Quest for Glory III: Wages of War

Quest for Glory III: Wages of War
Developer: Sierra On-Line Publisher: Sierra On-Line Platforms: DOS Released in US: August 1992 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has a notes page

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Debug Mode

Where to? dialog on boot (set as Fighter with all skills)

Originally one could dump the debug files from Police Quest SCI Remake or Laura Bow 2, rename them to 18.hep, 18.scr and 18.tex and place them in your QFG3 directory, but its only debug functionality was a WhereTo dialog at boot.

Fortunately, a fan patch restored the full debug, either by using SciCompanion to compile EricOakford's archive or just download them directly here or there.

Note a room and inventory lists can be seen in this archive's game's notes.

Here is a list of commands available:

Keys	Action
Alt + A	Show cast (info about all on-screen objects).
Alt + B	Change amount of money.
Alt + C	Control.
Alt + D	Toggles debugging.
Alt + G	Set/Clear flag.
Alt + H	Set hour of the day.
Alt + I	Get item.
Alt + K	Set one of the ego's skills.
Alt + M	Show free memory.
Alt + O	Create Obstacles.
Alt + P	Priority.
Alt + R	Show room info.
Alt + T	Teleport.
Alt + U	Return user control.
Alt + V	Visual.
Alt + W	Write Features.
Alt + X	Set all the ego's skills.
Ctrl + L	Note Logger.
Shift + /	Help for the debug mode.

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  Pressing ALT + I will bring up add inventory menu

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  Paladin given Keapons mage starter gift of Juggling Lights wrapper

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  Teleporting to a secret Room 550 lets you combat various monsters

Unused Graphics

Two alternate cursor graphics. Only a dagger with a colorful handle is used in the final game.

An angel that looks like a younger version of Khatib Maker'ram.

A different portrait for Reeshaka being possessed can be seen in View 835. When she is possessed, she uses the Blue Demon's portrait instead.

(Source: ATMachine, Boogeyman, Kuro-chan)

Unused Text

File 150.txt

The gates of Tarna are barred to you, and you cannot return.

This line is not necessary since the hero can approach and enter Tarna like usual. The hero won't get far, however, since there is a massive gate blocking the way.