Drakensang : The Dark Eye (Gameplay) Fighting a dragon.

Fighting Japhgur, a mighty fire breathing dragon. I really enjoy this RPG game, I feel like playing with dices, books, and my old friends in the classical way of playing. I recommend Drakensang to all RPG fanatics. Realmente disfruto este juego de rol, me siento como jugando con dados, libros y mis viejos amigos, a la manera clasica de jugar a estos juegos. Recomiendo Drakensang a todos los fanaticos de los juegos de rol (JDR).

A bit of history:

Aventuria, the continent on which the game is set, was first introduced to the English-language market through a series of computer games and a few novels, later under the name Realms of Arkania. The trademark Realms of Arkania was owned by the now defunct Sir-tech Software, Inc., which led to the name change to The Dark Eye as Fantasy Productions was unable to obtain the trademark.
For more info about Aventuria, the fabulous fantastic world by this game is based click on:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Eye

(this will help a lot to understand fully the rules, that are very close ingame-)

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• Japhgur
• drakensang
• warfare
• rpg
• videogames
• rol
• dragon
• dragons
• dragones
• fight

[a3l3e3j3o]

By the way, Arom looks like a Gimli's relative xD and taken from the lord of the rings xD

[jesuszafra]

@a3l3e3j3o yes! all fantasy worlds have something lended by Tolkien, in this case, the prince Arom is like Gimli. This game is close to the dark eye rules, a rpg book popular in germany, born in 1984!, it is even more popular than dungeon and dragons, and here in spain, this world only arrived by games recently like this Drakensang (2009), and Realms of arcania (on the 90's) wasbased on Dark eye world system.

[a3l3e3j3o]

LOL amigo!!! like playing with dices...! xD so you must like Final Fantasy! its cool too xD

[jesuszafra]

@a3l3e3j3o yes I love FF too I have played FF I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII (My fav), VIII, IX (My second fav) and FF origins, FF tactics, and another old FF Mystic... or something like that hehe, its a simplified FF but nice. I am fan of Hironobu Sakaguchi, his author, a talented man with a lot of imagination. Speaking about japanese videogames, I am a big fan too of the father of Mario Bros and Zelda (a legend in rpg games, I think the origin of FF's): Shigeru Miyamoto.

[Dajuro]

I don't want to watch too much yet - I'm not this far. Just got to the castle in the dark forest.

Great, great game. Thanks for posting.