If tail comes down while she is chiseling it would lead to this death message: The scale could only be taken by timing the chisel when the tale first raises. In the first case, when Rosella is tasked to getting the scale from the sleeping crystal dragon, the dragon raises its tail occasionally as it sleeps, and then smashes it down.
The timer-bug death involving Valanice and the firecracker was modified to make it easier to get through, as well as the time limit for the volcano scene with Rosella in peril which lead to some extra deaths. The death from the dragon tail was removed. The game's credits screen in version 1.4 included a line referencing Graham in the game being played by Denny Delk, later versions removes this line, as there is no accessible scene with Graham in the game (there is an unused line from Graham which is of interest though). In a later release of the game, a few parts were omitted. (DOS and Win 3.1 versions are also included.) Drop the CD in and let your computer do the installation. KQVII 2.0 looks and sounds better, runs faster, supports the new functions of Win 95 including new Plug & Play features, gives you improved character control, and offers more save-game options. This is the same story from the seventh entry in the best-selling King's Quest series, but the game itself has been rebuilt to make better use of today's computers.
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