Zeliard ZELIARD BOSS GUIDE Author: Sashanan (sashanan@gfmods.com) Date: 29 September 2004 Version: 1.2 DISCLAIMER This document is a copyright of Sashanan, 2000-2004. All rights reserved. You are allowed to do the following with this document: - Make copies (electronical or physical) for your own, personal use; - Post this FAQ on a non-commercial, freely accessible web site. My permission is not required, however, the FAQ must be posted in its full, original form, including this disclaimer in full, and credited to Sashanan. - Posting this FAQ up on a commercial site, or requiring payment for its access, is not permitted unless my explicit written permission is obtained first. Using this FAQ (or part of it) on a commercial site, or in a magazine, guide, book etc. without my explicit written permission is a copyright infringement. Editing this FAQ in any way, using it as a basis for your own FAQ, or posting it without giving proper credit is plagiarism. Both are violations of international copyright law and will result in legal prosecution. =============================================================================== TABLE OF CONTENTS =============================================================================== [1] About this FAQ [2] Generic advice [2.1] Weapons and shields [2.2] Items [2.3] Resting [3] Boss-specific advice [3.1 ] Cangrejo [3.2 ] Pulpo [3.3 ] Pollo [3.4 ] Agar [3.5 ] Vista [3.6 ] Tarso [3.7 ] Paguro [3.8 ] Dragon [3.9 ] Alguien [3.10] Jashiin [4] Revision history [5] Final words =============================================================================== [1] ABOUT THIS FAQ =============================================================================== This guide came about during a particularly slow day at work. I chose to write a guide about Zeliard because very few (if any) seem to be in existence. The choice to write a boss guide rather than a full walkthrough was made because its been a while since I played, and I cannot write a full FAQ off the top of my head. This boss guide may grown into a full walkthrough eventually, but right now, this will have to do. I start this boss guide with some generic advice on how to prepare for a boss fight. Then, I give specific instructions on how to beat each of the ten bosses in this game. This was my first FAQ, released in October 2004. Nearly four years and a lot of experience later, after having played through Zeliard again, I have updated my strategies where appropriate. =============================================================================== [2] GENERIC ADVICE =============================================================================== It goes without saying that you should prepare for a boss fight as well as you can. Going into one of these fights without full health is foolish. Going in without the best possible equipment and training can be dangerous as well. Actually, training becomes less important later on in the game, when a little more or less life (or a few extra spells) wont matter much. Equipment is important throughout the game. In general, try to get your hands on the most powerful sword and shield you can get before challenging an areas boss. There are a few exceptions: you don't really need to get the Illumination Sword in Dorado already (it is *very* expensive there), and you can probably get away with getting the Wise Man's Sword, the Stone Shield and the Titanium Shield late. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [2.1] WEAPONS AND SHIELDS =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= For each boss, try to get your hands on the following equipment before challenging him: BOSS WEAPON SHIELD Cangrejo Wise Mans Sword Wise Mans Shield Pulpo Wise Mans Sword Stone Shield Pollo Spirit Sword Stone Shield Agar Spirit Sword Honor Shield Vista Knights Sword (*) Honor Shield Tarso Knights Sword Light Shield Paguro Knights Sword Light Shield Dragon Illumination Sword Titanium Shield Alguien Enchantment Sword Titanium Shield Jashiin Enchantment Sword Titanium Shield * Vista can only be harmed with the Knights Sword. Earlier weapons, any magic or the Magia Stone have no effect. In other words, you dont have a choice in this case; you must have the Knights Sword to win! NOTE: AFranciskovic reports in his Zeliard FAQ (find it on www.gamefaqs.com) that Vista actually *can* be harmed by other means. Please refer to my Vista strategies in paragraph 3.5 for more info. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [2.2] ITEMS =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= You should carry a few useful items to make your life easier. The most obvious is some kind of healing item. Early on in the game, the Kenko Potion can serve this role, but it becomes too weak to be useful fairly soon. From the third town on, you should rely on Juuen Fruit instead, which will completely heal you. It pays to have two or three healing items with you, more if youre in doubt (but remember you can only carry 5 items at a time). If you are going to rely on spellcasting during a battle, two other items are of interest. The Elixir of Kashi restores all spells of a single type. Select the type you wish to refill as your active spell, then drink the Elixir. The more powerful Chiriga Powder restores all your spells. It also costs a bit more, though not prohibitively so. The only reason not to carry plenty of Chiriga Powders is your limited inventory space. A Sabre Oil will temporarily increase the damage done with your sword (specifically, until the next time you visit a town). They are expensive, but putting one on your weapon can help a lot in taking down a big boss quickly. Sabre Oils are also cumulative, so putting two or three on your sword helps even more; but make sure you leave enough space for healing items! Finally, the Magia Stone can help a lot against three of the bosses (Cangrejo, Pulpo and Agar). It is moderately useful against Pollo and almost useless against the others, though you may still find them useful just to *get* to a boss in one piece. The Holy Water of Acero (repairs 100 shield hit points) and the Kyoku Feather (meant to return you to the last sage visited, but is bugged to always bring you to Muralla) aren't particularly useful for any boss encounter. Don't bother with them. Choose the items you are going to take with you wisely, you can only carry five at a time. I recommend at least three of those to be Juu'en Fruits at all times. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [2.3] RESTING =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= You should always rest up your character before facing a boss. You can tell youre in front of the boss lair if you are at a red door and you hear a rumbling noise. (You may have to turn the music off with F2 for a moment in order to hear it, its not as loud as it should be.) Usually, youll be able to find a safe spot nearby where no monsters will bother you, and you can rest there. In some cases, there is a full healing potion hidden in a wall nearby, so try to strike some walls near the door and see if you get lucky. There is one case in which you cannot safely rest in front of the door and there are no healing potions nearby: in the Cavern of Peligro, before fighting Pulpo. However, as you will see, you can actually rest DURING that battle! =============================================================================== [3] BOSS-SPECIFIC ADVICE =============================================================================== This section describes each boss and my recommendations for defeating them. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.1] CANGREJO =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Giant Crab Location: Malicia Cangrejo moves slowly, but when he feels like covering a lot of distance, he will jump. His aim is to land on top of you, which is indeed quite painful. The best way to handle him is to go on the offensive immediately. Run up to him, stop next to him and start hacking (make sure you *stop* in front of him, continually running into him is bad for your health). When you see Cangrejo tensing his legs to prepare for a jump, run away. Youre quick enough to get out of his landing zone. When he lands again, run up to him again and start hacking away. Eventually, Cangrejo will drive you into the left corner, so you cant run any further. At this point, when he jumps, run to the right and pass under him while hes in the air. Hell spit at you and he may hit, but thats not too painful. Just make sure that creep doesnt land on you! With a Wise Mans Sword, you can take Cangrejo down before you know it. Alternatively, with a Magia Stone, just standing right next to him and watching as your aura does the hard work is enough. Cangrejo becomes a pushover that way. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.2] PULPO =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Giant Octopus Location: Peligro Pulpo is stuck in the right part of the cavern. He cannot move, and better yet, he will not attack until you do! This means that you can rest up in his cave before attacking him (which is safer than resting in front of the door to his lair, where you will constantly be bothered by spitting frogs.) When you are ready to engage, walk up to him and start slashing at his tentacles. Youll be able to do significant damage before he withdraws them. At this point, he starts spitting at you, it is vital you jump over his spittle. It will keep damaging you (and knocking you back, away from Pulpo) until you do. The best way to take Pulpo down is to jump up and down in front of him. Straight up, that is; don't jump *against* him. Whle jumping, mash that space bar and get in as many hits as you can. When he spits and you are driven back, jump up and right to clear the spittle, run back up to Pulpo and repeat. Your Stone Shield will last a lot longer than Pulpo. Magic is worthless against this guy, all you have is Espada, and that barely harms him at all. Just trust your sword for this one. The cheap way to win this battle is to hit Pulpos tentacles with the aura of a Magia Stone. Hell be dead before he has a chance to withdraw his tentacles and start fighting back. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.3] POLLO =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Giant Chicken Location: Madera/Riza Madre de Dios! Es el Pollo Diablo! The trick here is to hit his head, it is far more vulnerable than his body. Approach him carefully and watch him. If he flaps his wings once, a projectile is coming your way. Kneel to avoid it, then continue your advance and hack away when youre in range. Jumping up and down while slashing is the best way to hit his head. Again, as with Pulpo, do not jump against him. If he advances, retreat a few steps before you get into actual physical contact, as that does a lot of damage to you and your shield. Youre in trouble when Pollo starts beating his wings furiously. Immediately withdraw to the left, because a swooping attack is coming up. Go back as far as you can, and with luck, he wont be able to fly the whole distance (chickens can only remain airborne for a very short time). If he can reach you, press your back against the left wall, then just before he pecks, jump up and stab your sword straight down at his head. Thatll teach him! (This is a maneuver you should practice, incidentally. It comes in handy against many foes. Jump up, then immediately hit down and the attack button simultaneously.) Magia Stone gets in a little damage against Pollo, but nothing spectacular. Save your money for a Spirit Sword instead, itll help more. Also, neither Espada nor Saeta is particularly useful against Pollo, so you will need to rely on your weapon for the most part. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.4] AGAR =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Giant Ice Cube Location: Glacial/Escarcha Agar behaves similarly to Cangrejo, moving back and forth slowly, and trying to crush you by jumping on you. The thing is that his jumps are quicker and its harder to see them coming. Oh, and those ice balls he occasionally sends your way do not help. If you do not have the Honor Shield, you must kneel to dodge them, and Agar just loves to jump on you while you do. That alone is plenty of reason to make sure you get that shield. When saving up for it, remember to exchange your hard won almas in Bosque, not in Helada, for the better exchange rate. There are basically two things that hurt Agar. One is hitting him with your sword, obviously. The other is a well-timed Fuego spell. If you can get Agar to land on a burning Fuego rather than you, the impact on his health is significant. Even better, if with spells (Saeta comes to mind) or sword slashes you manage to drive Agar into the right corner, a Fuego will *really* hurt him. The best way to go about killing Agar is to do just that; attack aggressively, force him to retreat, then when he's pinned unload on him with one Fuego after another. Just four of them should kill him at this point. Just watch closely; if he manages to escape and jump, get out of there before he lands on top of you, or it's you who gets really hurt. Instant death is likely. Agar's all about preparation, really. Without both the Ruzeria Shoes and the Honor Shield, you'll have a very hard time. With a Magia Stone, however, you can get a cheap and easy kill on him. The Magia Stone's aura will drive him back into the corner easily and kill him there, without giving him any chance to jump out of his predicament. One last thing: it is possible to get to Agar without the Ruzeria Shoes found in the ice caverns, and it is possible to fight him without them. I just dont recommend it. The last thing you need is not being able to move out of the way because of the slippery floor. Get those shoes before you seek him out! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.5] VISTA =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Giant Fish Location: Corroer/Cementar Vista is an interesting boss, in the sense that only the Knights Sword can harm him. Should you seek him out before you have it, you are officially doomed. Only a Kioku Feather, which allows you to flee, can save you from certain death. In my experience, none of the spells you have has any effect on Vista, and neither does the Magia Stone. The way to defeat Vista is to keep moving. Run in the same direction he is moving to stay ahead of him, then suddenly turn around and run under him. Immediately turn around when youre out of his reach, jump up and slash. Do a second slash if youre very quick and confident, then start running away again. If you keep moving, Vista wont be able to hit you, and you can get in at least one good hit every time he comes down to attempt to bite you. Vista will always stop moving sideways and swoop down when you are under him. If you don't like running around a lot, you can also run under him, immediately run back, and slash at him once before he can move away again. Whatever method you use, though, you want to be sure you are *not* under him when he swoops in. Your shield will not adequately protect against an attack from above, and damage will be massive. Furthermore, things get nasty once Vista drives you into a corner, so don't let that happen. Try to stick to the middle of the screen as much as you can. Youll never get to Vista alive without the Pirika Shoes, so look for those first before you seek to challenge him. But you'll also need the Knight's Sword, and you won't get your hands on that without the Pirika Shoes either, so you'll probably have them by now. NOTE: AFranciskovic reports in his Zeliard FAQ (find it on www.gamefaqs.com) that Vista actually *can* be harmed by other means. According to his info, some of the spells do a very minor amount of damage, and the Spirit Sword can in fact harm Vista; *if* you've used one or more Saber Oils. I have not yet verified this (and I seem to recall spells do nothing to Vista at all, but it's been many years since I tried any), but this is an interesting challenge to try out. You'll likely find the shorter reach of the Spirit Sword very limiting, though. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.6] TARSO =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Titan Location: Tesoro/Plata Defeating Tarso is a long process, because he can take a lot of damage. Spells or the Magia Stone will barely help you at all. Only Rascar does reasonable damage, but your chances of hitting him with that are slim. Just run up to Tarso and strike, and be ready to run to the left when necessary. He will frequently attempt to step on you, and although a well- timed sword hit will cause him to abort that move, you must always be ready to avoid. Occasionally, Tarso will toss a big gemstone at you. Hell stomp his foot on the ground, and the gem will come flying at you. Immediately run away and wait until it has stopped bouncing (and begun rolling). Then turn around and jump over it. Its similar to Pulpos spittle at this point, just more painful. Whatever you do, dont attempt to kneel and dodge the gem while it is still bouncing. Thats asking for it! Although it is possible to get to Tarso without the Silkarn shoes, you cannot leave the gold caverns without them, even after defeating Tarso. Theres no reason to bother with Tarso until you have those shoes unless you need the quick experience and almas boost now. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.7] PAGURO =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Giant Fire Cube Location: Llama Town Paguro is hiding out in one of the larger houses in Llama. The inhabitant will stand outside and ask for your help. The best way to beat Paguro is by using the Agua spell, which the local sage will teach you. Allow Paguro to get close, then throw an Agua at him for massive damage. Allow him to close the distance again, and repeat. The 4 Aguas you get will be enough to kill him. Paguro is basically an Agar clone, only tougher. If you decide to go without Agua, a few good hits from the Knights Sword will do the trick as well, but be careful. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.8] DRAGON =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Dragon (duh) Location: Caliente/Reaccion/Correr This is probably the hardest boss fight in the game. Dragon is very powerful, and there is no cheap trick to defeat him. Even Agua will do little damage. Nevertheless, using all your Aguas and Rascars on Dragon at the start of the battle is a good way to soften him up, if only a little. The same goes for a Magia Stone; it doesn't help much, but it helps. Basically, Dragon has three ways to breathe fire at you. One is a diagonal blast of fire far away from him, which hell use when he is far away from you. Another is a vertical blast of fire directly in front of him, his favorite when you are close in. The last one is a horizontal blast of fire which can be avoided by kneeling. He will use this at moderate distance, or if you jump. First rule with Dragon is: never jump. Hell bring his head down if you do, and touching Dragon is very, very painful. Second rule is not to get hit by his fire, and if you must suffer a hit, catch it on your shield. Fire on your unprotected back is very deadly, and that's one thing the Asbestos Cape doesn't help with. The only way to get Dragon is to maintain a moderate distance, prompting him to use his "long range" fire. When he gets ready to breathe it on you, dash forward. This requires good positioning, because if you were too close already, hell use a "short range" fire blast instead, and you have to back off in order not to get hit. If you can get him to use his long range blast and you can position yourself between his fire blast and his body, youve done it correctly. Use the time you get to hit him with your sword a few times. Illumination Sword is a must, and a Sabre Oil on it wont hurt! When Dragon finishes his fire attack, retreat before he breathes right on your head. And remember, dont jump! The biggest difficulty is finding the exact spot where Dragon will still use his "long range" fire, but you can close on him when he does, without getting fried. You must wait until he starts breathing fire (or hell switch to a different attack when you come closer), but if you are too far away, youll never get out of the blast range in time when he starts his attack. Worse still, if you do make a mistake and either get caught between close range fire and Dragon's body, or get hit in the back as you're running away, you will likely be dead before you can even use a Juu'en Fruit. Youll need to develop some feeling for the strategy outlined above. Dont worry, this is the toughest boss of the bunch, and you can be proud of yourself after beating him. For this battle in particular, remember than you can bring the Game Speed down by pressing F9. At speed 0, the proper pattern is a lot easier to pull off. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [3.9] ALGUIEN =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Gargoyle Location: Absor/Milagro/Desleal/Falter Alguien uses a non-avoidable breath attack on you which doesnt do too much damage. The trick is to jump right through it and slash his tail with the Enchantment Sword. Try not to touch Alguien himself, that *does* hurt! (Make sure you wear the Feruza shoes for this battle.) If you can spare an Elixir of Kashi or Chiriga Powder, use the Guerra spell instead. A mere three or four castings is enough to kill him, because this spell does massive damage. Just use the appropriate item to restore your Guerras afterwards, youll probably want them in the last battle. One approach that worked for me recently was to hug the left wall and wait for Alguien to come. As soon as he comes on screen, cast Guerra. Immediately after, cast another, and then a third. By that time he's on top of you, so jump straight up and slash at his tail once with the Enchantment Sword. That should be enough to kll him, and all you took was one hit! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= [2.3] JASHIIN =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Type: Demon Lord Location: Final At the start of the battle, Jashiin is invisible. Just wander around a bit and wait for him to appear. When he does, he will either be standing and fire a Fuego, or he will be kneeling and fire a Lanzar-like spell. In either case, jump at him quickly (hell only be visible and vulnerable for a second or so), jumping over the spell and delivering a blow with the Enchantment Sword. You need to wear the Feruza Shoes for this, or youll never get high enough. Alternatively, you can cast a Guerra to harm Jashiin while hes temporarily visible. This takes off only a little health, but with enough Guerras in reserve and Elixirs of Kashi / Chiriga Powders to restore them when you run out, you can beat Jashiin with Guerras alone. (It takes about 15 in total, assuming you dont miss. You must cast before Jashiin phases out again.) When Jashiin is almost out of health, he loses the ability to phase out, although he can still cast his spells. Mainly, however, he will be running backwards, away from you, and he will jump over you when you corner him. Also, hell be regenerating health at an alarming pace. If he manages to recover it all, hell regain his phasing ability and you can basically start the battle over again. The trick is to get him down to zero health before he does. Your best bet is hitting Jashiin while he is in the air to jump over you. And try not to touch him; Jashiin can kill you at full health if he comes into contact with your unprotected back. The easiest way to finish Jashiin off is to keep two Guerras handy. When he stops using his phasing ability, cast them immediately before he can start to regenerate. That will do him in, and save you the trouble (and danger) of chasing after him. Note: if Jashiin defeats you (or you bug out with a Kioku Feather), Alguien is also revived. In fact, even if you kill Jashiin, then use a Kioku Feather, both Alguien and Jashiin will be revived. You *must* collect the last Tear of Esmesanti to end the game. =============================================================================== [4] REVISION HISTORY =============================================================================== v1.0: (20 Oct '00) First version of the FAQ. v1.1: (23 Oct '00) A few small corrections. v1.2: (29 Sep '04) Significant updates in both content and layout, as well as an updated disclaimer and contact address. I have no specific future plans with this FAQ or other guides for Zeliard at this time. =============================================================================== [5] FINAL WORDS =============================================================================== ABOUT THIS FAQ My first tentative experiments at FAQ writing date back as many as ten years ago, long before I ever had an internet connection. Printed out FAQs coming from various BBS sources inspired me. It wasn't until I became a GameFAQs member, however, that I got into FAQ writing myself. The Zeliard boss guide you are reading now was my very first published FAQ, written in late 2000. Now, four years later, I've given it an overhaul, correcting a few bits of inaccurate or incomplete information, clearing up awkward wording (it's amazing what four years of net presence cab do for a foreigner's grasp of English), and adapting the layout to a more readable format. For questions, comments, suggestions, praise and criticism, please contact the author, Sashanan, at sashanan@gfmods.com. Whatever you wish to share about this document or Zeliard, chances are I'll want to hear it. Any serious mail will be answered. If you wish to do anything with this FAQ except for just reading it, check the Disclaimer section at the top of the FAQ to find out what you can and can't do. When in doubt, you can always mail me. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sashanan was born in 1980 in the Netherlands and works as a freelance database software designer and programmer. He prides himself on his unrelenting eagerness to start on new things, though actually seeing them through is less common. As a gamer, he's mostly interested in classic Commodore and PC titles, but also has a major interest in RPGs of any kind and age. This document is a copyright of Sashanan, 2000-2004. All rights reserved. Disclaimer at top of document.
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