Might & Magic III hints

      RYGAR


     MIGHT AND MAGIC III


     I see USA dox cribbed the stuff from one issue of Quest

     Busters for starting clues.  Strangely, they did not crib the

     clues from the earlier issue.  For those of you playing this,

     here they are:


     Keep wishing at the fountain in Baywatch.


     Seek the statue of Fire Mane, especially if you have a

     Palladin.


     Save those Quatloos.


     Find the skull for the builder of the shrine, and you;ll go 

     much further in the cavern below him.


     Magical mirrors link the land.  Tell them where you want to

     go, and they'll carry you away.


     After saving fountainhead, the fountains will prove much more

     helpful.


     Archnoid Cavern can be very essential in develpoing your

     Characters.


     If you seek gold and gems, go to Dragon Canyon.


     Your spellcasters will be very pleased if you visit Magic

     Cavern.


     To fortify against the elements, visit Blistering Heights.


     Get artifacts in the Cursed Cold Cavern and take them to the

     three castles with kings.


     When you visit the Greek brothers, remember which one you

     don't find.


     Don't pull levers in Wildibar Cavern, unless you're ready for

     a battle.


     When you have a party of Mountaineers, visit Mount Keystone.


     Solve the puzzle in Ararchnoid Cavern, and the crystals will

     work again.


     When your group finds Jon van Caneghem, kiss his ass.


     I haven't played this one so I haven't a clue what all these

     things mean, but will fire it up shortly.  A little

     intimidated by the 400 plus hours they claim it will take to

     solve this one, but will start it anyway.  Oh that last clue

     there is bogus for those of you who read this far.


     Well thought all this could help my fellow games out there. 

     As usual I am on LSD net and Celerity Net if you want to talk

     to me or leave me messages at Revelation, where I hang out

     several times most days.  And if any of this baffles you,

     reader rabbit two just came out and you should enjoy it.



     Brumus Bear 9/23/91


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