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Version 2.9.5 · 2025-06-25
- corrected some links in the compendium
Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.9.5, updated 2025-06-25.






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Forget Smaug, Voldemort or the White Walkers! The real bad guys are waiting for you in Silversword. Ready your sword and spells and prepare to face the evil.
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The expansion "Rise Of The Dragons" is here! New maps, quests, creatures, items, skills and the mighty Dragoncaller class await you! Enjoy your stay in the Dragonlands! Hint: don't throw your rubies and diamonds away if you intend to enjoy the expansion.
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Gamepro Award 87/100 Points!
Over 100 hours of roleplaying fun!
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"I got goosebumps while reading through
the manual for the first time. iOS devs just
don't make games on this scale.
It's such a poetic app."
All the best,
Michael Lane
Senior Writer | FreeAppsArcade.com
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