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Description	The intro from Assault on the Clone Master by Donald Brown as rendered in Eamon 2.0, Jon Walker's PC port of Eamon. You were walking away from the main hall when you felt that unpleasant wrench in your stomach again. You are in another universe. This time, you have your normal body and weapons. You just need to find your way back. You came upon a group of people who knew of your plight. They are rebels, and can return you to your world. They will show you the way, if you will only first go with some of their men on a raid in the fortress of the dreaded Clone Master. When they inform you that they will kill you if you don't go along, you agree immediately. Before the rebels will return you home, you must do two things-- Kill the Clone Master and destroy the device that keeps him in power --The Cloneatorium! Hit a key to go on...
Source	Screenshot captured by Huw Williams (Huwmanbeing) from the original program.
Date	1985
Author	Donald Brown, Jon Walker
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