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This is the game series that really got me going in computer RPGs. Though there were some classics before it like Phantasie and Bard's Tale, this one took the actual D&D paper and pencil rules and created a computer-based game. I originally played this on the Commodore 128 and loved it. It took me away from the regular world into a fantasy realm that was the next best thing to the paper, pencil and dice games we used to play with friends. The decided advantage was that I didn't have to deal with idiots. With a group of people playing the game, there is always one that ruins it for the rest. With this game, the only one that could ruin things was a bad game, or me. I can't remember much about the actual plot, if there was one. What I do remember was fighting lots of monsters, earning experience points, and gaining loot. There was no map system. In fact, I had to use graph paper to mark where everything was at so I didn't miss something, whether it be treasure, or an important clue. As the sequel to Pool of Radiance, it was much the same with slightly improved graphics and a different story. It was a fine match to the first one. Being on 3.5" disk, this game will not play on most modern machines and even if you happen to still have a 3.5" disk drive, you will need MS-DOS emulation to play it. Still, this is an old classic that brings back the primitive glory days of computer gaming. Highly recommended.