Re: what is AG?

From: dag@chem.ucla.edu (Great Cthulhu)

Date: Tue, 27 Sep 1994 23:22:17 +0000

Peter.J..Kassies@p64.f307.n283.z2.fidonet.org (Peter J. Kassies) writes:

>I'm new in this area. A lot of talk seems to be concerning AG(?)

>Could someone tell me something about it.

>Go easy on me, remember I'm new.

Well, in AG (full name is Adventurers Guild) you play one (or more, if you
like) character, and the focus is on preparing your character to go
adventuring alone or with others out to the dozen or so currently available
adventure sites.  You generally fight the other players' characters in the
guild for a while to gain experience and train, and then go out to the
adventure sites when you feel you're ready.  Personally, I find the game to be
loads of fun.  It is a bit expensive ($9.75 per turn for a turn in the guild
if you win no promotional credits is the most expensive turn for one
character), but you get a good amount of output (10-15 pages of personal
output plus ~25 pages of newsletter usually, I think) and the customer service
is great.

I don't have the info on how to contact Entertainment Plus More (the company
running it) handy... perhaps someone else will post that, or I can find it at
home if you're interested.

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-Doug Gibson                      dag@wiffin.chem.ucla.edu
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what is AG?
Peter.J..Kassies@p64.f307.n283.z2.fidonet.org (Peter J. Kassies)
Mon, 26 Sep 1994 12:58:00 +0000