Some monsters can poison (which drains the character's health), or stun (rendering the character temporarily unable to do anything) party members. Weapons and magic can be used to attack enemies. Throughout the game, the player will encounter and engage in combat with various monsters. Characters join and leave the party throughout the game. Performing these actions increases the character's ability to do so.
Spells include fireballs, lightning, and healing characters, each of which having four levels of increasing power.
Fighter affects the character's ability to engage in combat, Rogue affects their ability to use bows and pick locks, and Mage affects their ability to cast spells. Characters also have Fighter, Rogue, and Mage skills. Other items that can be collected and placed in an inventory include medicine, keys, and rings that grant the wearer benefits such as increased health regeneration. Not all special properties are positive: for example, there is a bow that never hits anything. Some weapons have special properties such as having a chance to deal extra damage, or kill enemies straight away. The player can equip characters with items such as weapons and armor, which affect these statistics.
The characters' main statistics are might and protection, which affect the damage deal and absorbed respectively. The player can play as one of four characters, each of which have their own statistics and specialize in certain areas. The player can obtain a map showing the player's current location, as well as important points on the level. Features such as locks and switches (which affect the world by triggering events such as walls appearing or disappearing) are abundant, and the latter can be interacted with directly. The player can move around and interact with the world by performing actions such as picking up items, throwing them, and using them on objects. The game is a dungeon crawler, presented in a real-time, three dimensional view from the character's perspective similar to the interface used on the Dungeon Master game and the Eye of the Beholder series.
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