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** And Gwydion is far from Manannan's first child slave, and according to a [[ApocalypticLog diary]], not the first to attempt using the wizard's own spells against him. No doubt he's become pretty cunning over the years.
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** And Gwydion is far from Manannan's first child slave, and according to a [[ApocalypticLog diary]], also not the first to attempt using the wizard's own spells against him.him either. No doubt he's become pretty cunning over the years.
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While not as extensive an overhaul of the original game as in the team's previous effort in ''Romancing the Stones'', the game features a couple of new scenes to tie it into the MythArc that started with that game.
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While not as extensive an overhaul of the original game game's story as in the team's previous effort in ''Romancing ''[[VideoGame/KingsQuestIIRomancingTheStones Romancing the Stones'', Stones]]'', the game features [[AdaptationExpansion a couple of new scenes to scenes]], some of which tie it into the MythArc that started with that game.
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* PointAndClickMap: Well, move-cursor-with-arrow-keys-and-press-enter map, anyway. Unique in that the map is an (optional) actual item that must be found, rather than just a feature of the interface like most other examples of this trope.
** A gag adding in this remake has a pirate going through your belongings, finding the map, then pointing out Llewdor to the captain, upon which he promptly gets whisked away back to the town.
** A gag adding in this remake has a pirate going through your belongings, finding the map, then pointing out Llewdor to the captain, upon which he promptly gets whisked away back to the town.
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* PointAndClickMap: Well, move-cursor-with-arrow-keys-and-press-enter map, anyway. Unique in that the map is an (optional) actual item that must be found, rather than just a feature of the interface like most other examples of this trope.
** A gagadding added in this remake has a pirate going through your belongings, finding the map, then pointing out Llewdor to the captain, upon which he promptly gets whisked away back to the town.
** A gag
