Aaron Hall's Dungeon Odyssey
If the answer to any of the above questions is yes, then you'll find Aaron Hall's Dungeon Odyssey exactly what the cleric ordered. From the same genius mind that gave the world the highly acclaimed Space Empires series, Dungeon Odyssey is an old-school computer role playing game that's easy to pick up but hard to put down.
Old school RPG flavors. Anyone who has enjoyed Rogue or Nethack will be instantly familiar with Dungeon Odyssey's rich gameplay; the game's colorful isometric graphics enrich the gameplay experience over its ASCII based cousins. No more struggling to imagine that the lower case 'b' is a giant bat attacking you when in dungeon odyssey you can see the bat menacing you in full color. The graphics are all built using bitmap images, meaning that all you have to do is open up windows paint to create a brand new horde of beasties to fight (or perhaps beautiful damsels to rescue); the standard game comes with over forty monsters type, ranging from your typical one hit point creature that can be squashed by simply tripping over it to terrible juggernauts that will eat your 5 vorpal sword for breakfast and ask for seconds.