Hence the story doesn't contain the familiar themes and characters that Feist fans will appreciate. Return to Krondorīetrayal in Antara is very similar in design and concept to the previous Sierra game, Betrayal at Krondor, excepting that this one doesn't have the input of Raymond Feist. Before you set off, however, you'll add another member to your party, Kaelyn Usher, after you aid her in a fight against some drunken revellers who are up to no good. Here begins the story of Betrayal in Antara and your first objective is to get the adventurers to Panizo where you will begin to unravel the mystery of the medallion and, after a good deal of investigation, combat and travel, find yourself enmeshed in a tangled political web. In gratitude he invites Aren to his family home in Panizo and promises an introduction to the resident mage.
The survivors introduce themselves and William recognises that his rescuer has latent magical powers. In his last moments the injured man utters the word 'Consort' and thrusts a strange medallion into William's hand. Whilst Aren recovers William kneels to attend to Gregor. In defence, he throws up his arms and miraculously the monster is incinerated. Aren leaps to the rescue, but is cast aside by the creature and instantly set upon. The commotion attracts his attention and he runs along the sand to find one of the rowboat's occupants mortally wounded and the other fighting for his life. The escapees, Gregor and a nobleman named William Escobar (he is a good guy), head for land with the crazed creature in close pursuit.Īren Cordelain is fishing on the rocky shoreline. Defenceless against the attacker the ship is doomed, but two passengers, strangers to each other, make their escape in a rowboat. Review by Rosemary Young (August, 1997) Out of the blue a terrifying flying creature attacks a ship at sea.
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