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*'''Start-of-Area Saving:''' As some levels in the game are made-up of more than one area, Winston the Ghost will offer you the chance to save inside a new area (after a load sequence), which often occurs before boss fights, using the phrase "Alright Dan, you've come a long way. I'd save if I was you!" | *'''Start-of-Area Saving:''' As some levels in the game are made-up of more than one area, Winston the Ghost will offer you the chance to save inside a new area (after a load sequence), which often occurs before boss fights, using the phrase "Alright Dan, you've come a long way. I'd save if I was you!" | ||
*'''Falling Damage:''' Unlike in the previous game, when falling from a height Dan will now receive damage. Dan will either lose health or die instantly, depending on the height from which he falls. | *'''Falling Damage:''' Unlike in the previous game, when falling from a height Dan will now receive damage. Dan will either lose health or die instantly, depending on the height from which he falls. | ||
==Characters== | |||
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*[[Sir Daniel Fortesque]] - The protagonist of the game. He was the captain chosen to lead the fight against Zarok, but was killed by an arrow during the first charge. He was later resurrected when Zarok returned to terrorize the land once again. This time Sir Dan was able to defeat his nemesis, restoring his name and proving himself to be a true hero. He is a skeleton with no lower jaw, therefore he humorously mumbles in speech although unlike in the first game, the player can understand him. Compared to the first game, his design was slightly modified. His head is a little larger, and he also wears leather gloves. | |||
*[[Professor Hamilton Kift]] - A nervous, fast-talking professor in the laboratory near an unused underground rail station. He's a somewhat short man with mechanical hands and a large head. He is skilled in different forms of science, philosophy, the occult and has a knack for creating inventions. Collecting the Chalice in each level provides him the materials to create a new weapon. | |||
*[[Princess Kiya]] - A soft spoken mummy who has been dead inside her tomb for thousands of years and enunciates every word she says carefully. She is blue in skin color and wears bandages. She knows embalming techniques and is grateful to Sir Dan for having rescued her from her eternal prison. | |||
*[[Winston Chapelmount]] - A cheery young ghost with large eyes. His name is a play on Winston Churchill. His history creates a spectral shadow, upon which he can be called to provide help for Dan. He teaches Dan how to find and use ancient magic. He also provides save points on long levels and on a few occasions relays Dan's earned weapon to him when he is unable to access the Professor's lab. | |||
*[[Lord Palethorn]] - The villain of the game. His motive is to find all the lost pages of Zarok's spellbook so he can gain control of London. He was once an acquaintance of the Professor and was the one responsible for damaging his hands before being banished from the cult. He is voiced by Steven Blum. | |||
*[[Mander|Mander ]]- Lord Palethorn's associate, he was turned into a lizard during the spell and is notably smarter than Dogman. | |||
*[[Dogman]] - Dogman is Lord Palethorn's muscle man. He was also another victim of Palethorn's spell, turning him into a dog. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
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*[[The Demon (level)|The Demon]] - The final battle with Palethorn's demon. | *[[The Demon (level)|The Demon]] - The final battle with Palethorn's demon. | ||
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==Cover art and CDs== | ==Cover art and CDs== | ||