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From: samuel@rind.cs.cornell.edu (Samuel M. Weber)
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Subject: Re: Faery Tale
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Date: 8 Feb 91 17:12:51 GMT
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In article <1991Feb7.213401.17045@tc.fluke.COM> logden@tc.fluke.COM (Leonard Ogden) writes:
>I recently picked up an older game called Faery Tale. I'll betthere are 
>many who've played and completed this classic.

Yes, one of the best games ever written!

>How do I handle this three brothers deal? Should I expect to winit with 
>the first one (ie save every few moments?), or do I kindof use one guy up 
>and then go on to the next, or do each of thebrothers have something 
>specific to do?

No, none of the brothers have anything specific to do, and there is no
real reason to use one over any other.  Generally what happens is that
when you first start playing the game you go through brothers like popcorn
while you get the hang of the game (So, unlike some other games you don't
get frustrated at having to keep restarting).  When you get the hang of it
you generally can finish without using up Julian's lives.

Have fun!
   -- Sam Weber                   "I never think of money,
                                   I think of milk and honey,
   samuel@cs.cornell.edu           Grinnin' like a cheshire cat!"
                                              --The Muppet Movie