A great evil has come across the land and it's up to you to destroy this horrible evil. That pretty much sums up the story of the pre-made single player game.

Shattered Light comes with a World Builder that lets you create maps, write quests, create weapons, write NPC dialogue, and much more. Then when your world is full of quests and evil monsters to slay you can take it online with eight other people and, if you are the host, modify player attributes on the fly.

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Publisher	Simon & Schuster Interactive
Developer	Catware
Programming	David Potter Mel Peterson Frank Rinaldo David Peeters
Art	Dell Harris David A. Cherry Paul Clift Peter Miller Clyde Duensing James Clouse
Sound	Robert Cole
Producer	Bill Fawcett
Designer	Bill Fawcett
Catware Testers	Sophia Potter David Wood Joe Zeppo Israel Smith
Other Contributors	Gano Haines Scott Cuthbertson Rose Carlson Howard Harrison Tina Pacey Eve von Erdmannsdorf
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Novels

Though they presumably didn't take into account the extended adventures and plot twists permitted by the in-game editor, a trilogy of "Shattered Light"-themed novels was published by Pocket Books in 1999:1. Ruby Flames, by Richard A. Knaak; 2. Dark Light, by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro; and 3. Catseye, by William R. Forstchen and Jaki Demarest.