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1992 NEW WORLD COMPUTING, INC. SECOND EDITION

Writings and Maps found in this book are copyrighted. All rights are reserved. This

book may not be copied, photographed, reproduced, translated or reduced to any

electrical medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without prior

written consent from New World Computing, Inc. New World Computing, Inc.

Further reserves the right to make improvements on the product described In this

Adventurer’s Guide at anytime without notice.

CREDITS

Might and Magic I

Designed and Created by: Jan Van Caneghem

Programming: Jon Van Caneghem

Macintosh Version: Binary One, Inc.

Computer Graphics: Joe Ferreira (Pendragon Studios), Vincent DeQuattro, Jr.,

Jon Van Caneghem

Graphic Art Designed and Produced by: Focus On Design

Book Illustrations: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr.

Map Illustration: Jim Krogel (West End Studios)

Technical Writing: Marie Butler-Knight and Jon Van Caneghem

Might and Magic II

Designed and Created by: Jan Van Caneghem

Programming: Jon Van Caneghem, Stephen L. Cox, Mark Caldwell

Macintosh Version: Douglas Grounds

Computer Graphics: Avril Harisson and Jeff Griffeath

Manual Illustrations: Ken Mayfield

Map Illustration: Jim Krogel

Art Coordinator: Vincent DeQuattro, Jr.

Manual: Mark Caldwell, Jon Van Caneghem

Adventurer’s Guide Written by:

Eileen A. Cronyn, Cronyn Publications, Inc.

Corak’s Travelogue Written by:

Nicholas Beliaeff

Valuable Travel Hints, Insights and Mapping provided by:

Jan Van Caneghem, Mark Caldwell, and Benjamin Bent

Cover Illustration:

Jim Krogel and Richard Espy

Layout and Interior Graphics:

Kenneth Mayfield, Richard Espy, Mark Caldwell

New World Computing. Inc., P.O. Box 4302, Hollywood, CA 90078

Table of Contents

Maps of CRON

Legend

Towns

Caverns

Castles

Dungeons

Outdoor Areas

Elemental Planes

Clues and Hints

Messages

Code Key

Points of Interest

Weapons and Items

One-Handed Weapons

Two-Handed Weapons

Missile Weapons

Armor

Shields/Helmets

Miscellaneous Items

Monster Menagerie

101

Introduction to Corak’s Travelogue

Corak the Mysterious disappeared in a fiery blast of energy

while searching for a means to save the world of Cron from

destruction. He had told no one of any previous attempts to rescue

the world and had kept his efforts shrouded in secrecy. The nobles

of the realm commenced a search of his dwelling so that they

could learn about the danger and maybe what had happened to

Corak. No major clues were discovered. However, a most

interesting journal was found.

This journal, which follows shortly hereafter, details the world

of Cron. Modern Cron, including the fearsome Elemental Planes,

is divided into 60 maps of 16x16 dimension. Areas of major

importance such as castles, towns, highways, caverns, and

dungeons are highlighted. Ancient ruins are marked down and

noted, secret paths and passageways are uncovered, and warning

signs lead away from locations of great natural hazards.

Also included in Corak’s journal is a compendium of weapons,

items, and miscellaneous equipment. Functions of these articles

are also noted. Perhaps most useful and interesting of all is a list of

every monster encountered in the history of Cron. The list contains

all that is known about each monster; strengths, weaknesses, and

immunities.

Corak also left many riddles to be deciphered. It is believed

that these riddles offer insight into how to solve the mysteries and

puzzles which Cron hides. They might even contain information

as to how to relieve Cron of its impending doom.

The journal of Corak is given to the hearty adventurer as a

guide and supplement for adventure in the world of Cron. With

perseverance, determination, and a little luck Cron can be saved

from catastrophic end.

Maps of Cron

In the world of Cron there are 60 maps to travel through.

Incredibly difficult and time-consuming to map while adventuring,

they are all provided on the successive pages.

While adventuring, it is highly recommended that someone in

the party have the secondary skill of Cartographer. This skill

creates and remembers maps for every step the party takes in any

maze. To view the maps you have drawn, simply press “M”.

There is some slight disadvantage in this style of mapping in

that it does not reveal secret doors and the party may not make

notes signifying what exactly happened in each maze.

So, in the effort to further ease the mapping process, the

following maps contain the locations of secret doors and pas-

sageways and includes a brief description of the region being

explored, as well as some tips and rumors.

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