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 The Fantasy Trip
 
-WIZARD
+Wizard
 
-A Metagaming MicroGame
-Copyright (c) 1978 by Steve Jackson
+Game Design by Steve Jackson
+Cover by Roger Stine
+Illustrated by Pat Hidy
+Published by Metagaming
+(c) 1979 by Steve Jackson
 
-Game design by Steve Jackson
-Illustrated by Clark Bradley
+Second Edition
 
 Those who helped with this game include Howard Thompson (for contributions to
 the design and for plaguing me to finish it), Robert Taylor, Ben Ostrander,
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 allowing tactical combat to be worked out in a logical fashion. Game masters can
 now regularize movement and attacks on a small scale.
 
-WIZARD is only one segment of Metagaming's own fantasy role-playing system, The
-Fantasy Trip. The weapons-combat system (The Fantasy Trip: MELEE) is already
-available. WIZARD can be combined with MELEE by players who want to combine
-swords and sorcery; the two games were designed to work together. Occasional
-references in WIZARD to missile weapons, giant snakes, and other elements not
-present in this game have been included for the convenience of players using
-MELEE.
+WIZARD is only one of Metagaming's fantasy role-playing game series, The Fantasy
+Trip. Other available games include MELEE (combat with medieval weapons), and
+THE FANTASY TRIP: IN THE LABYRINTH (a complete role-playing campaign system).
+
+This game, WIZARD, can be combined with MELEE by players who want both swords
+and sorcery; references in this game to missile weapons, giant snakes, and other
+elements missing from WIZARD have been included for the convenience of MELEE
+players.
 
 II. COMPONENTS
 
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 are earned, etc. On a separate sheet, record each "continuing" spell cast so you
 can properly deduct ST each turn...in fact, you may want to keep a record of
 what spell is cast each turn. Each time a wizard survives combat, his hits are
-erased and he may change the spells he knows.
+erased.
 
 Once each player's figures are ready, you may begin the combat.
 
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 All spells affect illusions/images as though they were real, except Invisibility
 and the Death spell. An Invisibility spell destroys an image or illusion; the
 Death spell destroys an image at a cost of 1 ST to the caster, but affects an
-illusion as though it were alive. Other spells (flight, slow, etc.) affect an
-image/illusion normally. NOTE: The owner of an image or illusion can make it
-move (flying, quickly, slowly, etc.) as he wishes WITHOUT a spell, since it's
-his creation. However, this can give away the fact that it's not real. It is,
-however, possible to fake casting a spell on it AFTER it's created -- "secret
-protection" again.
+illusion as though it were alive. Other spells (flight, slow, etc.) affects an
+image/illusion normally. NOTE: An image or illusion cannot be commanded to do
+anything that a "normal" figure of the same type could not do. For instance, an
+illusion of a Gargoyle could fly, but an image of a human could not (unless a
+Flight spell were thrown on it). The reasons for this belief of those who
+observe it. Therefore, it has to act "real" at all times.
 
 A wizard may create an IMAGE OR ILLUSION DUPLICATE of any figure, including
 himself. Such a "double" may even be created in the hex occupied by the
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 added to EITHER basic ST, basic IQ, or basic DX. There is no limit to how high a
 wizard can raise his or her attributes, with experience.
 
+NOTE: This system allows a wizard to add one attribute point (on the average)
+for every two duels. As long as you are only playing WIZARD (and/or MELEE) as a
+game of duels, this will work quite fairly. However, if you are using TFT: In
+The Labyrinth, and playing a campaign game, use the experience point system
+given in TFT:ITL, which allows characters to gain experience for things besides
+fighting, and discard the method given here.
+
 XII. OPTIONAL RULES
 
 EXPERIENCED FIGURES
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 HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT: HTH combat is permitted, exactly as in MELEE. A wizard
 involved in HTH must drop his staff. He may cast spells, but ONLY on himself or
 his foe in HTH, and is at a -4 DX for that. He may draw and use a dagger like
-any MELEE fighter. NOTE: The Shock Shield spell is intended for HTH combat; it
-has no use if WIZARD is played without the MELEE rules.
+any MELEE fighter, but at -4 DX. NOTE: The Shock Shield spell is intended for
+HTH combat; it has no use if WIZARD is played without the MELEE rules.
 
 STRIKING WITHOUT WEAPONS: The WIZARD rules for bare-hands attacks from an
-adjacent hex may also be used in MELEE. Wizards don't get to kick or punch,
-though; they're not trained for it.
+adjacent hex may also be used in MELEE.
 
 IQ OF FIGHTERS: If wizards are around, the IQ of fighters becomes important.
 Assume that ordinary MELEE fighters have IQ 8. This makes their beginning point
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 like a beginning figure in MELEE.
 
 WEAPONS: A wizard may carry two weapons plus a dagger (his staff counts as a
-weapon). However, his DX is -4 with ANY weapon except his staff (of course) and
-a dagger (which anyone can use). A wizard CANNOT cast a spell if he has any
-weapon (except his staff) ready; the weapon must be dropped or re-slung.
-Fighters cannot carry magical staffs.
+weapon). However, his DX is -4 with ANY weapon except his staff. A wizard CANNOT
+cast a spell if he has any weapon (except his staff) ready; the weapon must be
+dropped or re-slung. Fighters cannot carry magical staffs.
 
 BROKEN WEAPONS: When the Break Weapons spell is used with MELEE, any weapon
 which breaks is totally useless EXCEPT a sword or club. A broken sword (any
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 a chance to go for another weapon or enter HTH combat -- elements omitted from
 WIZARD.
 
-ARMOR AND SHIELDS: Wizards may wear armor and use shields, just like fighters.
-Leather armor gives a wizard -2 DX; a small shield gives a wizard -1 DX. All
-other types of armor and shield give a wizard DOUBLE the DX- given fighters in
-MELEE. A wizard cannot cast a spell if he has a shield ready. Physical armor and
-shields from MELEE protect against all kinds of hits -- including fire and
-magical hits -- but do nothing to protect against spells that do not directly
-put hits on their wearer.
+ARMOR AND SHIELDS: Wizards may wear armor and use shields, just like fighters. A
+wizard cannot cast a spell if he has a shield ready. Physical armor and shields
+from MELEE protect against all kinds of hits -- including fire and magical hits
+-- but do nothing to protect against spells that do not directly put hits on
+their wearer.
 
 DODGING AND DEFENDING: Use the 4-die rule from WIZARD rather than the
 three-dice-twice rule from MELEE.
 
+THE FANTASY TRIP: IN THE LABYRINTH uses this system, but expands it greatly; for
+instance, it adds many spells, offers a way for an experienced wizard to cast a
+spell while carrying a sword, etc. When you are playing TFT:ITL, treat all the
+rules there as controlling. TFT:ITL is a $20 box, and this is a $3.95 Micro...so
+naturally TFT:ITL is more complicated.
+
 XIV. COMBAT EXAMPLE
 
 The combat in the Introduction came from an actual game. Yzor has ST 9, DX 12,
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 DX ADJUSTMENTS FOR YOUR ARMOR & SHIELD (MELEE)
 
-Small shield (fighter) ... 0
-Small shield (wizard) ... -1
-Large shield (fighter) ... -1
-Large shield (wizard) ... -2
-Leather armor (anyone) ... -2
-Chainmail (fighter) ... -3
-Chainmail (wizard) ... -6
-Plate armor (fighter) ... -5
-Plate armor (wizard) ... -10
+Small shield ... 0
+Large shield ... -1
+Leather armor ... -2
+Chainmail ... -3
+Plate armor ... -5
 Main-gauche used as defense only ... -2
+Wizard whose weapon or armor is iron or steel, instead of silver ... -4
 
 DX ADJUSTMENTS FOR THROWN SPELL OR THROWN WEAPON RANGE