Thanks, glad you like it. For this one, I tried to stay true to Illusiat 6 through 12 style (8-9 and 11-12 for battles) style and also for nostalgia purposes, which explains the ASCII graphics, but I also tried to make sure the storyline, despite not being perfect compared to stuff other people like Zera can do, is considerably more developped than any of my other calc RPGs

It did? Nice ^^. When it initially came out (I think TravisE discovered it through a TI-81-related news comment I posted or over here on Omnimaga when he first got hired on ticalc), he absolutely wanted to feature it, but at the time, my entire author profile was still gone and I had no plan to bring my files back up there, so I told him it can't really be featured since ticalc.org only normally feature files included in their archives.

I am not super proud of this game itself, in terms of quality, but I thought it was cool that I could fit an entire RPG (even if a port of my smallest one) in the 81 memory, even if the actual RPG has two dungeon parts, magic animations, an animated intro and better level up system than the original.

EDIT: That game would be impossible on TI-Nspire OS 1.7 and below, btw, because it lacks the Input function. Input function on a 1990 calc but not on a 2007 one? Go figure >.>

Nice DJ!  Getting featured on an 81 game in incredible.  

Have you made any Illusiat 13 progress?

... might still require a custom battle engine just for that boss

Awesome!

except that I think I know what will be the final boss

I know who it'll be too:  Rick Astley!

what, not netham45?
And yes, definitely custom engine for that final battle, either way.

The only issue with a custom battle engine is that it adds several KB to the total size and may reduce the chances for this game to fit on a regular 83+

I could simply integrate the final boss moves in the current engine, but it may slow it down a lot and I wanted the final battle to look fast-paced

What I thought about is to put the battle engine for the final boss inside the final boss event program.

Also on the topic of Illusiat 81, someone on ticalc mentionned about the Input command with no arguments. I tried and the command is available on the 81 too. That could have been another RPG making method on the 81. Sadly, no pixel test, tho, and no Text( graph screen command.

Well, unfortunately I had no plans to continue it, but if I used Correlation this would be for another game, because Illusiat final games were meant to be ASCII, to remain true to the rest of the series. For Correlation, I had thoughts about maybe another type of game actually. If you say we can display a string outside the screen top, I could maybe attempt some sort of platformer with vertical scrolling.