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''Dragon Strike'' is a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and pretty fun.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, Creator/StrategicSimulationsInc, released in 1990, and pretty fun.
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* MultipleEndings: How far you can go in the campaign depends on which knightly order you're a member of. You begin in the bronze-dragon-riding Order of the Crown, but at a specific point you have the option to join the silver-mounted Order of the Sword and then the gold-mounted Order of the Rose; only the last of these actually lets you tackle the final set of missions, while remaining in either of the previous two orders ends the campaign prematurely at specific points (as you're not high-ranking enough to take on the deadliest missions). The Sword and Rose orders each require you to donate items from your inventory and complete a rather difficult mission to formally join as well.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and pretty fun for its time.
The game is set on [[Literature/{{Dragonlance}} Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flies his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
The game is set on [[Literature/{{Dragonlance}} Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flies his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and pretty fun for its time.
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The game is set on[[Literature/{{Dragonlance}} Krynn]] ''[[Literature/{{Dragonlance}} Krynn]]'' during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flies his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. land.
You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flies his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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The game is set on [[DragonLance [[Literature/{{Dragonlance}} Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flies his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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* ReformulatedGame: The NES version by FCI was a top down ShootEmUp.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and pretty much fun for its time.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and pretty much fun for its time.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] andflows flies his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, obtain useful magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and
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* AfterCombatRecovery: averted. Besides (very scarce) healing potions, you have no way to recover lost health, even between missions.
* AirJousting: naturally, one of two ways to defeat your enemy. Expect to use it a lot when enemy dragons are immune to your dragon's primary breath weapon.
* AnnoyingArrows: the only reason you can't outright ignore damage from enemy arrows is that neither you, nor your dragon get any healing between missions.
* BreathWeapon: in various flavors, both for your and enemy dragons.
* ComputerIsACheatingBastard: You think your gold dragon's fire breath would be pretty useless against red dragons? Well, you're right. You think that should work both ways? Sorry, you're wrong.
* DragonRider: you.
* AirJousting: naturally, one of two ways to defeat your enemy. Expect to use it a lot when enemy dragons are immune to your dragon's primary breath weapon.
* AnnoyingArrows: the only reason you can't outright ignore damage from enemy arrows is that neither you, nor your dragon get any healing between missions.
* BreathWeapon: in various flavors, both for your and enemy dragons.
* ComputerIsACheatingBastard: You think your gold dragon's fire breath would be pretty useless against red dragons? Well, you're right. You think that should work both ways? Sorry, you're wrong.
* DragonRider: you.
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* AfterCombatRecovery: averted.Averted. Besides (very scarce) healing potions, you have no way to recover lost health, even between missions.
* AirJousting:naturally, Naturally, one of two ways to defeat your enemy. Expect to use it a lot when enemy dragons are immune to your dragon's primary breath weapon.
* AnnoyingArrows:the The only reason you can't outright ignore damage from enemy arrows is that neither you, nor your dragon get any healing between missions.
* BreathWeapon:in In various flavors, both for your player and enemy dragons.
*ComputerIsACheatingBastard: TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: You think your gold dragon's fire breath would be pretty useless against red dragons? Well, you're right. You think that should work both ways? Sorry, you're wrong.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: 3 good and 6 evil varieties, ColorCodedForYourConvenience.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: 3 Three good and 6 six evil varieties, ColorCodedForYourConvenience.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and pretty much fun for its time.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: 3 good and 6 evil varieties, ColorCodedForYourConvenience.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: 3 good and 6 evil varieties, ColorCodedForYourConvenience.ColorCodedForYourConvenience.
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The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get obtain useful artifacts magic items and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two and, finally, gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShinyArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShinyArmor [[KnightInShiningArmor Solamnic Knight]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and very much fun for its time.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShinyArmor Solamnic Knigh]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShinyArmor Solamnic Knigh]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and very pretty much fun for its time.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShinyArmor SolamnicKnigh]] Knight]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons) as you push enemy dragonarmies towards final showdown above Neraka.
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* OminousFloatingCastle: Flying Citadels supporting enemy forces in some of the later missions.
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The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young [[KnightInShinyArmor Solamnic Kiight Knigh]] and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons).
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* AfterCombatRecovery: averted. Besides (very scarce) healing potions, you have no way to recover lost health, even between missions.
* AirJousting: naturally, one of two ways to defeat your enemy. Expect to use it a lot when enemy dragons are immune to your dragon's primary breath weapon.
* AnnoyingArrows: the only reason you can't outright ignore damage from enemy arrows is that neither you, nor your dragon get any healing between missions.
* AirJousting: naturally, one of two ways to defeat your enemy. Expect to use it a lot when enemy dragons are immune to your dragon's primary breath weapon.
* AnnoyingArrows: the only reason you can't outright ignore damage from enemy arrows is that neither you, nor your dragon get any healing between missions.
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* ComputerIsACheatingBastard: You think your gold dragon's fire breath would be pretty useless against red dragons? Well, you're right. You think that should work both ways? Sorry, you're wrong.
* OminousFloatingCastle: supporting enemy forces in some of the later missions.
* OminousFloatingCastle: supporting enemy forces in some of the later missions.
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''Dragon Strike'' is a flight simulator by Strategic Simulations, released in 1990, and very much fun for its time.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young Solamnic Kiight and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons).
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!!The games contain examples of following tropes:
* AirJousting: naturally, one of two ways to defeat your enemy.
* BreathWeapon: in various flavors, both for your and enemy dragons.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: 3 good and 6 evil varieties, ColorCodedForYourConvenience.
The game is set on [[DragonLance Krynn]] during the War of the Lance. Player assumes the role of a young Solamnic Kiight and flows his dragon through a series of increasingly challenging missions to defeat enemy dragons and other creatures in the skies above war-ravaged land. You get a chance to ascend through the ranks of Solamnic Order, get useful artifacts and more powerful mounts (bronze, silver and finally two gold dragons).
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!!The games contain examples of following tropes:
* AirJousting: naturally, one of two ways to defeat your enemy.
* BreathWeapon: in various flavors, both for your and enemy dragons.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: 3 good and 6 evil varieties, ColorCodedForYourConvenience.
