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In article <5cibnr$7...@news3.texas.net>, Base <ba...@voyageronline.net> wrote:
>In message <32f55ec8...@news.alt.net> - df...@videotron.ca (Green
>Hornet)Mon, 27 Jan 1997 07:52:41 GMT writes:
>:>I was wondering just at WHAT point does the game decide to give you a
>:>particular Quest, and how random are each of the various Quests?
>:>(ie. Do some Quests come up more frequently than others).  I ask this
>:>because my friend Dave has played most of the game twice now, and has
>:>yet to see those involving Anvil of Fury and Lachdanan.
>
>I think that the quests are in the single player game no matter what dungeon
>is generated.  You just have to be sure that you talk to all of the towns
>people whenver you go to town.  You will get the Anvil quest from the
>blacksmith.  After that quest, I think you will be given a quest from the
>witch, and the healer at about the same time.  I know that it gets very
>repetitive listening to all of their opening remarks over and over again, but,
>you will just have to make sure that you talk to the people in town if you do
>not want to miss out on all of the quests.

I do know that not all the quests are in all single player games.  In
my first game, I did not receive the quest for the butcher, but I did
in the second one.  I seemed to find about one quest per two levels.
Some of the quests are probably in all games (notably the Lazarus
quest). 

I was wondering if anyone had gotten a quest from anyone other than
Ogden--innkeeper (the sign), Pepin--Healer (the poisoned water +
others), Griswold--blacksmith (magic rock etc), Cain--indentifier
(Lazarus quest), Adra(sp?)--witch (Demon's brain--but I haven't seen
this one).  Is it necessary to visit the barmaid and drunk every time
you are in town?  Also, does Wirt give you any quests?  



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