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From: unknown@ucscb.ucsc.edu (The Unknown User)
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Subject: D&D/Wizardry/Ultima-ish games for Apple II with auto-mapping
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Date: 1 Sep 90 06:26:00 GMT
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	This is part of an article I recently posted to rec.games.misc.
I should have cross-posted it here but I didn't think of it at the time.
[The article I posted there also had all the info about writing to Origin
in case there happened to be people ot read rec.games.misc who have 
Apples but don't read this group]   Enough rambling..

        Does anyone know of any D&D type games (i.e. in the genre of
Wizardry and Ultima) for the Apple II series that either auto-map or
require no mapping for some other reason?

        I like Wizardry and Ultima, I just really dislike the boring
mapping..

        If there are any Apple IIGS specific games of this kind it would
be even better, but if there were any I'd most likely know of them already.
The only one I can think of is Dark Designs I, a game very much like
Wizardry which came on a SoftDisk GS.  It had a portion of the screen where
it showed the portion of the map you were in and detailed any places
you'd already been through.

        If they're non-GS specific I'd like to know about them too.

        Thank you very much.

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