I have also provided a walkthru for the original “Standalone” version of this game on the respective page for those who are interested.Įven by Ian Livingstone’s standards this quest is extremely combat-heavy. This avoids a minor battle and a death-or-glory luck test right at the end, if you won the elven boots of silence. The silver flute is now recognised as a silver item which can be given to the pegasus. (If you had any left.) You now simply lose two stamina.Ĥ. After you have passed the door with the dagger embedded in it, you no longer automatically deduct up to two provisions. In Hardcore Hero mode in the original version, this battle could end your quest when it had barely begun.ģ. The yeti has been reduced from Sk 11 St 12 to Sk 8 St 8, making it only a moderate opponent. The mammoth in Icefinger Mountains has been reduced from Sk 10 St 11 to Sk 8 St 9, making it easier to take this route, thus avoiding the risky crevasse and two snow wolves.Ģ. These changes provide subtle, but significant assistance:ġ. In this “FF Classics” release Tin Man Games have made several (four, as far as i can tell) changes from their original “Standalone” release of the game to lower the difficulty slightly. The original version of this quest was a very tough FF mission. Another great quest for the Analand Sorceress! Somebody must find her lair in the Crystal Caverns and defeat her, before it is too late.

The evil snow witch Shareella is plotting to unleash a new ice-age upon the continent to further her ambitions of supreme rule. There will be no assistance from the constellations in this part of Titan, so there will only be swordplay here. Greetings adventurers! It’s a long trek to the forbidding Icefinger Mountains in the far north of Allansia this time.

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