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Revision as of 12:54, 9 July 2006
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How It Begins
NOTE: The game's readme file warns that the game is not suitable for children, or for anyone that would prefer to avoid fictional misery.
It is not explained at first who you are. You are wielding a battle axe and wearing a helmet and a full suit of armour. You are in the vestibule of a dragon's lair, littered with burnt bones and skulls. Heavy bronze doors engraved with the image of a burning man have been closed and bolted behind you. The only way forward is north toward the heat, the light, and the dragon.
Versions
Competition version (Dutch)
- De Baron (Victor Gijsbers; 31-Mar-2006; Z-code). Dutch.
- Release 1 / Serial number 060329 / Inform v6.30 Library 6/11 S
- Note: There is a bilingual readme file called Baron_README.txt.
- Spring Thing 2006: 1st place of 4.
Competition version (English)
- The Baron (Victor Gijsbers; 31-Mar-2006; Z-code).
- Release 1 / Serial number 060329 / Inform v6.30 Library 6/11 S
Links
Reviews
- Review by Mike Snyder.
- Review by Dan Shiovitz.
- The Baron - at IFReviews.org.