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War of the Yellow Fang - Chapter One
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Submitted by Migrate Wizard on 2014-08-06 07:17.
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2016-04-02 06:16
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2.4
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| Title | War of the Yellow Fang - Chapter I v2.4 |
| Author | Implimian |
| Submitted / Updated | 08-25-2002 / 04-06-2012 |
| Category | Dungeon Adventure |
| Expansions | Works on all versions |
| Setting | Original Fantasy |
| Gameplay Length | 3-4 |
| Number Players | 1-3 |
| Language | English |
| Level Range | single player: 9-12 or for 2-3 players: 6-8 |
| Tricks & Traps | Light |
| Roleplay | Medium |
| Hack & Slash | Heavy |
| Scope | Part of Series |
| DMNeeded | No DM Required |
| Single or Multiplayer | Single Player or Multiplayer |
| Max Character Level | 12 |
| Max # Players | 03 |
| Min # Players | 01 |
| Min Character Level | 06 |
| Content Rating | Everyone |
| Alignments | Designed for Lawful Good character |
| Review Others | |
| Description | |
| The Duchy of Elancia has gone to war in the service of its King, Leonid II. This great war in the west, waged against an alliance of dark powers, has succeeded in halting the advance of the dread foes. With the turning of the tide, hope springs that the forces of Leonid will triumph. But evil has another card yet to play. On the Elancian eastern frontier, the Yellow Fang goblins now enter the fray. You play the role of Legate of the Duke of Elancia, desparately seeking out ancient allies while opposed by the hordes of the Yellow Fang. Special features: Multiple henchmen per player, henchmen inventory management, hobgoblin champions and the dread goblin bombers. (Please see the Read Me file for information on commanding henchmen and managing their inventory). | |
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| Attachment | Size |
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 War of the Yellow Fang - Chapter One - Readme | 25.47 KB |
 War of the Yellow Fang - Chapter One - Main Files (297) | 1.45 MB |
Boring- overlarge areas contributed to that.
Awkward getting around and way too many goblins and other low level enemies. Neverending really. Not great.
Played this again with a better crowd clearing weapon and it was more acceptible. I liked the story and areas as they were unique and imaginative in general, although too big usually. The respawn was a bit much and the levelup was slow even so. Not much gear to find and no merchants of course. The henchperson interface was one of the worst I've had the displeasure to deal with, as nothing you give to your helper makes it to their backpack! You put nice things in, and they do not get used at all. And they disappear. A waste of time.
One thing that I am noticing in a number of modules I play is if I bring in items in my backpack they are not transferable to my hench, or even to my Bags of Holding! This is a weird penalty that I guess is enacted to keep players from bringing in loot, but in this case it also really takes up a whole lot of space in my backpack, as I cannot even move these items or drop them! The only thing I can do is equip the gear or drink the potions up, to make room in the pack. But you still cannot drop or give the items away! Is this a new way of controlling the game play by authors? If so, it sucks! I would have given this mod a 9 star rating except for the backpack issue and the terrible henchperson interface. Very frustrating to not have a usable helper, even though you are rescuing them also. Have to keep them far behind when there is combat.