USER'S MANUAL Table of Contents Foreword 3 An Overview of Gameplay 4 Starting and Stopping 5 Communicating with Quarterstaff 6 Movement and Mapping 8 Interacting with Other Characters 10 Proficiencies and Resistances 12 Combat 13 Manipulating Objects 15 Light Sources 15 Containers 16 Wearables 16 Majic 17 Sustenance 18 Special Commands 19 Tips for Novices 20 Copyright and Warranty Information 21 Quarterstaff User's Manual 2 Foreword You've grown up a man-at-arms in a large, sprawling nation in Rhea, a world where majic dictates the ways of nature, and where the longsword is the most efficient lawmaker. The prosperity of your nation and the four neighboring kingdoms has long been maintained by a peaceful network of Druidic sects. The Druids - priests who dwell and pray in groves and wooded glens - have proven themselves to be the wisest advisors and the most lucid of judges. The Druid Council, a forum for the various Druidic cults, is a powerful and benevolent body whose opinions are valued in the kingdoms throughout the land. Among the most prestigious of sects is that of the Tree Druids, who traditionally send at least one of their number to each of the five nearby kingdoms. Their advice, both political and spiritual, is always respected and depended upon. However, during the last six months, the usually-stable Tree Druids have begun to act unnaturally. Their attendance at the Druid Council has become oddly erratic, and the sect's communication with other Druidic colonies has mysteriously dwindled to nothing. The crops about the Tree colony which had always been faithfully nurtured and harvested now lay overgrown and abandoned. Sinister rumors of epidemic and disaster quickly spread through the pubs and taverns. Many an eager adventurer journeyed for…

QuarterstaffM Reference Guide for APPLE®Macintosh™ I. What You Need II. Using a Hard Disk Required: The instructions in this section are only for hard disk users. If • Apple Macintosh Plus, SE, or II with 1MB RAM you're playing Quarterstaff from floppy di k , please skip to • An SOOK disk drive section m. Recommended: Before you can play Quarterstaff, you must create a play • A hard disk, or a second SOOK drive, to speed things up folder on your hard disk. Here's how: 1. Tum on your computer, and wait for the desktop to Optional: load. • A compatible printer for printing out maps, graphics and 2. Create a new folder named "Quarterstaff Folder." text 3. Drag all the files from the " QStaff Data" folder (on the • A color Mac lJ system with 2MB RAM and a hard drive for System Di k) into this new folder. viewing color graphics 4. Drag all the files from the Resource Disk into the new folder. S. If you wish to run Quarterstaff in color on your Mac 11, drag all the files from the Color Graphics Disk into the new folder. 6. Put the original disks in a safe place. All you need to play Quarterstaff is now on your hard drive. To run Quarterstaff, double-click on the "Quarterstaff' icon inside the folder you created. If, during the loading process, a window appears prompting you to help Quarterstaff locate one of the game files, it means that you haven't placed all of the game files into the same folder. Select "Cancel," see to it that the file which Quarter- staff couldn ' t find is placed into your play folder, and double- click on the "Quarterstaff' icon again. …

Referenee Card Floppy Disk Instructions This side is for users working on a floppy disk based system. If you are using a hard disk please refer to the information on the other side of this card. Copy the supplied disks: Quarterstaff System Disk and Quarterstaff Resource Disk, onto another set of disks. Run Quarterstaff off of this new set of disks. Never play Quarterstaff from your origional disks. The duplicate disks must have the same names as the origionals. For last minute updates, please see the ReadMe file located on the Quarterstaff Resource Disk. Running Quarterstaff off of Two SOOK Drives ... 1. Tum on the computer. 2. Insert the Quarterstaff System Disk in Drive 1. 3. Insert the Quarterstaff Resource Disk in Drive 2. 4. Run the application called Quarterstaff located inside the QStaff Data Folder on the Quarterstaff System Disk. Running Quarterstaff off of One BOOK Drive .,, 1. Tum on the computer. 2. Insert the Quarterstaff System Disk. 3. Eject the Quarterstaff System Disk using Command-E or Eject from the File Menu. 4. Insert the Quarterstaff Resource Disk. 5. Run the application called Quarterstaff located inside the Quarterstaff Data Folder on the Quarterstaff System Disk. 6. Follow prompts for disk swaps. Saving and Restarting the Game ... In order to save the current game state, choose Save from the File Menu. This will overwrite the files on the Quarterstaff System Disk, hence the need to work from copies of the original Quarterstaff Disks. Now when you run Quarterstaff you will start where you had saved the game. Choosing Revert from the Quarterstaff File Menu will reset your game to the last saved game. If at any time this becomes undesirable or you wish to start from the beginning, repeat the instructions for running Quarterstaff as listed above. If you wish, you may select Save As and save as many games in progress as you wish onto blank disks. This can sometimes be confusing for single drive users as it requires quite a lot of disk swapping. There is not enough room to Save As onto your System Disk. Minimizing Disk Swaps ... 1. Set the Ram Cache to 32K through the Control Panel. Without this you will be swapping disks almost every time you change rooms. 2. Turn off the sound using the option in the Macro Menu. Refere nee Card Hard Disk Instructions Bunning Quarterstaff ... This side is for users with a hard disk drive. If you will be running Quarterstaff off of floppy disks please see the reverse side. We recommend setting the Ram Cache to 32K through the Control Panel for fastest play. For last minute updates, please see the ReadMe file …

QuickEditor 3.6 Manual - Introduction - How to do Basic Editing - How to add Sound to a Movie - How to do Transitions - How to do Video Effects - Comments & Tips - Registration Form - Legal Stuff - Credits ©1994-95 New Development Software & Mathias Tschopp Introduction QuickEditor allows you to fully edit QuickTime movies. Some of its basic features are: -All-in-one-Window User Interface, for greater ease of use. -More than 20 Transitions and 19 Video Effects included. -Possibility to add many more Transitions and Video Effects thanks to QuickEditor plug-in technology. -Add stereo sound to your movies, with control on volume and panning. -See the result immediatly, no need to go into complicated preview modes. All that for only 20 $ (US). So register now. This section explains the meaning of QuickEditor main controls: (Note that Balloon Help is available too) As you can see QuickEditor's interface is very much VCR-like. The Time display follows the SMPTE TimeCode guidelines. The time is represented in Hours:Minutes:Seconds.Frames. In the NTSC standard there is 30 frames per second. So one second will be displayed like that: 0:00:01.00 . (0 hour, 0 minutes, 1 second and 0 frame) Two and a half seconds would be 0:00:02:15 . (2 second and 15 frames) In Pal and Secam, there is only 25 frames per second. so two and a half seconds would be : 0:00:02.12 . (2 second and 12 frames) place marks. Many operations in QuickEditor are performed on "Selected Sequences". A Selected Sequence is a sequence you define with Start and End points, like the one in this example: Just go to the Beginning of the interesting sequence and press the 'Start' Button.Go to the end of that sequence and press the 'End' button. You should get something like the picture above. The Sequence between the S and E marks is your Selected Sequence. Keyboard Shortcuts Keyboard shortcuts have been added to speed up the editing. The picture to the right describes the keypad and the corresponding function of each key. The action will take place on the panel the cursor is on. Example: if you type '3' on the keypad (which means play ) and the cursor of the mouse in over the MOVIE Panel, the Movie will start playing (if one is open, of course). If the cursor had been over the AUDIO CLIP panel, the Audio Clip would have started playing. How To Do Basic Editing QuickEditor uses traditional video-editing techniques. You edit a Movie by adding different sequences taken from several Clips. You select the beginning and the end of the sequence you want to insert and choose when in the Movie you want to insert it. Let's see the steps you should take to do the following editing: Let's call this movie "Numbers": And this one "Letters": What you want to do is insert a part of "Letters" between the frames 1 and 2 of "Numbers". This will give the following result: Now let's see how to proceed to do this simple editing with QuickEditor: 1) Fi…

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