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All information to get the rare items is already in the game, if the Stranger talks with every character. Although the NES remake has shorter dialogues, most information is still found in the same towns and also at the same pubs. | |||
All information to get the rare items is already in the game, if the Stranger talks with every character. Although the NES | |||
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== | == Magic reagents == | ||
=== Nightshade fungus === | |||
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|width="50%"| '''Presto''', a very small wizard (in Skara Brae). | |||
* JOB? I cast great big spells! | |||
* SPELLS? I can cast Jinx, Kill and View! Dost thou know what these spells have in common? | |||
** NO? Guess! | |||
** YES? What? | |||
* NIGHTSHADE? Yes. Ask the barkeep at "The Axe'n Grog" in Vesper about nightshade. | |||
| '''A fighter''' (in Vesper): | |||
* I heard the barkeep in Trinsic knows of Fungus. He takes a liking in good tippers! | |||
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| '''Arron''' (in Vesper) says: | |||
* "Welcome to Axe'n Grog. What'll it be, food or grog?" | |||
* GROG? Here's a mug of our best. That'll be 2 GP. | |||
* 99GP TIP, NIGHTSHADE? Of nightshade I know this: seek out Virgil or thou shalt miss! Try in Trinsic! | |||
| '''Barkeeper''' (in Trinsic): | |||
* 100G TIP? Oh, that! Varzil of Moonglow can show thee. Tell him I sent thee! | |||
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| '''Virgil''', a mystic wizard (in Trinsic). | |||
* JOB? I create magical fields. | |||
* FIELDS? Poison is my favorite. Is it thine? | |||
* NO: Well, I don't care. | |||
* YES: Bravo! | |||
* NIGHTSHADE? Nightshade may be found only near lat. J'F", long. C'O" only on the darkest of nights! | |||
| '''A bearded mage''' (in Moonglow): | |||
* I am Vasil, and I have got a secret! | |||
* And would you not like to know? | |||
* Oh, all right! Ye forced it from me! Search 149,46 on the night of the twin new moons! | |||
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Three spells only require Nightshade fungus: | |||
# <u>'''Jinx:'''</u> useful against large numbers of enemies; | |||
# ''View:'' useful, but it's more convenient to buy magic gems instead; | |||
# ''Kill:'' not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable. | |||
=== Mandrake root === | === Mandrake root === | ||
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# ''Tremor:'' not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable; | # ''Tremor:'' not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable; | ||
# ''Iceball:'' not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable. | # ''Iceball:'' not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable. | ||
== Spell recipes == | == Spell recipes == | ||
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=== NES spell quests === | === NES spell quests === | ||
In the NES | In the NES remake, there are more spells to be found: sleep, reflect, negate, destroy, jinx, squish, tremor and defeat. | ||
== Mondain's skull== | == Mondain's skull== | ||
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* The Sword of Paradise lies atop the magical altar above. Only a master of the eight Virtues may claim it! | * The Sword of Paradise lies atop the magical altar above. Only a master of the eight Virtues may claim it! | ||
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Revision as of 22:35, 23 November 2017
All information to get the rare items is already in the game, if the Stranger talks with every character. Although the NES remake has shorter dialogues, most information is still found in the same towns and also at the same pubs.
Magic reagents
Nightshade fungus
Presto, a very small wizard (in Skara Brae).
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A fighter (in Vesper):
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Arron (in Vesper) says:
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Barkeeper (in Trinsic):
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Virgil, a mystic wizard (in Trinsic).
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A bearded mage (in Moonglow):
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Three spells only require Nightshade fungus:
- Jinx: useful against large numbers of enemies;
- View: useful, but it's more convenient to buy magic gems instead;
- Kill: not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable.
Mandrake root
Swindrik, a tall wizard (in Trinsic).
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A druid (in the Lycaeum):
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Greg & Rob (in Paws) say:
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N/A |
Calumny, a solemn druid (in Yew).
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A druid (in Yew):
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As the Nightshade fungus, Mandrake root can only be found "on the darkest of nights".
Seven spells require Mandrake root:
- Jinx: useful against large numbers of enemies;
- Negate: useful against enemies that cast debuff spells (sleep) on the Companions;
- Resurrect: absolutely necessary, although hopefully used not often;
- Gate travel: use sparingly, because walking allows to fight and earn experience and gold;
- View: useful, but it's more convenient to buy magic gems instead;
- Tremor: not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable;
- Iceball: not useful, ranged weapons are more reliable.
Spell recipes
Original spell quests
- Undead
This spell requires garlic and sulphurous ash.
Jingles, a young mage (in Paws)
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N/A |
Mentorian, a tall wizard (in Cove)
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A bearded mage (in Cove):
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Shazom, a dying young wizard (in Moonglow)
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N/A |
Nigel, a noble wizard (in the Lycaeum)
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A bearded mage (in the Lycaeum):
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N/A | A beardless mage (in Empath Abbey):
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Improved spell mixes
- quickness
- sleep
- magic missile
Master System spell quests
- quickness
- sleep
- iceball
NES spell quests
In the NES remake, there are more spells to be found: sleep, reflect, negate, destroy, jinx, squish, tremor and defeat.
Mondain's skull
Sebastian, an injured person (Britain)
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An injured person (in Minoc):
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A reaper (Castle Britannia, beyond locked door)
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Reaper (Castle Britannia, beyond locked door):
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Servile, a meek shepherd (Vesper)
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N/A |
Ragnar, a solemn ranger (Buccaneer's Den)
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A pirate (in Buccaneer's Den):
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The Captain (Buccaneer's Den)
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N/A |
Jude, a ragged soul (Minoc)
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A tinker (in Minoc):
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Mystic arms
Seesha, an injured fighter (in Castle Britannia).
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An injured person (in Minoc):
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Zircon, a seasoned blacksmith (in Minoc).
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A tinker (in Minoc):
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Lady Tessa, a wise lady (in Paws).
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A woman in pink (in Vesper):
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Sir Simon, a wise lord (in Paws).
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A fighter (in Paws):
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Scatu, a tall mage wearing strange armour (in the Lycaeum).
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A druid (in the Lycaeum):
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