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Andrew Greenberg and Robert Woodhead sent parties into Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord, Sir-Tech's Apple II maze from 1981, with Werdna waiting below. Japanese Game Boy Color releases later carried the early scenarios.
Fighters, priests, and mages descend while you map a wireframe corridor by hand, because the screen will not draw the graph for you. Werdna waits under the maze, and a dead body needs a temple or it stays lost.
Those color handheld editions brought the same early scenarios to Japanese players long after the Apple II disks. A careful paper map is still part of surviving the proving grounds.
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