Ravenloft: Stone Prophet (DOS)

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Description

A space-time portal has suddenly appeared, and two brave adventures entered it. It led to Har'Akir, a scorched desert populated by vicious creatures who hold the few peaceful settlements in fear. The only way to escape this wretched place is to find the Stone Prophet, a wall of a obelisk with mysterious hieroglyphs written on it. The adventurers must find the path that leads to the Stone Prophet, but the cursed mummy of the ancient pharaoh Anhktepot is watching every step they make...

Ravenloft: Stone Prophet is a sequel to Ravenloft: Strahd's Possession. It utilizes the same graphical engine and gameplay system. Like its predecessor, character creation and combat follow the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons role-playing rules; exploration and combat are viewed from first-person perspective, and the battles occur in real time. The player can import two characters from the previous game, or create two new ones. Up to four additional characters can be met in the game world and recruited to the party.

The Egyptian-like desert setting of the game has brought an additional gameplay element: the necessity of regularly drinking water. The heroes must always carry enough water with them when they venture into the desert, or cast water-creating spells.

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Alternate Titles

• "Ravenloft 2" -- Informal title

Part of the Following Groups

• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Ravenloft
• Dungeons & Dragons (D&D / AD&D) licensees
• Fantasy Creatures: Dwarves
• Fantasy Creatures: Elves
• Gameplay feature: Paper doll inventory
• Setting: Egyptian

User Reviews

The sequel to Strahd's Possession, Stone Prophet is pretty much the same, though it adds a few more elements.

willyum (1028)

unrated

Critic Reviews

Coming Soon Magazine	Jul 25, 1995	85 out of 100	85
Pelit	Jun, 1995	84 out of 100	84
Joystick (French)	May, 1995	82 out of 100	82
PC Format (UK)	Dec, 1995	80 out of 100	80
Score	May, 1995	8 out of 10	80
Quandary	Aug, 1995		80
PC Gamer	Jul, 1995	79 out of 100	79
Play Time	May, 1995	72 out of 100	72
PC Joker	Apr, 1995	72 out of 100	72
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Jun, 1995	Unscored	Unscored

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Trivia

Cover

The game box's cover features a painting by artist Clyde Caldwell, earlier used as the front cover to Bruce Nesmith's 1991 Ravenloft module Touch of Death.

Awards

• Power Play
  • Issue 02/1996 – Best RPG in 1995