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Deathlord was a 1987 role playing game (RPG) created by Al Escudero and David Wong and published by Electronic Arts for the Apple IIe and Commodore 64 computer systems.

Deathlord boasted a world of 16 continents, 128 unique monsters, and countless dungeons, yet fit on only 2 double-density 5.25 inch floppy disks. The game was both regarded as highly immersive for the time, as well as highly addictive.

Game Credits

Software Design and Programming: Al Escudero and David Wong
Dungeon Design: Dirk Bester and Al Escudero
Producer: Shelly Safir
Assistant Producer: Roland Kippenhan, Mike Kawahara
Testing Assistance: Sheila Rowen
Technical Support: Steve Shaw
Software Title and Final Screens: Mike Kosaka
Documentation: Zina Yee
Art Director: Nancy Fong
Package Design and Lettering: Lance Anderson/Triad
Package Illustration: David McMacken
Package Copy: Steve Emerson
Screen Photography: Frank Wing

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 '''Deathlord''' was a [[1987]] [[role playing game]] (RPG) created by Al Escudero and David Wong and published by [[Electronic Arts]] for the [[Apple IIe]] and [[Commodore 64]] computer systems.
-''Deathlord'' boasted a world of 16 continents, 128 unique monsters, and countless dungeons, yet fit on only 2 double-density [[5.25 inch floppy disks]]. The game was both regarded as highly immersive for the time, as well as highly addictive.
+''Deathlord'' boasted a world of 16 continents, 128 unique monsters, and countless dungeons, yet fit on only 2 double-density 5.25 inch floppy disks. The game was both regarded as highly immersive for the time, as well as highly addictive.
 == Game Credits ==