Dragon Slayer V: Sorcerian

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Dragon Slayer V: Sorcerian
Developer(s)	Nihon Falcom
Publisher(s)	Nihon Falcom
Release date(s)	MS-DOS  April 1, 1990 MSX2  August 10, 1991 Windows  1992 Wii Virtual Console  September 16, 2008 iOS  January 20, 2012
Genre(s)	Action RPG
System(s)	NEC PC-8801, MS-DOS, MSX2, Windows, Wii Virtual Console, iOS
Modes	Single player
Preceded by	Dragon Slayer IV: Legacy of the Wizard
Followed by	Dragon Slayer V: Sorcerian (Mega Drive)
Series	Dragon Slayer
Twitch	Dragon Slayer V: Sorcerian Channel
Twitter	Search
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Expansion packs, sequels, remakes

All expansion packs, sequels and remakes were released in Japan only.

Expansion packs:

• Utility Disk Vol. 1
• Scenario Vol. 1 (5 new stages)
• Scenario Vol. 2: Sengoku Sorcerian (5 new stages)
• Scenario Vol. 3: Pyramid Sorcerian (5 new stages)
• New Scenario Vol. 4: Visitor from Space (5 new stages)
• New Scenario Vol. 5: Gilgamesh Sorcerian (5 new stages)
• Selected Sorcerian (10 new stages)

Sequels:

• Sorcerian (Mega Drive) (10 new stages)
• Sorcerian (PC Engine) (7 stages from the original, 3 new stages)
• Sorcerian Forever (5 new stages)
• Sorcerian: Disciples of Seven Star Sorcery (10 stages from the original, 5 new stages)

Remakes:

• Sorcerian Original (15 stages from the original, 5 stages from Forever)
• Sorcerian (mobile phones)
• Advance Sorcerian (mobile phones)

Table of Contents

Getting Started

• Controls
• Jobs

Walkthrough

Appendices

editDragon Slayer series

Dragon Slayer 1: Dragon Slayer  · Dragon Slayer Gaiden

Dragon Slayer 2: Xanadu  · Faxanadu  · Revival Xanadu 2 Remix  · Xanadu Next

Dragon Slayer 3: Romancia

Dragon Slayer 4: Legacy of the Wizard

Dragon Slayer 5: Sorcerian (Mega Drive  · PC Engine)  · Sorcerian Forever  · Disciples of Seven Star Sorcery

Dragon Slayer 6: The Legend of Heroes  · The Legend of Heroes II  · Tokyo Xanadu

Dragon Slayer 7: Lord Monarch (SFC)  · BS Lord Monarch  · Lord Monarch Online

Dragon Slayer 8: Legend of Xanadu  · Legend of Xanadu II

Collection: Falcom Classics

Sub-series: The Legend of Heroes