Trivia
Wizards & Warriors had an interesting incentive to register. Sending in your card entered you in a contest to win a full sized mounted replica of a 16th century suit of armor. Some copies of the game even came with a sticker on the front touting this contest. In case you were wondering, second place was a $200 gift certificate from Ral Partha and there were ten Activision game packs as third place prizes.
Contributed by
ClydeFrog (10174) on Jul 06, 2002.
The game was slated to be a Virgin Interactive release. When the USA branch of Virgin was shutdown, EA kept its Westwood branch alive. "Swords & Sorcery" (including "NOX") development was continued under the Westwood label. Heuristic Park and Westwood parted ways a year later. Another year later, Activision voiced an interest in publishing the RPG as "Wizards & Warriors"
There is a Collector's Edition containing (apart from the CDs and the manual) two miniatures, a mini strategy guide detailing on the character classes and races, and a map of the game world.
Contributed by
-Chris (7376) on Dec 29, 2000.
