There are in the foggy area in the upper left, to the west of the Goblin Lord. The demo limits you to the first 3 dungeon levels, but they're still quite substantial. I had to disable Vista's UAC in order to get it to work, but I believe it has few issues working on XP and Win7 users can run it using Virtual OS or something. AFAIK, the game's classified as abandonware.
From last I heard, the company that sold the game went poof, the company that the creator of the previous company made went poof (And left Mordor 2 unfinished), and the creator allowed the creation of the fanmade "MordorXP" (Unfinished). Now, I'd like to post a link to the full copy that I have, but I'm still a bit conflicted on whether it's allowed.
The only limitation is that good characters cannot group with evil ones. The shop and explored dungeon persists between characters, and you can freely exchange items and gold between them, so starting out will be hard, but gradually gets easier after several characters. You can create multiple characters and band them together as a group. The game's also moddable ( Fan site), and it also has that old game charm (Circum 1995) There *is* permadeath, but that only happens if you die of old age which isn't that much of a problem if you're playing a long-lived race. However, unless you do something extremely stupid (Teleport or Ethereal Portal into solid rock) your character doesn't suffer too much. It takes longer to find your corpse (You age, possibly several years depending on how deep you are), lose some gold (It's free if you have none), and possibly lose a point of Constitution. Currently, I'm running a Good-aligned Human Nomad/Sorceror/Mage, I probably should add warrior or seeker to that eventually.ĭying is a pretty minor setback at the beginning but increases as you go deeper. You start as a level 1 "Nomad", but can eventually become all classes in one (If your race/alignment allows it). You choose a race and alignment (Determines what classes you can choose and your starting/maximum base stats) and head into the dungeon to collect stuff and try to reach the bottom. The game's a graphical roguelike, you dungeon dive, head back to town, dungeon dive some more, repeat.
So I have the game, and finally managed to get it to run on my Vista computer, does anyone else have it?
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