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Re: RPGs where you can fly?

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From: Ykalon Dragon
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2001 18:11
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Mark Reichert wrote:
> 
> In Might & Magic VI-VIII (presumably in the last since I haven't played it)
> one can eventually fly high above the terrain, everything passing below the
> characters (or the first person perspective in this case).
> 
> Any other RPGs where the perspective or on-screen characters can fly?
> --
> Please respond only in the newsgroup.  I will not respond
> to newsgroup messages by e-mail.

Daggerfall allowed it through the spell levitation. It was a bit funny
too as you clould levitate
with your horse and carriage as well. Excellent if you want to roleplay
Santa Claus.
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