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I used to play this game back in the 80's on my Apple II e. I can't remember the name though, and it has driven me crazy for years. I don't remember much of it since I was young but maybe someone here knows?

What I remember most that stood out was that you could build armor or weapons, custom made. I remember you had to adjust the size for a dwarf, or human, or whoever. You also could make it more or less powerful. I think you could add attributes as well, though I can't remember that part for certain.

You had a party of several characters, an overworld map that you can travel with.

Anyone have any ideas on what this may be?
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akrudo: I used to play this game back in the 80's on my Apple II e. I can't remember the name though, and it has driven me crazy for years. I don't remember much of it since I was young but maybe someone here knows?

What I remember most that stood out was that you could build armor or weapons, custom made. I remember you had to adjust the size for a dwarf, or human, or whoever. You also could make it more or less powerful. I think you could add attributes as well, though I can't remember that part for certain.

You had a party of several characters, an overworld map that you can travel with.

Anyone have any ideas on what this may be?
While I can't tell
you what game you are looking for.
But to jog your memory I am giving you list of few RPG games released before 90's.

[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_role-playing_video_games:_1975_to_1985]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_role-playing_video_games:_1975_to_1985[/url]

[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_role-playing_video_games:_1986_to_1987]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_role-playing_video_games:_1986_to_1987[/url]

[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_role-playing_video_games:_1988_to_1989]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_role-playing_video_games:_1988_to_1989[/url]
There are NOT TOO MANY games released on Apple II.
So I suggest you to press Ctrl+F, Search for AppII and then Highlight All.

In that way it will be less frustrating to search for that game.
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akrudo: I used to play this game back in the 80's on my Apple II e.
That's a lie. We all know you can't play games on Apple. You almost had us there. (ಠ‿ಠ)
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akrudo: I used to play this game back in the 80's on my Apple II e. I can't remember the name though, and it has driven me crazy for years. I don't remember much of it since I was young but maybe someone here knows?

What I remember most that stood out was that you could build armor or weapons, custom made. I remember you had to adjust the size for a dwarf, or human, or whoever. You also could make it more or less powerful. I think you could add attributes as well, though I can't remember that part for certain.

You had a party of several characters, an overworld map that you can travel with.

Anyone have any ideas on what this may be?
Too little information to go on really, since I'm quite certain I haven't played it myself, but you might be able to find it on Mobygames. Here's their list of fantasy RPGs for the Apple II: http://www.mobygames.com/browse/games/apple2/role-playing-rpg/fantasy/
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akrudo: I used to play this game back in the 80's on my Apple II e. I can't remember the name though, and it has driven me crazy for years. I don't remember much of it since I was young but maybe someone here knows?

What I remember most that stood out was that you could build armor or weapons, custom made. I remember you had to adjust the size for a dwarf, or human, or whoever. You also could make it more or less powerful. I think you could add attributes as well, though I can't remember that part for certain.

You had a party of several characters, an overworld map that you can travel with.

Anyone have any ideas on what this may be?
Hm, I`m pretty sure that there were no RPGs in the 80s where you could make custom made armors. Are you sure, that you don`t mix the memories of different games from different eras?
Pool of Radiance
Pool of Darkness
Secret of the Silver Blades

I'm just throwing these guesses out because the D&D games had a lot of customization like that, and if I remember right, armor had to be suited to the race, and these are the only D&D games listed for Apple II.
Thanks for replying.

Ok it was definitely an old rpg. I graduated in 92 and it was certaibly before that. I did end up buying a pc before then, but i think that was around 91 or 92, so im almost certain it was on my old apple II e (hard as that is to believe)

The fact that you can create your own armor was what stands out the most, so i am certain of that as well.

Now i played pretty much every forgotten realms game back then, in addition to ultima games, and wizardry. Also altered reality games. I know it was none of those, however. I am going to check out some of your links though and ill post again after im done

Oh my god

Knights of Legend

Thank you so much. I have been trying to remember this name for years, on and off. I would search for it and get nowhere. I found it on the wiki page for games 88-89 on the apple II.

Thanks again!
Post edited May 16, 2016 by akrudo
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WTG on your discovery! This is always such a good feeling!
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akrudo: :)
See I told you it will jog your memory.
Now can you please mark the solution. :P :P
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akrudo: Knights of Legend
I've never heard of it, but it looks pretty cool, and surprisingly advanced for the time. The DOS version looks significantly prettier than the Apple II version though.

It seems to have been not exactly everyone's cup of tea though. The review scores are all over the place.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/knights-of-legend
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akrudo: Knights of Legend
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Wishbone: I've never heard of it, but it looks pretty cool, and surprisingly advanced for the time. The DOS version looks significantly prettier than the Apple II version though.

It seems to have been not exactly everyone's cup of tea though. The review scores are all over the place.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/knights-of-legend
Oh, I didn`t know that this was tested in "Aktueller Software Markt", a magazine I used to read back then.
Quite nice looking for an Apple II game. I remember the RPG I played on my Apple 2c, and I was expecting some eye-melting horror, but this one looks nice.
Just read the ASM test of the PC version and it made me curious. Had to vote on the wishlist for this game. :-)