Fyre's Domain

TORPG is a game currently being coded by Ben McIlwain, Stephen Ratpojanakul, Greg Tucker, and Vincent Wong. Programming takes place in Ms. Collins Software Design class atMontgomery Blair High School in room 316.

TORPG is a roguelike game, similar to games such as Nethack or Slash'em. It is an improvement over previous roguelike games in that it is graphical, making it accessible to a larger numbers of modern gamers not used to ASCII-basedgames.
TORPG brings these innovations to the pack:
- a graphical interface
- a futuristic instead of fantasy setting
- a very elaborate inventory system, involving individual modulesthat can gain experience
The resolution of the main game display screen is 1000x800, with a200 pixel wide frame on the left of the screen taken up by the interface.
The interface contains the player's stats such as shielding, integrity, experience, bits, etc.
The player must survive all the way down to the end of thedungeon; all the while, the enemies get progressively harder.The player will find various modules and tools to use that willupgrade and make the player tougher.
ASMs (Automated Shop Machines) will be found along the wayto repair, upgrade, buy, and sell modules.
The game is turn-based, in the fashion of:the player gets a turn, then the monsters, then the player, etc.
There are two types of items the player will find in the game:modules, and tools.
- Modules are equipped into a slot and will continue working for as long as they survive.
- Tools, on the other hand, are one use, and will vanish upon using them.

Fyre's Domain 2002