1992 NEW WORLD COMPUTING, INC. SECOND EDITION Writings and Maps found in this book are copyrighted. All rights are reserved. This book may not be copied, photographed, reproduced, translated or reduced to any electrical medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without prior written consent from New World Computing, Inc. New World Computing, Inc. Further reserves the right to make improvements on the product described In this Adventurer’s Guide at anytime without notice. CREDITS Might and Magic I Designed and Created by: Jan Van Caneghem Programming: Jon Van Caneghem Macintosh Version: Binary One, Inc. Computer Graphics: Joe Ferreira (Pendragon Studios), Vincent DeQuattro, Jr., Jon Van Caneghem Graphic Art Designed and Produced by: Focus On Design Book Illustrations: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. Map Illustration: Jim Krogel (West End Studios) Technical Writing: Marie Butler-Knight and Jon Van Caneghem Might and Magic II Designed and Created by: Jan Van Caneghem Programming: Jon Van Caneghem, Stephen L. Cox, Mark Caldwell Macintosh Version: Douglas Grounds Computer Graphics: Avril Harisson and Jeff Griffeath Manual Illustrations: Ken Mayfield Map Illustration: Jim Krogel Art Coordinator: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. Manual: Mark Caldwell, Jon Van Caneghem Adventurer’s Guide Written by: Eileen A. Cronyn, Cronyn Publications, Inc. Corak’s Travelogue Written by: Nicholas Beliaeff Valuable Travel Hints, Insights and Mapping provided by: Jan Van Caneghem, Mark Caldwell, and Benjamin Bent Cover Illustration: Jim Krogel and Richard Espy Layout and Interior Graphics: Kenneth Mayfield, Richard Espy, Mark Caldwell New World Computing. Inc., P.O. Box 4302, Hollywood, CA 90078 Table of Contents Introduction 4 Maps 5 Towns 5 Caverns 13 Outdoor Regions 23 Castles 44 Those Dimensions Remaining 51 Strategies for Game Playing 67 Tips and Tactics 67 Specific Coordinates 71 Miscellaneous Answers 72 Code Key 73 Items Found in Might and Magic 74 One-Handed Weapons 75 Two-Handed Weapons 76 Missile Weapons 77 Armor 78 Shields 79 Other Assorted Items 79 Welcome fellow travelers! The object of Might and Magic is but a simple one... to discover the Secret of the Inner Sanctum. The road ahead is a long one, and most definitely an adventurous one. Many travelers have set out before you. They’ve encountered demons, creatures and the like. Not all have known fruitful times. Sandstorms, tidal waves, and avalanches are but a few disasters that greeted them. Battles were won, but many were lost. They choose to ignore clues and left treasures unopened. There remain plenty who have tasted the sweetness of success. It is t…

1992 NEW WORLD COMPUTING, INC. SECOND EDITION Writings and Maps found in this book are copyrighted. All rights are reserved. This book may not be copied, photographed, reproduced, translated or reduced to any electrical medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without prior written consent from New World Computing, Inc. New World Computing, Inc. Further reserves the right to make improvements on the product described In this Adventurer’s Guide at anytime without notice. CREDITS Might and Magic I Designed and Created by: Jan Van Caneghem Programming: Jon Van Caneghem Macintosh Version: Binary One, Inc. Computer Graphics: Joe Ferreira (Pendragon Studios), Vincent DeQuattro, Jr., Jon Van Caneghem Graphic Art Designed and Produced by: Focus On Design Book Illustrations: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. Map Illustration: Jim Krogel (West End Studios) Technical Writing: Marie Butler-Knight and Jon Van Caneghem Might and Magic II Designed and Created by: Jan Van Caneghem Programming: Jon Van Caneghem, Stephen L. Cox, Mark Caldwell Macintosh Version: Douglas Grounds Computer Graphics: Avril Harisson and Jeff Griffeath Manual Illustrations: Ken Mayfield Map Illustration: Jim Krogel Art Coordinator: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. Manual: Mark Caldwell, Jon Van Caneghem Adventurer’s Guide Written by: Eileen A. Cronyn, Cronyn Publications, Inc. Corak’s Travelogue Written by: Nicholas Beliaeff Valuable Travel Hints, Insights and Mapping provided by: Jan Van Caneghem, Mark Caldwell, and Benjamin Bent Cover Illustration: Jim Krogel and Richard Espy Layout and Interior Graphics: Kenneth Mayfield, Richard Espy, Mark Caldwell New World Computing. Inc., P.O. Box 4302, Hollywood, CA 90078 Table of Contents Maps of CRON 5 Legend 6 Towns 7 Caverns 18 Castles 35 Dungeons 41 Outdoor Areas 52 Elemental Planes 73 Clues and Hints 78 Messages 79 Code Key 84 Points of Interest 84 Weapons and Items 92 One-Handed Weapons 94 Two-Handed Weapons 95 Missile Weapons 96 Armor 96 Shields/Helmets 97 Miscellaneous Items 98 Monster Menagerie 101 Introduction to Corak’s Travelogue Corak the Mysterious disappeared in a fiery blast of energy while searching for a means to save the world of Cron from destruction. He had told no one of any previous attempts to rescue the world and had kept his efforts shrouded in secrecy. The nobles of the realm commenced a search of his dwelling so that they could learn about the danger and maybe what had happened to Corak. No major clues were discovered. However, a most interesting journal was found. This journal, which follows shortly hereafter, details the world of Cron. Modern Cron, including the fearsome Elemental Planes, is divided into 60 maps of 16x16 dimension. Areas of major importance such as castles, tow…

©1992 New World Computing, Inc. Table of Contents First Edition Maps Towns 5 The Writings and Maps found in this book are copyrighted. Mines 19 All rights are reserved. This book may not be copied, Towers 29 photographed, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any Cloud Worlds 43 electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in Castles 51 part, without the prior written consent of New World Dungeons 71 Computing, Inc. New World Computing, Inc. further reserves Caverns 89 the right to make changes to the product described in this Outdoors 101 book at any time without notice. Monsters 135 Might and Magic: Clouds of Xeen Spells 167 Might and Magic created by Jon Van Caneghem Clerical Spell Descriptions 172 Sorcerer Spell Descriptions 180 Cluebook written by Paul Rattner Items 191 Cover Art and Elements 195 Manual Illustrations by Mike Winterbauer Metals 197 Attributes 198 Layout and Design by Richard Espy Special Abilities 201 Items 203 Production by Scott McDaniel Clues and Hints 207 Might and Magic:…

™ ©1993 New World Computing, Inc. Table of Contents First Edition Maps Towns 5 The Writings and Maps found in this book are copyrighted. Towers 31 All rights are reserved. This book may not be copied, Castles 53 photographed, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any Dungeons 67 electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in Outdoor Areas 83 part, without the prior written consent of New World Skyroads 111 Computing, Inc. New World Computing, Inc. further reserves Elemental Planes 137 the right to make changes to the product described in this Miscellaneous Maps 147 book at any time without notice. Monsters 155 Might and Magic: Darkside of Xeen Spells 189 Might and Magic created by Jon Van Caneghem Cleric Spell Descriptions 194 Sorcerer Spell Descriptions 202 Cluebook written by Paul Rattner Items 213 Cover Art by Mike Winterbauer Elements 217 Metals 219 Manual Illustrations by Jonathan P. Gwyn, Attributes 220 David Plunkett Special Abilities 223 and Mike Winterbauer Items 225 Layout and Design by Richard Espy Clues and Hints 229 Beginner’s Guide 230 Production by Scott McDaniel Temporary Statistics Modifiers 233 Awards 234 Potion Key 239 Darkside of Xeen is a trademark of New World Computing, Races And Character Skills 240 Inc. Might and Magic and New World Computing are …

Might and Magic II Gates to Another World A Fantasy Role-Playing Simulation By Jon Van Caneghem lace m e ntdocs.com http://www.rep Prologue An account of Corak the Mysterious' unsettling disappearance as told by his apprentice, Gwyndon the Young: Corak has always held many dire secrets, but recently he had shown signs of being outwardly distressed. This troubled me greatly as what could disturb one so powerful and composed as Corak the Mysterious? Was he not only High Priest as well as being regarded by all as a most accomplished warrior and being the most powerful Archmage other than King Kalohn the Vanquished? He was all that the knowledgeable strive to be and what the ignorant claim to be. Corak used to tell me stories of different, wondrous worlds with hideous monsters and mighty warriors. He once even mentioned that he came from another world. I thought his stories mere fables or myths meant to entertain me. Little did I know that he spoke the truth and that a problem would arise from this truth that would drive him mad. One day while I was working on translations of a sorcerous scroll, Corak burst into the library with a harried look on his brow. He told me of an alien criminal from another reality who had escaped into our beloved CRON! Corak then promptly forgot that I was present and proceeded to curse and mumble profusely as he searched through the books for some lost text which contained a gleaming of information which might help him expel the dangerous alien. Being insatiably curious, I attempted to eavesdrop on the conversation he was having with himself. He spoke of CRON being out of alignment with other worlds, of a highly destructive alien being named Sheltem, and of an anointed champion who could realign CRON before a horrific wave of fiery destruction would sweep across and destroy the land. After his foray in the library, Corak acted quite strangely during the next few days. He would lock himself up in his private study for hours at a time. Frightful noises emanated from behind the locked door and then, suddenly, they would stop. He would emerge changed each time in some subtle fashion. He would enter the study after devouring almost an entire banquet by himself and exit with an appetite as if he had not eaten in days. Other times he would be wan and pale from long hours of intensive research done in the library. He would then go to the study and exit in a few hours with a tan as if he had just returned from Murray's Resort Isle, basking in the sun there for a week. This weird behavior continued for almost a fortnight. One day, he left his study after an unusually long session and immediately started screaming about the end of the world and how he could not stop it. Amazingly, he was covered in snow and yet it was mid-summer! He then looked about in desperation and withdrew a strange, four-taloned claw which I had never even…

Might and Magic Book One Secret of the Inner Sanctum A Fantasy Role-Playing Simulation By Jon Van Caneghem lacem entdocs.com http://www.rep ©1987 JON VAN CANEGHEM SECOND EDITION The enclosed software program and this book are copyrighted. All rights are reserved. This book may not be copied, photographed, reproduced, or translated or reduced to any electrical medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without prior written consent from New World Computing, Inc. Portions of the program accompanying this book may be copied, by the original purchaser only, as necessary for use on the computer for which it was purchased. CREDITS Designed and Created by: Jon and Michaela Van Caneghem Programming: Jon Van Caneghem Computer Graphics: Joe Ferreira (Pendragon Studios), Vincent DeQuattro, Jr., Jon and Michaela Van Caneghem Graphic Art Designed and Produced by: Focus On Design Book Illustrations: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr. Map Illustration: Jim Krogel (West End Studios) Technical Writing: Marie Butler-Knight and Jon Van Caneghem Special thanks to our playtesters and everyone else who made this project possible. 90-DAY LIMITED WARRANTY New World Computing, Inc. warrants the original diskette on which this program is recorded to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase. If such a defect should occur during this 90-day period, you may return the diskette to New World Computing, Inc. for a free replacement diskette. After 90 days, enclose $5.00 to cover costs of media replacement and shipping charges. This warranty is only effective if you have previously returned the Product Registration Card for this program or include a copy of your receipt for the program. NEW WORLD COMPUTING, INC. MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THIS MANUAL OR WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL, ITS QUALITY, PERFORMANCE, MERCHATABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. NEW WORLD COMPUTING, INC. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE, DIRECT OR INDIRECT (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY INTERRUPTION OF SERVICE, LOSS OF BUSINESS AND ANTICIPATORY PROFITS OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES), RESULTING FROM THE USE OR OPERATION OF THIS PRODUCT. (SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THESE EXCLUSIONS, SO THEY MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.) New World Computing, Inc., P.O. Box 2068, Van Nuys. California 91404 Might and Magic is an ongoing journey that can last up to hundreds of hours. As you begin, let Chapters 1-4 of this book guide you through the first steps of your journey. If you are new to fantasy games, Chapter 5 will help acquaint you with the terms and conventions of this new world. As you gain in experience, your primary guide will become your computer screen. Even then you will find important reference information, on game options and spells, in the appendixes of this book. Happy A…

Mighty Draw For the Macintosh Programmed by Rodger Smith Manual by Rodger Smith Published by Abracadata, Ltd., Eugene, Oregon System Requirements Macintosh with 1MB of RAM Monitor 3.5" disk drive Mouse Optional: Imagewriter I, II, or Laserwriter printer Additional drives or hard disk Abracadata, Ltd. PO Box 2440 Eugene, OR 97402 ISBN: 0-939377-49-7 Copyright © 1992, by Abracadata, Ltd.. All rights reserved. Apple is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Macintosh system software is copyrighted by Apple Computer, Inc. and licensed to Abracadata, Ltd. to distribute for use only in combination with Mighty Draw. Apple software shall not be copied onto another diskette (except for archive purposes) or into memory unless as part of the execution of Mighty Draw. When Mighty Draw has completed execution, Apple system software shall not be used by any other program. MacDraw® is copyright © of Claris™ Corporation. Special thanks to Bill Goodman for allowing distribution of commercial products archived by Compact Pro™. First Printing November 1992 Second Printing May 1993 Third Printing October 1993 Fourth Printing April 1995 Printed in the United States of America Contents LICENSE NOTICE, LIMITED WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY ...................................................................... 4 Technical Support ................................................................................................ 5 Introduction ........................................................................................................... 6 Chapter 1-Getting Started ................................................................................... 7 What’s On Your Mighty Draw Disk ................................................................... 7 Hard Disk Installation ........................................................................................... 7 Floppy Disk Installation ....................................................................................... 8 Starting Mighty Draw ........................................................................................... 8 Chapter 2-Mighty Draw Tutorial .................................................................... 10 Sample Drawings ................................................................................................. 10 Creating A Greeting Card .................................................................................. 11 Using Patterns ...................................................................................................... 18 Using Colors ......................................................................................................... 21 Moving Objects .................................................................................................... 22 Resizing Objects ...............................................…