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Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Death Knights of Krynn (PC, 1991)

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US $142.99

ApproximatelyAU $219.44

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Immerse yourself in a world of adventure with Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Death Knights of Krynn for IBM PC Compatible. This game is perfect for role-playing enthusiasts and fans of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Gold Box Series. With Strategic Simulations Inc. as the publisher, you can expect a high-quality gaming experience. This game is designed for the PC platform and is part of the Video Games & Consoles and Video Games categories. The game's title, Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Death Knights of Krynn, speaks for itself as a thrilling addition to any gaming collection. Get ready to embark on a journey like no other with this exciting game.

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Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Death Knights of Krynn picks up where the storyline of it predecessor, Champions of Krynn, ended. The party is celebrating its victory when a character who died valiantly in the first game reappears as a Death Knight riding an undead dragon. So begins another epic struggle against the rising tide of undead monsters in Krynn, and ultimately a confrontation with the evil leader of the undead, Lord Soth. Players can import characters from Champions of Krynn, or create a new party of six. Differences from basic AD&D game rules include Kenders in lieu of halflings and Solamnic Knights taking the place of paladins. Clerics gain a unique set of special abilities conferred by whichever god they follow, while mage spells are based on alignment with spell-casting abilities enhanced or restricted according to the cycles of the moon. Characters and monsters attack in turn-based combat based on initiative ratings, with maneuverability and positioning of characters offering strategic elements to fighting. Combat is viewed from an isometric perspective, exploration from a first-person viewpoint. The linearity of Death Knights of Krynn isn't as pronounced as Champions of Krynn, and characters are freer to wander the world map and do what they want, but at the cost of a less structured, less interesting storyline. Thanks to a variety of unique undead enemies and a final encounter with Dragonlance villain Lord Soth, though, the epic feel remains. The sequel improves on the original by offering several new quests and areas of exploration once the main storyline is completed, giving a bit more play value. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Death Knights of Krynn is a solid RPG and worthy sequel for gamers interested in keeping up with the world of Krynn.