Designers
Michael Cranford, a devout Christian, named five of the cities in the game after cities mentioned in the New Testament: Corinth, Colosse, Philippi, Ephesus, and Thessalonica. This was his last Bard's Tale game because he decided to go back to university to study philosophy and theology.
Dave Warhol, who composed the music for The Bard's Tale II, founded his own game company in 1986, named Realtime Associates.
Bill Heineman (programmer of The Bard's Tale III) has said that the original name of this game was to be Tales of the Unknown - Volume II: The Archmage's Tale.
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