Homeland II:
the Song of the Void
Twenty years have passed since you stopped the Devourer from entering this world... you have integrated mages into society, you have proven that magic can be used for the betterment of mankind. You have made the world a better place.
Yet in your bones, you feel him out there. In your dreams you hear him. His call echoes in the very fiber of your being, and you know that you are not yet finished with the Devourer. You hope that you have prepared the world...
Homeland II: the Song of the Void is an exciting new fantasy role-playing game for Windows 95/98/ME/2000. Homeland II features beautiful 16-bit 3-D graphics, an intricate plot, and a huge world filled with cunning towns, forests, caves, islands, and dungeons. Its party-based system allows extensive control over character development, and the real-time combat keeps the game moving swiftly.
Homeland II: The Song of the Void is currently under development. A demo version should be released in early 2002.
"People's perception greatly affects the market. When times are good, people are more free with their money. Presently, people are losing hope. They'll buy only what they have to...if they can afford it..." Tjerry mumbles under her breath, "...and steal whatever else they think they need."
Revised: Fri., Oct., 3, 2003 (14:24 EDT)
Copyright © 1998 Steven
J. Morris
sjmorris@[HUMANS-REMOVE-THIS]dragonlore.com
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