Short:        Role-Playing Game BBS/DOOR disk 1
Author:       r_hurst@loa.com (Robert Hurst)
Uploader:     r_hurst loa com (Robert Hurst)
Type:         comm/bbs
Version:      2.7 final
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Distribution: Aminet

    This archive contains the FREEWARE executables, support files, fonts,
and libraries.  It is all you need to run the program.  Although disks #2-4
are optional, they contain special support files and documentation that
really make this program shine.

    This is a standalone BBS and a CLI-door program to play a Role Playing
Game.  It is a very addicting game to those people who are familiar with
D&D style of play.  User interaction, mixed with intelligent computer
opponents, makes this BBS unique and popular to call.  Everyone gets tired
of message bases, networks, nodes, file uploads & downloads.  Most people
want fun from their computers.  Why not play games with other people?  Let
your keyboard be your joystick and your modem be your game cartridge!  Go
kill a monster or another user.  Joust for gold and glory.  Rob another
user.  Pick pockets in the Square.  Buy a naval warship and hunt sea
monsters or sink another user's ship.  Create a gang of users to party
against another gang or the fearful Monster Mash.  Drop into a dungeon and
explore your way to fortune & glory.  Or, drink beer in the Tavern and
start a brawl amongst the other players.  Sure, there is even E-mail and
message bases for communicating and posting, but the real fun is beating up
players, taking their possessions, and hoarding gold!  This version is
fully playable!!!

    RPGBBS Deluxe can run using any Commodore Amiga 2.04+ OS with 1meg RAM
(more RAM is required for multi-node use), a hard disk, and any Hayes-
compatible modem.  It was developed on an Amiga 3000T (WB3.1), 18meg RAM,
Picasso-II (incredible!), A2232 serial card, and a SupraFAXmodem 14.4k.
RPGBBS Deluxe supports 99 levels, unlimited users & gangs, and 16-clients.
Up to 20-message bases hold last 100 posts.  Up to 16-file areas for 
transfers using xpr-shareable libraries for protocol compatibility.  The
software multitasks very well, as it is event-driven and demands very
little CPU power at a clip.  The program was written in SAS/C v6.56.

Happy Hunting!