DRACULA UNLEASED  


 Not a complete walkthrough - just follow this and you'll 
miss a good part of the interest.  
28th: Go to Anis and get the cloth. Send a telegram to Janos. 
Go to Holman and get Harker's address. Go to the newspaper 
office and get Saucy Jack's (S.J.)  address. Then, go to S.J. 
and get the bookstore address. Go to Harker's home and get 
his office address.  Go to the bookstore and get the address 
for the asylum. Go to the asylum  and get the headknocker. 
Go to Holman and get the parcel and take it to  Harker's
office before 5 p.m. Get the cross on the necklace and go 
to Anis with the cross to get the rose. Go home and get 
a knife, then sleep.  29th: Go to the asylum and get 
Van Helzing's card. Go to Harker's home with  the rose and 
get some information. Send another telegram to Janos and one 
to Van Helzing. Go to Harker's office with the knife to get
information, then back to Harker's home to get further 
information. Go to Anis to 
get a letter, then to Hades with the letter to get some keys. 
Go home and sleep.  30th: Go to the bookstore VERY early in 
the a.m. with the keys and get the Journal. Go to the cemetery 
at 10 a.m. and meet the priest. Go to the asylum with the 
headknocker, then go to the university with the cloth. Go to 
S.J.'s with the journal to get information. Go to Harker's 
home with the journal, then go to Anis to get more information. 
Go home and sleep if time permits.  31st: Go to Harker's office 
to get information, then to Harker's home and get the cross. 
Go to the asylum and get a mallet and stake. Go to Hades to get 
information about a secret compartment, then go to the funeral 
at noon. Go to Anis to get information, then to the cemetery 
after 6 p.m. with the mallet and stake. Return to Anis to get 
further information; go back AFTER 9 p.m. to get more 
information. Go to Harker's home to get information, then back 
to Anis for even more information. Go to Hades with the cross, 
then sit back and enjoy the final scane and one of the finest
renditions of Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana" I've ever heard as 
the credits scroll through at the end.  


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