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The Bard's Quest is a shareware role-playing game created with the The Bard's Tale Construction Set. The author describes the game as "loosely based on the Bard's Tale series", and the plot begins in the same place as the sample scenario shipped with the Construction Set: the village of Isil Thania. The player's initial objective is to assemble a party of adventurers and investigate the legend of the mysterious Star Light Cult.
The game is split into three parts:
The Bards Quest I: The Legend of Isil Thania (shareware episode)
The Bard's Quest II: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (registered episode)
The Bard's Quest III: Dungeons of Darkness (registered episode)
The second episode could be ordered with or without the third one. Apart from two more episodes, registered users would receive cluebooks, maps and free updates for 12 months, according to the shareware manual.
There is question as to if the second and third episodes were ever actually created however. Episode 1 here is essentially a plagiarized copy oid the demo level included with the Bard's Tale Construction Set. And "The Warlock of Firetop Mountain" happens to be the exact name of a 1981 D&D Book later turned into a table top game. So it seems the author was keen to use other people's work and idea.s
The game is split into three parts:
The Bards Quest I: The Legend of Isil Thania (shareware episode)
The Bard's Quest II: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (registered episode)
The Bard's Quest III: Dungeons of Darkness (registered episode)
The second episode could be ordered with or without the third one. Apart from two more episodes, registered users would receive cluebooks, maps and free updates for 12 months, according to the shareware manual.
There is question as to if the second and third episodes were ever actually created however. Episode 1 here is essentially a plagiarized copy oid the demo level included with the Bard's Tale Construction Set. And "The Warlock of Firetop Mountain" happens to be the exact name of a 1981 D&D Book later turned into a table top game. So it seems the author was keen to use other people's work and idea.s
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