If two players are equally close, the dragon follows the player it was following in the previous move. The dragon's target is the player who has the treasure, or, if no player has the treasure, the closest player. The algorithm for the dragon's movement is well explained: it moves one space per turn towards a target, going diagonal and over walls if necessary. Once the dragon attacks a player, the dragon's position is known for the remainder of the game and can be marked with the included dragon figurine. When the dragon first wakes, it is not possible to know exactly where the dragon is on the board (although one can make a reasonable guess by choosing a square three spaces away in a direction that has not been previously approached). Another sound would indicate that the dragon's treasure hoard had been located, and between player turns, the "Dragon" sound would indicate that the dragon had moved one square. Ī player moves his figurine from square to square depending on what is in the square, an electronic sound would be triggered, allowing a player to figure out where walls were located.
In the two player game warriors can attack each other, each warrior having a variable computer moderated strength. As the dragon moves only 1 square a time, the player will need to find where he is, lure him to the other side of the board, and then rush back, grab the treasure and get back to the player's secret room. The warrior can sustain three such attacks before dying, and each attack also reduces the warrior's movement allowance in squares, which means the dragon can move that much more often, as he moves after the warrior's move is finished. There are electronic sounds to tell the players that the dragon (initially asleep) has woken (which happens three squares from the treasure), that the player has found the treasure, that the dragon is flying towards the warrior and that the invisible dragon is attacking. It could be a clear space or the warrior might bump into an invisible wall. Each time the warrior enters a square (the warrior can move 8 squares a turn until the warrior walks into a door or wall or gets wounded) the castle emits various noises, which have different meanings. The game begins by selecting the basic level or advanced level (which includes doors, that may or may not be open the second time a warrior tries to go through them). The aim is for the player to find the treasure and get it back to the player's secret room. The game can be played solitaire or with two players, each assuming the role of a warrior. If a player encounters the dragon, the player is injured and returns to his or her secret room.
Each player tries to and hinder the other's advances, while searching each room for the treasure. The computer places 50 walls randomly across the board, and then two players can compete head to head. This was a simple electronic board game, with a dungeon and a dragon in it. Each time the game is turned on the computer randomly creates an invisible labyrinth wherein lies the imaginary treasure, and the dragon. The castle is also a computer of sorts, and the gridded playing surface is a touch sensitive key board.
#Wake the dragon game plus
Underneath the superstructure is a drawer, in which can be found two metal warrior figures, a dragon, a treasure chest, plus a number of plastic pieces to be used as walls, and a couple of secret room markers.
If you click on him, you are granted a buff called Stormtalon. When you kill him, you get the green arrow like you were to mount a vehicle. I was able to kill him as a 104 Havok DH on 5/19/16 by using all my CDs. When fighting Stormtalon, he will cast a melee attack, Electrified Scales, and a Lightning Breath. Stormtalon is a rare 110 located in Stormheim. EDIT: Updated to add the NPC - looks like it was added to the Wowhead Database 5/22/16 - woot! Comment by Luckiest13 Wake the Dragon is obtainable from finding, killing and then mounting the rare spawn stormdrake named Stormtalon.
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