator (only one adventure is included with the shareware version). These adventures are meant to be played in order, by playing the quest that ends with the number 01, then 02, etc. Since they all begin with a quest with a "1" difficulty, you may want to begin with a new party for each quest. Or you can use the same party or existing parties for them. The choice is yours.

The file names for these quests are listed below.

Quest Name	File Names
Farina's Disappearance	Farina01.qst, Farina02.qst, ... Farina10.qst
Garthur's Quest*	Garth01.qst, Garth02.qst, ... Garth10.qst
Protecting the Gnome City*	Pro01.qst, Pro02.qst, ... Pro10.qst
The Strange Quest*	Strang01.qst, Strang02.qst, ... Strang10.qst

* Only available with the complete version of Quest Creator

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Continue Game

Select "Continue Game" if you want to continue playing a game that you saved while you were playing a quest.

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Information

The publisher information and music option are displayed by selecting Information.

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Customizing Characters

When creating a custom character, you set each of the attributes of the character. Below is a list of the attributes that can be edited.

Name, Race, Class: Select or type in a name, race, and class for the character.

Picture: Select a picture for the character. If you want a particular gender of pictures to be displayed before you select them, select the gender before selecting the picture.

Gender: Select the gender for the character.

Base Stats: Distribute 400 stat points among the attributes of Endurance, Strength, Dexterity, Agility, Intelligence, and Mana. Details about each of these attributes can be found under the section "Player Characters" in this help file.

Affected Stats: These stats are affected by the amount of stat points that you distribute in the base stats. The affected stats include Hit Points, Magic Points, Attack Power, Hit Percentage, and Movement. Detail of Affected Stats can be found under the section "Player Characters" in this help file.

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Customizing Enemies

When creating custom enemies (or a boss), you set each of the attributes of the enemy. Below is a list of the attributes that can be edited.

Name: Select or type in a name for the enemy.

Picture: Select a picture for the enemy. If you want a particular gender of pictures to be displayed before you select them, select the gender before selecting the picture.

Gender: Select the gender for the enemy.

Base Stats: Distribute between 1 and 250 stat points in each of the attributes of Endurance, Strength, Dexterity, Agility, Intelligence, and Mana. Details about each of these attributes can be found under the section "Enemy Characters" in this help file.

Affected Stats: These stats are affected by the amount of stat points that you distribute in the base stats. The affected stats include Hit Points, Magic Points, Attack Power, Hit Percentage, and Movement. Details of Affected Stats can be found under the section "Enemy Characters" in this help file.

Abilities: The abilities an enemy possesses is equivalent to the enemy's weapon or other physical attack. Abilities include Attack Power Modifier, Hit Percentage Modifier, (Attack) Range, Defense Power, (Magic) Resist, and Spell. Set these abilities by selecting the "Set" button. The spell can then be set by selecting the "Spell" button. Details of enemy abilities can be found under the section "Enemy Characters" in this help file.

Battle Behavior: Choose from three battle behaviors for enemies: Defensive, Offensive, Aggressive. The battle behavior you select for the enemy will determine the enemy's artificial intelligence (how the enemy behaves). An enemy, within the bounds of its battle behavior, attempts to do the maximum amount of damage to its target(s) in one turn while staying as far away from its target(s) as possible.

Defensive: A defensive enemy will defend the location where it is initially placed unless it can attack at the end of its move. It will not move more than ˝ its total movement range away from its initial placement location, returning to its initial placement location once it can no longer attack a player character. This allows for a defensive enemy to defend the area surrounding its initial placement location in one move.

Offensive: An offensive enemy will not move from its current location unless it can move and attack a player character in one turn.

Aggressive: An aggressive enemy will continually move toward the closest player character and will attack when within range.

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Town

Town is a place for the party members to shop as well as a place for the party members to manipulate their equipment and items. Keep in mind that you will need to equip any equipment or items that can be equipped if you want them to take effect. You can also save the party while in town.


SHOPS

Weapon Shop: The place to buy or sell weapons.

Armor Shop: The place to buy or sell armor.

Item Shop: The place to buy or sell potions and other miscellaneous items, such as rings, bands, stones, etc .

Magic Shop: The place to buy or sell magic scrolls.


PARTY OPTIONS

Stats: Select this option to view the entire party's statistics.

Inventory: Select this option to give or discard equipment and other items.

Equip: Select this option to equip the party members.

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Game Control

To scroll the screen in order to view different portions of the map, move your mouse cursor to the edges of the screen (where the arrows are located). The screen will move in the direction of the arrow until the edge of the map has been reached.

Left Mouse Button: Use your left mouse button to select a character to move. You have to select a character that is highlighted with a white square.

Right Mouse Button: If you right click on player characters, you can check the statistical information and view the inventories of the player characters. If you right click on enemy characters, you can check the statistical information of the enemy characters.

Map: The map located in the top left portion of the screen is a mini-map of the larger area on which your characters are located. The white square of the mini-map depicts the area that is seen on the screen. You can move around the screen my clicking on this mini-map or dragging the white square located in the mini-map.

ESC: Pressing the ESC key, will cancel the last action taken when moving or attacking a character.

Menu: Pressing the Menu button, will display the menu options: Information, Exit to Main Menu, and Return to Game.

Information: The help file, ordering information, music option, and about information are displayed by selecting Information. Note: If the music does not sound good or play properly on your computer because of your midi settings, use the music option to turn off the music. This will not affect the sound effects.

Exit to Main Menu: To exit to the main menu, select this option. Be sure to save your game (if you want to continue it later) before you quit.

Return to Game: Select this option to exit the Menu options and return to the game.

End Turn: You can end your turn at any time by selecting this option. The enemy will then take its turn.

Cancel: A cancel button will appear after various actions that are performed by the player characters. Select the Cancel option to cancel this action.

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Attack Calculations

PHYSICAL ATTACK CALCULATION

The process of physically attacking an enemy or character begins by determining if the attack was successful in hitting the targeted enemy or character. If successful, the damage is calculated. If unsuccessful, a miss is determined. The chance that the attack successfully hits the target is equal to the attacker's Hit Percentage (Hit %).
Damage is calculated by subtracting the target's Defense Power (DP) from a random number between the attacker's Attack Power (AP) and twice the attacker's Attack Power (AP). The difference is subtracted from the target's Hit Points (HP). If the target's Defense Power is greater than the damage done by the attacker, the hit still occurs but no damage is subtracted from the target.

MAGICAL ATTACK CALCULATION

A magical attack affects all targets within its Area Effect. Damage is then calculated for each target individually in the following manner.

Each spell has a specific amount of base damage that it inflicts. This base damage is multiplied by the target's Resist percentage and then subtracted from the base damage. The difference is subtracted from the target's Hit Points (HP).

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File Types

There are three types of files produced by quest creator. Parties are saved with the extension pty, quests are saved with the extension qst, and games (quests in progress) are saved with the extension gam. Knowing these file types will aid you when copying files to and from various folders.

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Player Characters

DEFINITIONS OF BASE STATS

All base stats except Intelligence, determine the player character's Affected Stats. All base stats affect what equipment the character can wear and which spells the character can cast.

Endurance: Represents how long the character can fight in battle. It is also needed to equip items that put a physical strain on the character.

Strength: Determines how hard the character hits with physical attacks. It also determines how heavy of equipment the character can use.

Dexterity: Determines the accuracy of physical attacks that the character uses. It is also needed to use equipment that requires physical dexterity.

Agility: Represents how fast the character can move. It also determines if the character can use items that require quickness.

Intelligence: Represents how intelligent the character is and thus how complicated of items the character can use.

Mana: Determines how much magical energy the character has to use spells. It is also determines how powerful of spells the character can cast and determines if the character can use certain magical equipment.


DEFINITIONS OF AFFECTED STATS

HP (Hit Points): (Calculation: HP = 3 X Endurance) The amount of damage a character can endure. This number is reduced when the character is successfully attacked. The character is dead when its Hit Points reach 0. Hit Points can be recovered by the use of potions or magic spells.

MP (Magic Points): (Calculation: MP = 3 X Mana) The amount of magic energy a character possesses. Each time a spell is cast, a certain amount of Magic Points, which is determined by the spell being cast, is deducted from the character's current Magic Points. If the character's Magic Points are less than the Magic Points required by the spell that the character is trying to cast, the character will be unable to cast that spell. Magic Points can be recovered by the use of potions.

AP (Attack Power): (Calculation: AP = ˝ Strength + AP Mod) The minimum amount of damage that a character can inflict on an enemy with the character's weapon or hands/claws before considering the enemy's defense power. The Attack Power range is between this number and twice this number.

Hit %: (Calculation: Hit % = Dexterity + Hit % Modifier) The probability that this character with this weapon (or hands/claws) has to hit its target.

Movement: (Calculation: 1 per 10 Agility) The maximum number of spaces a character can move in one turn.


DEFINITIONS OF STATS AFFECTED BY EQUIPMENT

AP Mod (Attack Power Modifier): Represents the amount of damage derived from the character's weapon. It is added together with ˝ of Strength to calculate the AP stat.

Hit % Mod (Hit Percentage Modifier): Represents the difficulty of using the character's weapon accurately. Some weapons improve the character's chance of hitting, others are more difficult to use accurately than the character's bare hands. The Hit % Mod is added to a percentage equal to the character's Dexterity to determine the character's overall Hit %.

(Attack) Range: The maximum number of spaces that a character can attack. The character may target an enemy character within this range.

DP (Defense Power): The amount of armor or magical protection against physical attacks represented in numerical form.

(Magic) Resist (%): The numerical representation of the character's ability to defend against magic spells.


PRESET PLAYER CHARACTERS

NAME, GENDER, & BASE STATS

Name	Gender	Race/Class	End	Str	Dex	Agi	Int	Mana
Arn	Male	Dwarven Warrior	100	100	100	40	55	5
Quain	Male	Elven Warrior	60	60	100	100	70	10
Izvail	Male	Elven Wizard	40	40	70	70	90	90
Gavak	Male	Gnomish Magician	100	30	30	40	100	100
Zine	Male	Goblin Warrior	75	75	75	100	74	1
Frederick	Male	Human General	60	60	60	60	100	60
Alexander	Male	Human Paladin	66	66	66	66	70	66
Edward	Male	Human Warrior	80	80	80	80	70	10
Gerald	Male	Human Wizard	50	50	50	50	100	100
Nicholas	Male	Liche Wizard	55	55	55	55	90	90
Ir	Male	Ogre Warrior	100	100	99	99	1	1
Gargorn	Male	Orcish Shaman	100	60	60	60	60	60
Garuk	Male	Orcish Warrior	100	80	80	80	50	10
Peter	Male	Skeleton Warrior	90	90	90	90	1	39
Garg	Male	Troll Warrior	90	100	90	90	1	29
Bram	Male	Vampire Count	70	70	70	70	60	60
Philip	Male	Zombie Warrior	100	100	50	50	1	99
Gwin	Female	Dwarven Warrior	100	100	100	40	55	5
Vallene	Female	Elven Warrior	60	60	100	100	70	10
Quin	Female	Elven Wizard	40	40	70	70	90	90
Vynin	Female	Gnomish Magician	100	30	30	40	100	100
Zolla	Female	Goblin Warrior	75	75	75	100	74	1
Victoria	Female	Human General	60	60	60	60	100	60
Jane	Female	Human Paladin	66	66	66	66	70	66
Ann	Female	Human Warrior	80	80	80	80	70	10
Maria	Female	Human Wizard	50	50	50	50	100	100
Elizabeth	Female	Liche Wizard	55	55	55	55	90	90
Ara	Female	Ogre Warrior	100	100	99	99	1	1
Fahna	Female	Orcish Shaman	100	60	60	60	60	60
Rekka	Female	Orcish Warrior	100	80	80	80	50	10
Joan	Female	Skeleton Warrior	90	90	90	90	1	39
Rokk	Female	Troll Warrior	90	100	90	90	1	29
Mina	Female	Vampire Countess	70	70	70	70	60	60
Catherine	Female	Zombie Warrior	100	100	50	50	1	99

AFFECTED STATS

Race/Class	HP	MP	AP	Hit %	Movement
Dwarven Warrior	300	15	50	100	4
Elven Warrior	180	30	30	100	10
Elven Wizard	120	270	20	70	7
Gnomish Magician	300	300	15	30	4
Goblin Warrior	225	3	37	75	10
Human General	180	180	30	60	6
Human Paladin	198	198	33	66	6
Human Warrior	240	30	40	80	8
Human Wizard	150	300	25	50	5
Liche Wizard	165	270	27	55	5
Ogre Warrior	300	3	50	99	9
Orcish Shaman	300	180	30	60	6
Orcish Warrior	300	30	40	80	8
Skeleton Warrior	270	117	45	90	9
Troll Warrior	270	87	50	90	9
Vampire Count	210	180	35	70	7
Zombie Warrior	300	297	50	50	5
Dwarven Warrior	300	15	50	100	4
Elven Warrior	180	30	30	100	10
Elven Wizard	120	270	20	70	7
Gnomish Magician	300	300	15	30	4
Goblin Warrior	225	3	37	75	10
Human General	180	180	30	60	6
Human Paladin	198	198	33	66	6
Human Warrior	240	30	40	80	8
Human Wizard	150	300	25	50	5
Liche Wizard	165	270	27	55	5
Ogre Warrior	300	3	50	99	9
Orcish Shaman	300	180	30	60	6
Orcish Warrior	300	30	40	80	8
Skeleton Warrior	270	117	45	90	9
Troll Warrior	270	87	50	90	9
Vampire Countess	210	180	35	70	7
Zombie Warrior	300	297	50	50	5

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Enemy Characters

DEFINITIONS OF BASE STATS

All except Intelligence, determine the enemy's Affected Stats. Intelligence and Mana determine which spells an enemy can use.

Endurance: Represents how long the enemy can fight in battle.

Strength: Determines how hard the enemy hits with physical attacks.

Dexterity: Determines the accuracy of physical attacks that the enemy uses.

Agility: Represents how fast the enemy can move.

Intelligence: Represents how intelligent the enemy is and determines which spells the enemy can cast.

Mana: Determines how much magical energy the enemy has to use spells.


DEFINITIONS OF AFFECTED STATS

HP (Hit Points): (Calculation: HP = 3 X Endurance) The amount of damage an enemy can endure. This number is reduced when the enemy is successfully attacked. The enemy is dead when its Hit Points reach 0.

MP (Magic Points): (Calculation: MP = 3 X Mana) The amount of magic energy an enemy possesses. Each time a spell is cast, a certain amount of Magic Points, which is determined by the spell being cast, is deducted from the enemy's current Magic Points. If the enemy's Magic Points are less than the Magic Points required by the spell that the enemy is trying to cast, the enemy will be unable to cast that spell.

AP (Attack Power): (Calculation: AP = ˝ Strength + AP Mod) The minimum amount of damage that an enemy can inflict on a character with the enemy's physical attack before considering the character's defense power. The Attack Power range is between this number and twice this number.

Hit %: (Calculation: Hit % = Dexterity + Hit % Modifier) The probability that this enemy with this physical attack has to hit its target.

Movement: (Calculation: 1 per 10 Agility) The maximum number of spaces an enemy can move in one turn.


DEFINITIONS OF ABILITIES

AP Mod (Attack Power Modifier): Represents the amount of damage derived from the enemy's physical attack. It is added together with ˝ of Strength to calculate the AP stat.

Hit % Mod (Hit Percentage Modifier): Represents the accuracy of the enemy's physical attack. By modifying the enemy's Hit % Mod, the enemy's chances of hitting are either increased or decreased. The Hit % Mod is added to a percentage equal to the enemy's Dexterity to determine the enemy's overall Hit %.

(Attack) Range: The maximum number of spaces that an enemy can attack. The enemy may target a character within this range.

DP (Defense Power): The amount of armor, skin toughness, or magical protection against physical attacks represented in numerical form.

(Magic) Resist (%): The numerical representation of the enemy's ability to defend against magic spells.

Spell: The spell which the enemy can use.


PRESET ENEMY CHARACTERS

BASE STATS

Enemy Characters	End	Str	Dex	Agi	Int	Mana
Slime	20	20	20	20	1	1
Giant Rat	35	35	35	35	1	1
Serpent	20	20	50	50	1	1
Fire Slime	20	20	20	20	25	25
Ice Slime	20	20	20	20	25	25
Orc Soldier	50	50	40	40	10	10
Orc Warrior	100	80	80	80	10	10
Orc Shaman	50	50	40	40	80	80
Orc Commander	50	50	40	40	100	10
Goblin Scout	40	40	100	100	10	10
Goblin Archer	40	40	100	100	10	10
Troll Warrior	90	90	90	90	10	10
Troll Soldier	90	90	90	90	10	10
Ogre Barbarian	100	100	100	100	1	1
Ogre Warrior	100	100	100	100	1	1
Ogre Mage	100	100	100	100	50	50
Earth Elemental	200	200	200	200	65	65
Water Elemental	150	150	150	150	100	100
Air Elemental	150	150	250	250	80	80
Fire Elemental	150	150	150	150	250	250
Green Dragon	200	200	200	200	200	200
White Dragon	250	200	200	200	200	200
Black Dragon	200	250	200	200	200	200
Red Dragon	200	200	250	200	200	200
Blue Dragon	200	200	200	250	200	200
Skeleton Dragon	200	200	200	200	250	200
Gold Dragon	200	200	200	200	200	250
Human Warrior	50	50	50	50	50	50
Human Rogue	60	60	60	60	60	60
Human Knight	100	100	100	100	50	50
Elven Rogue	60	60	100	100	70	10
Dwarven Bandit	100	100	100	25	70	5
Gnomish Mage	100	34	33	33	100	100
Magician	50	50	50	50	250	250
Mage	50	50	50	50	250	250
Warlock	50	50	50	50	250	250
Elementalist	50	50	50	50	250	250
Sorcerer	50	50	50	50	250	250
Archmage	50	50	50	50	250	250
Wizard	50	50	50	50	250	250
Sage	50	50	50	50	250	250
Seer	50	50	50	50	250	250
Grandwizard	50	50	50	50	250	250
Skeleton	90	90	90	90	1	39
Skeleton Archer	90	90	90	90	1	39
Zombie	100	100	50	50	1	99
Liche	55	55	55	55	90	90
Vampire	70	70	70	70	60	60
Chimera	150	150	150	150	150	150
Griffin	150	150	200	150	150	150
Harpy	150	150	150	200	150	150
Golem	200	150	150	150	150	150
Gargoyle	150	200	150	150	150	150
Demon	250	250	250	250	250	250
Demon Warrior	250	250	250	250	250	250

AFFECTED STATS & GOLD DROPPED

Enemy Characters	HP	MP	AP	Hit %	Movement	Dropped
Slime	60	3	20	50	2	10 Gold
Giant Rat	105	3	32	65	3	20 Gold
Serpent	60	3	30	90	5	40 Gold
Fire Slime	60	75	20	65	2	50 Gold
Ice Slime	60	75	20	65	2	50 Gold
Orc Soldier	150	30	50	65	4	80 Gold
Orc Warrior	300	30	90	100	8	150 Gold
Orc Shaman	150	240	30	40	4	100 Gold
Orc Commander	150	30	90	70	4	150 Gold
Goblin Scout	120	30	40	100	10	100 Gold
Goblin Archer	120	30	70	80	10	110 Gold
Troll Warrior	270	30	105	100	9	175 Gold
Troll Soldier	270	30	65	100	9	150 Gold
Ogre Barbarian	300	3	65	100	10	100 Gold
Ogre Warrior	300	3	90	100	10	150 Gold
Ogre Mage	300	150	75	100	10	200 Gold
Earth Elemental	600	195	150	100	20	1500 Gold
Water Elemental	450	300	125	100	15	1500 Gold
Air Elemental	450	240	125	100	25	1500 Gold
Fire Elemental	450	750	125	100	15	1500 Gold
Green Dragon	600	600	180	100	20	2000 Gold
White Dragon	750	600	180	100	20	2000 Gold
Black Dragon	600	600	205	100	20	2000 Gold
Red Dragon	600	600	180	100	20	2000 Gold
Blue Dragon	600	600	180	100	25	2000 Gold
Skeleton Dragon	600	600	180	100	20	2000 Gold
Gold Dragon	600	750	180	100	20	5000 Gold
Human Warrior	150	150	50	75	5	70 Gold
Human Rogue	180	180	60	55	6	70 Gold
Human Knight	300	150	100	100	10	150 Gold
Elven Rogue	180	30	80	80	10	120 Gold
Dwarven Bandit	300	15	80	100	2	140 Gold
Gnomish Mage	300	300	27	33	3	1250 Gold
Magician	150	750	26	50	5	700 Gold
Mage	150	750	26	50	5	900 Gold
Warlock	150	750	26	50	5	1100 Gold
Elementalist	150	750	26	50	5	1300 Gold
Sorcerer	150	750	26	50	5	1500 Gold
Archmage	150	750	26	50	5	1700 Gold
Wizard	150	750	26	50	5	1900 Gold
Sage	150	750	26	50	5	2100 Gold
Seer	150	750	26	50	5	2300 Gold
Grandwizard	150	750	26	50	5	2500 Gold
Skeleton	270	117	80	100	9	140 Gold
Skeleton Archer	270	117	80	70	9	140 Gold
Zombie	300	297	70	60	5	100 Gold
Liche	165	270	77	55	5	1000 Gold
Vampire	210	180	85	95	7	800 Gold
Chimera	450	450	115	100	15	800 Gold
Griffin	450	450	115	100	15	800 Gold
Harpy	450	450	115	100	20	800 Gold
Golem	600	450	115	100	15	800 Gold
Gargoyle	450	450	140	100	15	800 Gold
Demon	750	750	200	100	25	4000 Gold
Demon Warrior	750	750	225	100	25	2500 Gold

ABILITIES

Enemy Characters	AP Mod	Hit %	Mod	Range DP	Resist	Spell
Slime	10	30	1	1	0	NONE
Giant Rat	15	30	1	5	0	NONE
Serpent	20	40	1	1	0	NONE
Fire Slime	10	45	1	1	0	Fireball
Ice Slime	10	45	1	1	0	Freeze
Orc Soldier	25	25	1	10	0	NONE
Orc Warrior	50	25	1	25	0	NONE
Orc Shaman	5	0	1	10	25	Shock
Orc Commander	65	30	1	30	10	NONE
Goblin Scout	20	20	1	1	0	NONE
Goblin Archer	50	-20	4	1	0	NONE
Troll Warrior	60	25	1	25	0	NONE
Troll Soldier	20	25	3	25	0	NONE
Ogre Barbarian	15	25	1	1	0	NONE
Ogre Warrior	40	25	1	35	0	NONE
Ogre Mage	25	0	1	25	10	Wildfire
Earth Elemental	50	0	1	50	25	Earthquake
Water Elemental	50	0	1	50	25	Flood
Air Elemental	50	0	1	50	25	Tornado
Fire Elemental	50	0	1	50	50	Explode
Green Dragon	80	0	3	45	50	NONE
White Dragon	80	0	3	45	50	NONE
Black Dragon	80	0	3	45	50	NONE
Red Dragon	80	0	3	45	50	NONE
Blue Dragon	80	0	3	45	50	NONE
Skeleton Dragon	80	0	3	45	50	Decimate
Gold Dragon	80	0	3	45	50	Blitz
Human Warrior	25	25	1	10	0	NONE
Human Rogue	30	-5	4	20	0	NONE
Human Knight	50	30	1	40	10	NONE
Elven Rogue	50	-20	4	10	0	NONE
Dwarven Bandit	30	20	1	50	0	NONE
Gnomish Mage	10	0	1	10	25	Plague
Magician	1	0	1	1	40	Boulder
Mage	1	0	1	1	40	Lightning
Warlock	1	0	1	1	40	Poison
Elementalist	1	0	1	1	40	Explode
Sorcerer	1	0	1	1	40	Tornado
Archmage	1	0	1	1	40	Blizzard
Wizard	1	0	1	1	40	Flood
Sage	1	0	1	1	70	Plague
Seer	1	0	1	1	70	Meteorite
Grandwizard	1	0	1	1	100	Meteor Shower
Skeleton	35	25	1	10	10	NONE
Skeleton Archer	35	-20	4	10	0	NONE
Zombie	20	10	1	10	10	NONE
Liche	50	0	1	10	30	Poison
Vampire	50	25	1	10	30	Lightning
Chimera	40	0	1	40	20	NONE
Griffin	40	0	1	40	20	NONE
Harpy	40	0	1	40	20	NONE
Golem	40	0	1	40	20	NONE
Gargoyle	40	0	1	40	20	NONE
Demon	75	0	1	100	50	Void
Demon Warrior	100	25	1	120	20	NONE

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Weapons

Stats that weapons can affect: AP Mod, Hit % Mod, Range

To equip a weapon, the character must have the Base Stats which the weapon requires. The character may not equip a two-handed (2H) weapon if the character has a shield equipped. The equipped weapon determines the character's Attack Power Modifier (AP Mod), Hit Percentage Modifier (Hit % Mod), and (Attack) Range.

WEAPON STATISTICS

Weapons	Price	# Hands Req	AP Mod	Hit % Mod	Range
Dagger	50 Gold	1	5	65	1
Club	100 Gold	1	10	55	1
Whip	150 Gold	1	10	55	2
Hatchet	200 Gold	1	15	55	1
Hammer	400 Gold	1	20	55	1
Short Sword	400 Gold	1	20	55	1
Flaming Blade	500 Gold	1	25	55	1
Sling	500 Gold	1	25	-5	4
Stones (2H)	500 Gold	2	20	30	3
Wood Spear (2H)	500 Gold	2	25	55	1
Metal Spear (2H)	550 Gold	2	30	55	1
Flail	700 Gold	1	25	25	2
Scimitar	700 Gold	1	30	55	1
Mace	750 Gold	1	35	30	1
Throwing Daggers	850 Gold	1	30	0	4
Long Sword	1000 Gold	1	40	30	1
Throwing Stars	1000 Gold	1	35	0	4
Throwing Spears	1250 Gold	1	40	-5	3
War Axe	1500 Gold	1	45	30	1
Berdishe (2H)	2250 Gold	2	55	35	1
Large Mace (2H)	2500 Gold	2	60	30	1
Halberd (2H)	3000 Gold	2	65	30	1
Claymore (2H)	3500 Gold	2	70	30	1
Magic Axe	3500 Gold	1	75	30	1
Bow (2H)	3500 Gold	2	50	-15	6
Mjollnir (Hammer)	4500 Gold	1	70	55	2
Battle Axe	5000 Gold	1	80	30	1
Long Bow (2H)	5000 Gold	2	75	-15	8
Mana Sword	5000 Gold	1	75	35	1
Glass Sword	6000 Gold	1	80	35	1
Titan Hammer (2H)	6000 Gold	2	90	30	1
Nova Flail	6500 Gold	1	75	30	2
Chaos Sword (2H)	7000 Gold	2	85	30	1
Dragon Slayer (2H)	7500 Gold	2	100	35	1
Crossbow (2H)	8000 Gold	2	100	-10	8
Odin's Spear	10000 Gold	1	100	55	2

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO USE WEAPONS

Weapons	End	Str	Dex	Agi	Int	Mana
Dagger	0	0	0	0	0	0
Club	25	25	0	0	0	0
Whip	10	10	25	25	10	0
Hatchet	10	10	0	0	0	0
Hammer	40	40	0	0	10	0
Short Sword	20	20	10	10	10	0
Flaming Blade	15	15	15	15	15	0
Sling	0	0	25	25	10	0
Stones (2H)	80	80	10	10	0	0
Wood Spear (2H)	25	25	10	10	0	0
Metal Spear (2H)	35	35	20	20	0	0
Flail	25	25	25	25	40	0
Scimitar	20	20	20	20	20	0
Mace	60	60	0	0	0	0
Throwing Daggers	0	0	30	30	20	0
Long Sword	50	50	40	40	40	0
Throwing Stars	0	0	50	50	50	0
Throwing Spears	25	25	30	30	40	0
War Axe	50	50	25	25	0	0
Berdishe (2H)	40	40	20	20	35	0
Large Mace (2H)	90	90	10	10	0	0
Halberd (2H)	50	50	25	25	50	0
Claymore (2H)	60	60	55	55	50	0
Magic Axe	50	50	25	25	0	50
Bow (2H)	0	0	40	20	40	0
Mjollnir (Hammer)	0	0	100	100	0	0
Battle Axe	80	80	10	10	0	0
Long Bow (2H)	0	10	65	30	50	0
Mana Sword	0	0	0	0	0	100
Glass Sword	0	0	50	50	50	0
Titan Hammer (2H)	100	100	0	0	0	0
Nova Flail	30	30	50	50	40	0
Chaos Sword (2H)	50	50	50	50	50	0
Dragon Slayer (2H)	90	90	90	90	0	0
Crossbow (2H)	0	25	80	40	60	0
Odin's Spear	0	0	0	0	100	0

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Armor

Stats that armor can affect: DP, Resist

There are three types of armor: helmets, body armor, and shields. The character may have one of each of these types of armor equipped (in order to have a shield equipped, the character must not have a two-handed weapon equipped). Collectively, these three types of armor determine the character's Defense Power (DP) and (Magic) Resist.

HELMET STATISTICS

Helmet	Price	DP	Resist
Hood	10 Gold	1	0
Leather Mask	20 Gold	2	0
Steel Cap	40 Gold	4	0
Chain Coif	100 Gold	6	0
Steel Helmet	200 Gold	8	0
Plate Helmet	500 Gold	10	0
Magic Plate Helmet	750 Gold	14	10
Titanium Helmet	1000 Gold	16	0
Wizard Hat	1500 Gold	16	15
Dragon Skull	2000 Gold	20	10

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO USE HELMETS

Helmets	End	Str	Dex	Agi	Int	Mana
Hood	0	0	0	0	0	0
Leather Mask	10	10	0	0	0	0
Steel Cap	25	25	10	10	0	0
Chain Coif	25	25	10	10	0	0
Steel Helmet	40	40	25	25	0	0
Plate Helmet	80	80	25	25	0	0
Magic Plate Helmet	80	80	25	25	0	0
Titanium Helmet	50	50	5	5	0	0
Wizard Hat	0	0	0	0	0	80
Dragon Skull	25	25	10	10	0	0

BODY ARMOR STATISTICS

Body Armor	Price	DP	Resist
Robe	50 Gold	5	0
Leather	100 Gold	10	0
Scale Mail	200 Gold	15	0
Chain Mail	500 Gold	25	0
Mail and Plate	1000 Gold	40	0
Plate Mail	2500 Gold	55	0
Magic Plate	4000 Gold	75	20
Titanium Plate Mail	5500 Gold	90	0
Magic Robe	8000 Gold	90	75
Dragon Scale	8000 Gold	100	40

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO USE BODY ARMOR

Body Armor	End	Str	Dex	Agi	Int	Mana
Robe	0	0	0	0	0	0
Leather	10	10	0	0	0	0
Scale Mail	25	25	10	10	0	0
Chain Mail	25	25	10	10	0	0
Mail and Plate	40	40	25	25	0	0
Plate Mail	80	80	40	40	0	0
Magic Plate	80	80	40	40	0	0
Titanium Plate Mail	50	50	25	25	0	0
Magic Robe	0	0	0	0	0	80
Dragon Scale	25	25	10	10	0	0

SHIELD STATISTICS

Shields	Price	DP	Resist
Wooden Shield	50 Gold	5	0
Buckler	150 Gold	10	0
Round Shield	500 Gold	15	0
Kite Shield	1000 Gold	20	0
Magic Shield	2500 Gold	30	10

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO USE SHIELDS

Shields	End	Str	Dex	Agi	Int	Mana
Wooden Shield	10	0	0	10	0	0
Buckler	10	0	0	10	0	0
Round Shield	20	10	0	20	10	0
Kite Shield	25	10	0	25	10	0
Magic Shield	15	10	0	15	10	0

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