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Language: English (en)
Current Version: 106 License: Shareware Development System: Inform 6 Baf's Guide ID: 670 IFID: ZCODE-106-020512-5F9F TUID: eipoymlzqmu5ps9h |
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This is a fascinating adventure set in a fantasy world, where the evil Edaw (Wade from another universe?) has to be foiled, your Uncle Seamore has to be found and rescued, and help comes from a strange source. A totally compelling tale starts unfolding as you progress further and further into the adventure, and you will soon find yourself caught up in the role you are playing and the events that occur - as they say in the classics, the plot thickens, and what seemed like a fairly easy quest to begin with, starts looking decidedly difficult as you progress.
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