Back when it came out I owned six copies, and my buddy had the seventh. We used to cart our Mac LCs over to each other's houses in coolers, wrapped in blankets, because we were so worried about head crashes. We'd set up our daisy chain and play all night long sucking down Mt. Dew. This game was really fun, really enduring. It never got old, unlike most games. Your characters gained strength from wins, so something carried over to the next game. I had some really deadly monks, even-skilled players that could beat a specialist every time. Also, even when you died, you could rat out your enemies as a ghost. I kept the game for a long time, probably ten years... but it's been another ten since I've owned a Mac. I would give anything to be able to play this game again. I found a downloadable copy, and hopefully it is "cracked", but as near as I can tell I'd need 7 vintage Macs running Appletalk to play it. I became a huge Bungie fan, buying Pathways, all the Marathons, and so on. This is from a guy who pirated most of his video games. I love how even in Halo there's a little bit of a reference, as in the MJOLNIR Mark V. But I've never found a game like this since. The sad part about fancy graphics is that back in the day game designers had to focus on playability, and fun, not just blood spatters and lens flares. Please, please, somebody release an Internet version of this game. The 'net was a baby when it came out. It's grown up now. I know there are other people who would enjoy it.