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Dragon's Descent

Atari 7800 · AtariAge

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Developer: Todd Furmanski
Publisher: AtariAge
First release: no data
Platform: Atari 7800
Rarity: no data
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In a time forgotten by all save the oldest of wyrms, a cruel dragon by the name of Molobros achieved heights of greed reviled even by his avaricious kin. Gemstones in particular were prized by him, second only to the power he hoarded and the lives he consumed.

His enemies did not defeat him by strength in battle, but ensnared him in a trap built to imprison a god: the Labyrinth. When unleashed, the Labyrinth surrounded this greatest of dragons, feeding on the boundless hate and ambition of Molobros. Corridors and chambers acted as chains, and grew like wicks of flame even as he tried to escape. ThThe maze encompassed and fused with the dragon s body, then his treasure, then his mind and wicked dreams. ThThe dragon s treasure scattered throughout the twisting passages, and his power seeped into the very walls. Monsters appeared within, extensions of his bound wrath. Molobros could not escape, but the Labyrinth still posed a danger to the wary and a lure to the greedy. In the ages since, the Labyrinth has served as a prison and a prize. Tales tell of the dead and enslaved guarding the interior, and despite this you will join the many who still brave the mazes within in search of power, or wealth, or freedom...or Molobros himself.

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