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	Eisenhorn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Inquisitor Gregor Eisenhorn is a fictional character created for the science-fantasy game Inquisitor by Games Workshop.
		Eisenhorn is an Inquisitor of the Ordo Xenos, and follows the doctrine of the Amalathians (though because of his relationship with the daemon Cherubael, most Puritan Inquisitors would consider him a textbook example of the Xanthite faction).
		To coincide with the release of the Inquisitor game the Black Library, part of Games Workshop's publishing arm, released a three-volume account of Eisenhorn's life written by their most capable and popular author, Dan Abnett.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eisenhorn (649 words)

	Zork Grand Inquisitor: PIB PC Game Review
		This game did seem to be easier to navigate then Zork Nemesis, but that may be that I was accustomed to the navigation system this time around.
		This game would be particularly suitable for relatively new or medium level adventure game players.
		The game does include a lot of death, and a few times you have a limited amount of time in which to solve one puzzle.
	www.pibweb.com /review/zorkgi.html (968 words)

	Zork: Grand Inquisitor for PC video game review and cheats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Zork: Grand Inquisitor is the latest chapter in the Zork saga, and it brings to life all the humor and challenging puzzles which fans of the original Infocom text adventures have come to expect.
		As the game begins, you learn that the Grand Inquisitor is quickly eradicating magic and any who stand in his way are being “Totemized” (a very bad thing).
		The game does include a time-line poster that covers the major events in Zork history, but more extras could have easily provided a rich Zork history and background for players who missed the original games.
	www.gamezilla.com /review.aspx?review=7506 (1050 words)

	Deskchair Adventurer - Zork: Grand Inquisitor Game Review
		Grand Inquisitor is a meta-adventure game, a game that both sums up and mocks all that's come before it.
		Inquisitor's a nice looking game; not as pretty as Riven: The Sequel to Myst but at that level.
		I can't say this is my favorite adventure game, which is probably Riven: The Sequel to Myst, but I will say that this is as good as any game that I've seen.
	home.nyc.rr.com /cherold/deskchair/inquisitor.html (285 words)

	WOODEN DRAGON \| Projects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		As the name suggests, the game will take place in dark middle ages in a fictive empire, which stands on the very brink of collapse and where heretic sects, the church, nobility and knight orders fight each other.
		At the very beginning of the game the Player is mandated by an unknown benefactor to lead an investigation of horrific crimes that were committed in a small border town.
		Judging by the character, the script and the game design, "Inquisitor" is close to other kinds of games, such as the "classic RPG" or "adventure with significant detective elements".
	www.wooden-dragon.com /eng/projects.htm (521 words)

	Inquistor
		Inquisitor is our first narrative skirmish game and while miniatures are a necessary part of the action, the gameplay is more akin to a role-playing game rather than a tabletop army battle game such as Warhammer 40,000.
		When Inquisitor Quixos freed the people of Clanar II from the Cherubael’s domination he managed to enslave the creature and trap it in the body of one of the Clanar warriors, thus creating a Daemonhost.
		Inquisitor Covenant is one of a new breed of fiery, determined individuals dedicated to purging perceived corruption within the Inquisition itself.
	www.hillcity-comics.com /role_play/gw/inquisitor.htm (2487 words)

	Dwarfs Update (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		All games are narrative based, using a third party Game Master to develop the story.
		The game is apparently going to be released in May (WD 257 in the UK) and White Dwarf will support the releases until September (note - interesting as everyone was expecting an Easter release - guess we'll have to wait and see).
		The game itself features no points values or fixed statlines, and the latter are chosen by the player (although I presume these are chosen within set limits).
	pages.zoom.co.uk /bogey/Files/Inquisitor.html (353 words)

	MacGamer - Get In The Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The game tracks the Great Underground Empire as it now becomes an oppressive and post-industrial landscape where magic is banned by the dictator and "grand inquisitor", Yannick.
		The best selling point of Zork Grand Inquisitor is the overall ambient feel which serves as a focal point for the game's sarastic, punny, cleverly stupid, dumb-wittingly intelligent edge where luscious graphics, top quality sound, and solid gameplay collide like three one-armed idiots in a ho-down.
		The game comes in two discs, and as goes the nature of such an arrangement, be prepared for some disc swapping.
	www.macgamer.com /features/publish.php?id=434 (1820 words)

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		"Inquisitor" was Games Workshop's first game in many years to come even close to being a 'roleplaying' game.
		This would be fine enough were it a run of the mill roleplaying game, but being a model-based system their are more expensive things to worry about than just the £20 book.
		The average "Inquisitor" game is played on a table around 4 foot square, which means that an "Inquisitor-28mm" game can be played on a surface as small as 2 foot square!
	hem.spray.se /kendoka/inq28/lordbain.htm (4846 words)

	Funagain Games: The El Grande Expansions
		Before the game begins, each player chooses 13 cards to be his action/power deck for the game.
		While the Inquisitor is present, that player may move another player from the provinces to the court, or from the court to the board.
		The third advantage that the Grand Inquisitor grants is control over the limit table, a tile of six or ten (depending on number of players) spaces, upon which caballeros are placed; for that region, only the caballeros on the limit table are scored, and all others in the region are ignored.
	www.funagain.com /control/product/~product_id=08109/~affiliate_id=LUDI (1763 words)

	Zork Grand Inquisitor - from CDAccess.com
		The game has a very unique setup program, that fits in with the feel of the game, and to me was a neat little addition that adds a lot to whole thing.
		It even orders you to register at the end or be totemized (the punishment in the game for disobeying the inquisition in which you get squeezed into a little tiny hockey puck thing).
		But for those adventurers who loved and remember the old Zork games and their Great Underground Empire, it is a veritable nostalgic feast because it incorporates elements and landmarks of all the previous Zork and Enchanter stories with the same zany humor, attitude, and unpredictability that made these games famous."
	www.cdaccess.com /html/pc/zorkinq.htm (1585 words)

	The Conclave Hobby Competition
		The idea is to encourage participants to think carefully about the background of their entries, and also to turn them into the best models they can, taking the best pictures that they can.
		We hope participants will be encouraged to then use these models in their games of Inquisitor and perhaps their work will inspire others, raising the profile of the game worldwide.
		This is in order to exercise some degree of "quality control" over entries and to promote this excellent forum who are so kindly allowing me to use their name in association with this competition.
	www.geocities.com /precinctomega/inquis/comp.htm (1204 words)

	www.gameindustry.com
		Most spoof games look like they were cooked up in the living room on someone's old PC, not ZGI, it's got grand vistas, beautiful detailing and you get to play a version of strip poker with Dirk Benedict.
		Anyone magical or just generally against the idea of the Grand Inquisitor is totemized, which is to say they are literally tossed into a machine and turned into a totem, which is like a thick coin or maybe a small metal hockey puck.
		The game then dropped me into a text window where I was essentially told I was an idiot, which I do seem to remember from the original Zork.
	www.gameindustry.com /review/item.asp?id=296 (648 words)

	Zork: Grand Inquisitor by Activision
		The Grand Inquisitor, as a character, is extremely well done and probably the hi-light of the game.
		Activision, despite all the window dressing, cool-whipped topping and gift-wrapping ruined the game for me. I had no faith that the rest of the game wasn't going to be as equally inane as the worst game of all time, Myst, or the other worst game of all time, Riven.
		When a free game dictated by Marc Blank and Mike Berlyn (programmed by Whizzard, natch) is much, much better than the thing I dropped fifty-five bucks on, then something, somewhere is hideously wrong.
	www.joltcountry.com /trottingkrips/zgi.html (950 words)

	Zork Grand Inquisitor Review and Walkthrough
		Throughout the game, the player is reminded of the meticulous care with which this game has been created, and the overall Zork theme is consistently maintained.
		The game is not an exercise in ultra-hi-res pretty pictures, and fits neatly on two CD-ROM's in a standard-sized jewel case.
		In the game introduction, you find that magic has been rubbed out in Zork and your job is to restore it before the Grand Inquisitor can carry out his plan to subdue the populace with Inquizivision.
	www.gamesover.com /walkthroughs/zorkgi.htm (4884 words)

	REVIEWS you can use...
		Few game franchises have survived long enough to say they started as a decades-old text game and I'd be hard pressed to name any other than Zork.
		Now while I know the "white sheet of death" is a common horse to kick in the Mac Gaming industry (wherein multiplayer is promised and bragged upon all over the box but absent from the game except for a "coming soon" insert hidden in the packaging) but Zork doesn't even have the sheet.
		That being said, the game does not need a multiplayer, and from what I have read on the PC side of the multiplayer coin (where it did occur in a Java form) it wasn't all that great anyway.
	www.skewedperspective.com /reviewszorkgi.html (1499 words)

	[No title]
		Inquisitor is a game set in the 40K universe, if you have ever played Xcom UFO then this game should be a breeze to you.
		Games workshop also sold their models to independent retailers as many people will buy something straight off a shelf, so as to increase their customer base.
		Since then Games workshop have made a big push into opening their own retail outlets, in some cases in direct competition with the independent retailers who they were also selling models to.
	www.apah56.dsl.pipex.com /bkdwarf/features2.htm (1367 words)

	Game Review: Zork: Grand Inquisitor, page 2
		Dirk, who plays a former actor in the game (how appropriate is that!), makes several references to the show that made him famous.
		Most of the game is played in one huge interlinked environment where you use items and spells from one area somewhere else.
		The game may be a little difficult for beginners and is more likely geared to long time fans.
	www.geek.com /gaming/gamerevs/adventur/zorkgi2.htm (1182 words)

	Shadownessence -> Sell me on Inquisitor
		Inquisitor (though I haven't actually gotten to play it yet) is one of the most moody, most involving games put out by WW.
		All in all I'm getting very excited to read Inquisitor and while I know an actual Inquisitor game would not be in my future (my troupe likes playing the monsters too much) the ability to run an antagonist with the Inquisitor info.
		The dual nature of the Inquisitors and their uses as both protagonist and antagonist is something I am looking forward to using in my Dark Ages game.
	www.shadownessence.com /forum?showtopic=7360 (1900 words)

	Four Fat Chicks -- Zork Grand Inquisitor Review
		Zork Grand Inquisitor is the last (a subject bemoaned by Zork devotees) of titles in the venerable series and, for me, by far the most enjoyable.
		The game has some straight built-in puzzles, but most are inventory-based, and the inventory is also designed well, with items no longer needed (with the exception of only one or two) dropping away once used so that they do not become tedious red herrings later.
		The game also uses the casting of collected spells as puzzles, something I thought I'd dislike very much but came away charmed by, and I had a lot of fun with these.
	www.fourfatchicks.com /Reviews/Zork_GI/Zork_GI.shtml (691 words)

	RPG Shop: Role Playing Games, Miniatures, Dice, War Games, Board Games, Paints, and more!
		In this European-designed game based on Vampire: The Requiem, up to five players assume the roles of vampire clans in a struggle for control of their city...
		Fans of the original game will find plenty to enjoy in the new expansion including: airless terrain, a second invader deck, new marine cards, and dozens of optional ‘mods’ that will allow them to cater their Doom play experience however they like.
		Designed to be a toolkit and framework for gamemasters who want the freedom and flexibility to play a game their way, the Omni System Core book shows players and gamemasters how to design a character and run a game.
	shop.rpg.net /new_products.php (6849 words)

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		This walkthrough assumes you will explore the different areas of the game as you discover them.
		After the game introduction you will find yourself in front of a sign post.
		You can play along and test your own telepathic powers or, as you are playing as Lucy (who is telepathic) you can cheat.
	www.quandaryland.com /jsp/dispArticle.jsp?index=260 (3405 words)

	Blog Game - The Encyclopedia of Pointless (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Thus, from this, Johnny Wallbank brought the Blog Game to the masses on various IRC and ICQ chats devoted to the game.
		The Inquisitor reveals the correct answer and points are awarded.
		Anyone playing the game who is not currently an inquisitor can generally make guesses as to the answer.
	www.eopoint.com /wiki/index.php/Blog_Game (223 words)

	Star Trek: Inquisitor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The USS Inquisitor is a Star Trek based role-playing game which meets every Sunday, at 2 PM ET (7 PM UK), on irc.starlink-irc.org, in #USS-Inquisitor.
		The USS Inquisitor is a member of the Federation Sim Group, an free organisation dedicated to providing quality sims such as this to all on-line.
		Three years and four captains later, the USS Inquisitor is still travelling between universes encountering alien races, planets and technology which others have only dreamed of.
	www.hadesian.demon.co.uk /inquisitor (227 words)

	Zork Grand Inquisitor - Just Adventure + Review
		Their first game (which is actually labeled for Infocom, but they were part of Activision by the release) Return to Zork kept the humor of the original text games, but added the fun of visuals and sound, moving Zork into the world of point-and-click fare.
		The characters are hilarious, ranging from the narcissistic Grand Inquisitor to the funk-loving skeleton Charon who taxis you across the river into Hades.
		As in all games, ZGI does have a few minor bugs and some "not so well thought out" additions to the game's engine.
	www.justadventure.com /reviews/ZorkGI/ZorkGI.shtm (1719 words)

	Heretic Kingdoms: The Inquisition Review at Next Level Gaming! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		You are a female Inquisitor that is on a quest to remove the old religion from the world.
		The only real advantage to replying the game would be to pick different ways in which to grow your character, weather it be a melee warrior, ranged fighter, or wizard.
		Reversing the traditional role of an Inquisitor, but keeping the fear in their name is an interesting premise for the game.
	www.nlgaming.com /nl/asp/id_1152/nl/reviewDisp.htm (1379 words)

	Zork Grand Inquisitor Review and Walkthrough
		Gameplay is straightforward, using a extension of the engine first developed in 1996 for the preceding game in the series, Zork Nemesis (also well-received).
		Use of spells gradually acquired throughout the game adds an interesting dimension to playability (and is reminiscent of older games such as Death Gate).
		The game seems rigged so that Jack always loses, even if you're trying to let him win or if you keep selecting the same button (see Timelapse for a much more difficult version of this game).
	www.balmoralsoftware.com /zgi/zgi.htm (4902 words)

	Zork Series help
		Released in 1997 Zork Grand Inquisitor is a visit back to the famous landmarks that made Zork legendary: Flood Control Damn #3, the White House and GUE Tech.
		In the game you will spend the majority of the time hunting down the three lost artifacts that are used to restore the lost magic which once were present in the land of Zork.
		Released in 1996 in Zork Nemesis you will embark in a mission to uncover the mystery behind the Nemesis' curse by traveling through five mind-bending worlds to discover the ancient secret of alchemy that will free the trapped souls from evil's grip.
	www.computerhope.com /games/games/zork.htm (218 words)

	Amazon.com: Zork Grand Inquisitor: Computer & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Grand Inquisitor is the best graphical Zork yet, and one of the most consistently entertaining adventures of the year.
		Of course, your job is to usurp the technocratic Grand Inquisitor and his repressive anti-magic policies.
		While the basic item-gathering and puzzle-solving of Grand Inquisitor is far from innovative, the triumph of the game is its seamless, witty execution.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00002EIW1?v=glance (1304 words)

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