AdventureQuest - AdventureQuest is a single-player RPG, although character data is stored on AE servers. The gameplay is similar to that of traditional RPGs in that it revolves around fighting monsters in a turn-based system. As players defeat monsters, they gain experience points, gold, and occasionally

AdventureQuest Web App  

Rating: 4.3
Platform: Microsoft Windows, Web browser
Date Published: July 21, 2002
Author: Artix Entertainment

Application Description:
AdventureQuest is a single-player RPG, although character data is stored on AE servers. The gameplay is similar to that of traditional RPGs in that it revolves around fighting monsters in a turn-based system. As players defeat monsters, they gain experience points, gold, and occasionally "Z-Tokens", a secondary currency that can also be bought with real-world money. There are also special items or sets called Mastercrafts (MC for short). Skill points, like mana, are used primarily for certain class abilities. They are also used for some armors and in the activation of certain items and the usage of potions. Skill points are required to flee from battle; the higher the monster's level, the more SP is needed. AdventureQuest has an alignment system similar to that of Dungeons & Dragons, which includes selection between Good and Evil as well as Unity and Chaos. Actions taken in game affect the player's alignment, and give the player a selection of custom rewards and access to in-game events. The game also includes equipment that will bestow special effects depending on the player's alignment.

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