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Safety Information
Table of Contents
About Photosensitive Seizures
A very small percentage of people may experience a seizure when exposed to
certain visual images, including flashing lights or patterns that may appear in
video games. Even people who have no history of seizures or epilepsy may have
an undiagnosed condition that can cause these “photosensitive epileptic
seizures” while watching video games.
These seizures may have a variety of symptoms, including lightheadedness,
altered vision, eye or face twitching, jerking or shaking of arms or legs,
disorientation, confusion, or momentary loss of awareness. Seizures may also
cause loss of consciousness or convulsions that can lead to injury from falling
down or striking nearby objects.
Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you experience any of these
symptoms. Parents should watch for or ask their children about the above
symptoms—children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience
these seizures.
The risk of photosensitive epileptic seizures may be reduced by sitting farther
from the television screen, using a smaller television screen, playing in a welllit room, and not playing when you are drowsy or fatigued.
If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a
doctor before playing.
Other Important Health and Safety InformationOther Important Health and Safety Information
Other Important Health and Safety Information The Xbox Instruction Manual
Other Important Health and Safety InformationOther Important Health and Safety Information
contains important health and safety information that you should read and
understand before using this software.
Avo i d Da m a g e t o Yo u r Te l e v i s io n
Do not use with certain televisions.Do not use with certain televisions.
Do not use with certain televisions. Some televisions, especially front- or rear-
Do not use with certain televisions.Do not use with certain televisions.
projection types, can be damaged if any video games, including Xbox games,
are played on them. Static images presented during the normal course of game
play may “burn in” to the screen, causing a permanent shadow of the static
image to appear at all times, even when video games are not being played.
Similar damage may occur from static images created when placing a video
game on hold or pause. Consult your television owner’s manual to determine
if video games can be played safely on your set. If you are unable to find this
information in the owner’s manual, contact your television dealer or the
manufacturer to determine if video games can be played safely on your set.
Unauthorized copying, reverse engineering, transmission, public performance,
rental, pay for play, or circumvention of copy protection is strictly prohibited.
Usi ng the X box Video Game System .....2
Usi ng the X box Controller ...................... 3
Ga me Cont rols .......................................... 4
Ou r Story ...................................................6
Getti ng Started ......................................... 8
Saving & Loading Games .......................9
The Ga me Screen .................................. 10
The Spell Book
Spell S chool Pages .......................... 12
Runes Page ....................................... 13
Wi zardry Page ................................. 14
Options Page .................................... 15
The Nightcaster’s M i nions ..................... 16
Arra n’s Friends & Allies. ........................ 18
Enchanted Places .................................... 19
Collectibles ............................................. 20
Schools of Magic
Fi re Spells.......................................... 22
Water Spells....................................... 23
Light Spells........................................ 24
Dark Spells ........................................ 25
Cred its ...................................................... 27
Warranty.................................................. 28
Customer Support .................................. 29
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Using the Xbox
Video Game System
Using the Xbox Controller
1. Set up your Xbox™ video game system by following the
instructions in the Xbox Instruction Manual.
2. Press the power button and the status indicator light will light up.
3. Press the eject button and the disc tray will open.
4. Place the Nightcaster
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and close the disc tray.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for more
information about playing Nightcaster.
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To avoid damage to discs or the disc drive:
• Insert only Xbox-compatible discs into the disc drive.
• Never use oddly shaped discs, such as star-shaped or
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• Do not leave a disc in the Xbox console for extended periods
when not in use.
• Do not move the Xbox console while the power is on and a disc
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• Do not apply labels, stickers, or other foreign objects to discs.
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Our Story
he world has fallen into never-ending night,
plagued by a strange darkness called the
Layman’s Curse. It descended on the fields
like a cold, black mist, smothering the life
from all it touched, leaving the ground scarred and
barren. It is an evil spell conjured by the Nightcaster
in its bid to destroy humanity.
But the world has a champion, a young boy named
Arran, whose fate is about to be revealed.
One day, while playing with his friends, Madelyn and
Lochran, Arran encounters a mysterious glowing Orb.
It tells Arran of the Nightcaster and of its plot to destroy
the world. Arran, it explains, is the chosen one, the
redeemer who must fight the evil and relight the world.
Yet, victory will come at a high cost. Arran must learn
the ways of magic, but to do so he must be hidden away
for many years, away from his friends, his homeland,
and his parents. It is the only way. Reluctantly, the
boy agrees.
Years later, the fledgling wizard emerges to discover his
parents dead, his land consumed by evil, and his friends
leading a rebellion against hoards of vile creatures
inhabiting the world.
There is no time to spare. Armed only with an ancient
spell book and a staff made from a branch of the sacred
Yew Tree, Arran sets upon his quest to reunite the four
essences of Magic—Fire, Water, Light, and Dark—to
gain the power he’ll need to defeat the Nightcaster.
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Getting Started
To begin the game, press
START. The Spell Book
opens to the Main Menu.
Select the option you
want, and then press
the A button.
Saving & Loading Games
New Game
Begin a new game. Your adventure starts with a cinematic and
tutorial. To skip the cinematic, press START.
Continue
Load the most recently saved game from an Xbox Memory Unit (MU)
or the hard disk.
Game Demos
Check out demos of other exciting games available for your Xbox
video game system.
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Save (Mushroom Rings)
When Arran steps into a mushroom ring (see page 19), the Spell Book
opens to the Save page.
If the game was previously saved, the next available slot is
automatically selected. To save, press the A button.
If the current game has not been saved, or if you want to save to a
different slot, select a storage device (MU or hard disk), press the
A button, select a slot to save to, and then press the A button again.
Load
To load a saved game, select Load Game from the Main Menu or the
Options page. Select the storage device where your game was saved
(MU or hard disk), and then press the A button. Select the game you
want to load, and then press the A button again.
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Mana Indicator
Shows the amount of mana
(spell energy) Arran has.
Mana is used whenever Arran
casts a spell or uses a rune.
Mana replenishes itself
naturally, but it takes time.
Health Indicator
Shows Arran’s life force. When Arran is
attacked, his life force decreases. If he is
poisoned, the indicator turns green and his
health slowly drains until the poison wears
off. If the indicator runs dry, Arran will die
and you must restart or load a saved game.
Readied Spells
Three additional spells
stand ready to be cycled
into the Active Spell Sphere.
Any combination of spell
types can be placed in the
queue and can be changed
whenever you want using
the Spell Book.
Spell Level
Indicator
Indicates the power level of
the spell Arran is conjuring.
As a spell charges, the lights
flash to show what level is
ready to be cast.
Active Spell
Sphere
Contains the spell that
Arran is currently using.
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The Spell Book
Arran carries an ancient Spell Book given to him by the Orb.
The Spell Book contains several different types of pages that let
you manage the items Arran collects, select and control game
options, or view a summary of Arran’s accomplishments.
To open the Spell Book, press START. The game pauses when the
Spell Book is open. To turn the pages, use the left thumbstick.
To close the Spell Book and return to the game, press START again.
Spell School Pages
The Spell School pages store the spell spheres that Arran finds.
For each school of magic—Fire, Water, Light, and Dark—there
are four spell types. Each spell type can have up to three levels
of ever-increasing power.
Changing the Readied Spells
To change spells in the Readied Spell queue, select a spell on the left
page, pull the left trigger to cycle the spells in the Readied Spell
queue until the spell you want to replace appears in the Active Spell
Sphere, and then tap the right trigger to insert the new spell.
Runes Page
When Arran discovers a rune, it is automatically placed in its proper
slot on the Runes page.
To equip Arran with a rune, select it, and then press the A button.
To remove a rune, press the A button again. To turn a rune on or
off during gameplay, press the B button.
Storing Spell Spheres
When Arran picks up a spell sphere, it is automatically stored in its
proper Spell School page. Spell types appear on the left page and
the levels gathered for each spell are on the right page. Each spell
type has three levels, each with increased ability to do more damage
and strike more enemies. But be prudent—the greater the spell, the
longer it takes to conjure and the more mana it takes to cast.
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Wizardry Page
Options Page
The Wizardry page lets you allocate and manage mana balls, and
it provides a summary of Arran’s accomplishments.
Mana Balls
When Arran picks up a mana ball, the Spell Book opens to the
Wizardry page so you can allocate it to a school of magic.
To allocate a mana ball, move it over a school of magic using the left
thumbstick, and then press the A button. Choose carefully—a mana
ball cannot be reallocated.
Wizard Summary
Provides a summary of the spells that Arran has found, the number
of kills he has made, his favorite spell school, and the spells he has
used most often.
Select from the following options, and then press the A button.
To cancel a selection, press the B button.
Load Game
Load a saved game.
Controller
Display game controller functions.
Audio Settings
Set the volume levels for sound effects and music.
Thumbsticks
Enable or disable the left thumbstick button (Click
to Center Camera) and the right thumbstick button
(Click to Return Orb to Staff).
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Quit Game
Quit the game and return to the Title Screen.
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The Nightcaster’s Minions
The Nightcaster’s minions are vile creatures, enlisted to stave off
Arran’s magic and stop his advance. They are born from the four
essences of magic from which Arran draws his power—Fire, Water,
Light, and Dark.
Spells are most effective against creatures of the opposite magic.
Light spells work best against Dark creatures and Fire spells work best
against Water creatures, and vice versa. Conversely, spells from the
same magic, like Light against Light, do no damage. Light creatures
are yellow, Dark are purple, Fire are red, and Water are blue.
Beguilers
Cunning fiends like the Wraith King
that use their keen instincts to outwit
Arran, avoiding his magic until they
have the chance to strike with powerful
hexes and spells.
Here is but a sampling of what Arran may encounter…
Beasties
Small, despicable creatures like the
Rock Hopper that inhabit every corner
of the world. Alone, its assault is painful
but does little damage. However when
they attack as a hoard, they can be
quite menacing.
Spawners
Hidden nests of Beasties. The only
way to stop an attack is to find their
nest and destroy it.
Brutes
Big dumb monsters like the Ice Ogre
that rarely venture out to find Arran.
Instead, they wait for him to wander
near before attacking—sometimes
with brawn, sometimes with magic.
Bosses
Great brooding giants like
Bale, the Fire Dragon, are the
Nightcaster’s sovereigns of
evil. They are few, but so
powerful they are
uncontested in
their reign.
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Arran’s Friends & Allies
Arran is not alone in his adventure. He’ll meet many friends and allies
along the way.
Madelyn
Playfully demanding and artfully secretive,
Madi—as she is known to her friends—is
the object of Arran’s and Lochran’s admiration,
which she returns in kind.
Lochran
Fiercely loyal and full of youthful bluster, Lochran
is protective of his two best friends, but especially
of the fair Madelyn, for whom he has a special
fondness.
Villagers
The world is full of defenseless men, women, and
children who now reach out to strangers to rid
their land of evil. Arran will often be rewarded
for his help.
Enchanted Places
Spell School Changers
Spell School Changers align Arran
to a particular school of magic and
fully restore his health. When he
steps inside, the spells he possesses
from that school increase in power,
while his spells from the remaining
schools weaken. Arran remains
aligned with that school until
he enters a different Spell
School Changer.
Teleporters
When Arran steps into a teleporter,
he is magically whisked between
places within the land.
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Soldiers
Many honorable and brave soldiers dutifully
protect the villagers against evil. But theirs
is a lost cause if help does not arrive soon.
Mushroom Rings
When Arran steps into a mushroom
ring, you can save the game. After
saving, mushroom rings fully restore
Arran’s health. Use the mushroom
rings wisely, though—each can be
used only once.
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Collectibles
Spell Spheres
Arran starts the game with one
spell from each school of magic.
He acquires new spells and spell
levels by collecting spell spheres
that he finds along his journey or
receives as rewards for helping
those in need.
Mana Balls
Mana balls are vessels that store
spell energy called Mana. The
more mana balls Arran has, the
more mana he can store and the
more powerful magic he can
conjure. Each mana ball Arran
collects increases his mana
capacity by half a sphere.
Health Power-ups
Health power-ups immediately
heal Arran’s wounds and
replenish his life force, either
fully or partially.
Runes
Runes bestow Arran with special powers.
Fire Rune
A fiery shield that envelops Arran
and absorbs evil spells and fires
them back at the enemy.
Wat e r Rune
Grants Arran the swiftness
of a raging river.
Light Rune
The healing rays of the sun
bind Arran’s wounds and restore
his health.
Mana Power-ups
Mana power-ups instantly
increase Arran’s stored mana.
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Gives Arran the power of
invisibility so he can hide from his
enemies as long as he stands still.
If he moves or casts a spell, he
becomes temporarily visible again.
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Schools of Magic
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Fire Spells
Sky Fall
Flaming pieces of fallen stars fly
at the enemy.
Lava
The fury of the earth is unleashed and
a fiery river of lava sears the enemy.
Fire Glyph
The rage of fire burns the ground
and all trapped upon it.
Fire Ward
Controlled fire keeps out or contains the
enemies.
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Glacial Might
The chilling power of ice penetrates the
bones of the enemies and stops them cold.
Frost
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Winter’s Fury
The icy northern winds hurl deadly shards
of ice at the enemy.
Ice
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Water Glyph
A pillar of water streams upward, to the
misfortune of any caught within.
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Ice Ward
Powerful protective magic harnesses the
fluid nature of water to deflect attacks and
drive away the forces of fire.
Sentinel
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Light Spells
Dark Spells
Primal Light
The power of the sun smites the enemies
with blazing light.
Beam
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Thunder
A bolt of light energy strikes the foe with
shocking effect.
Strike
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Split
Light Glyph
Only Arran is protected from the scouring
force of light.
Glimmer
Glamour
Glare
Scarring Light
The power of light strikes the enemies with
earth-rending brilliance.
Flicker
Flash
Flare
Venom Strike
The dark touch of corruption slithers out,
infecting any victim with a deadly poison.
Viper
Adders
Serpents
Dar k Arc
Mana becomes dark energy, striking
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Surge
Bolt
Dark Glyph
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destructive energy.
Hex
Curse
Blight
Steel Death
Hardened metal blades strike the target
down and infect it with a deadly poison.
Blade
Mortis
Deathblow
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