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	Title: (Screening Room: Strategy) Enchanter
	Author: Charles Ardai
	Source: K-Power, v1(7)
	Date: Sep-Oct 1984
	Transcription by Steve Derby
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*Infocom, Inc.
AP, AT, C 64, IBM PC/PCjr, TI,
TRS-80 I/III (all disk).
Product Info: (617) 492-1031*<br>
TYPE: *Text adventure*<br>
IN BRIEF: *You're a novice spellcaster on a mission to destroy the
evil Krill, a mysterious and powerful warlock. Why did your
leaders, the great "Circle of Enchanters," pick you for the job?
Well, because Krill would have detected and destroyed any great
Enchanter who attempted to get too close. So, it's you, your wits,
and a couple of spells against the most ruthless evil the world has
ever known. Doesn't quite sound like a piece of cake, does it? If
things get a little too rough, take a look at a few of the following
hints:*
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Be careful when you sleep outside the castle; your
possessions may well be gone when you wake up.

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Keep track of everything you dream (and examine your
bed very closely). Compare the dreams to situations you encounter
while you are awake.

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There is a way to get the scroll in the "Machinery Room,"
but not for you. Perhaps an animal that could protect itself from
spears and the like might be able to get it for you.

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Be sure not to cast the FROTZ (light) spell on yourself! It
won't hurt, but there's a point where darkness is crucial.

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Try talking to any animals you meet; you'll be
surprised by what they have to say.

<span style="font-size: 1.5em; line-height: 1em; font-weight: bold; color: #BA0;">🗝</span>
There is more to the library than meets the eye. Try
searching for some rat tracks, and see where they lead.
