Mysterious Song

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Cheat table for Mysterious Song on DosBOX 0.74-3. Tested on the game [Link] to run on DosBOX (on Windows 7, but Windows version shouldn't matter). To use, run the game in DosBox then open the table.

This is an obscure and very short but ridiculously difficult RPG that definitely requires a cheat table -- otherwise you would spend all your time just grinding with tiny amounts of xp from low level monsters. There's a 'tip' in the manual that says a particular monster could be difficult for even a level 50 party!
Unfortunately I haven't been able to include items or spells. They are stored in a way that I haven't been able to decipher yet. You can simply buy most items, and spells automatically become available as your characters level up, so the cheat table does provide a round-about means to access everything.

Allows editing of gold and all stats of all three characters. Hotkeys:
Alt+G: Freezes and allows increase of HP and MP (Godmode).
Alt+N: Sets XP of everyone in the party to next-level XP-1 so that your next kill will level everyone up.

Info: It is possible to edit your save file (MSong.sav) in Notepad to give both your casters all spells.

How to use this cheat table?

1. Install Cheat Engine
2. Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
3. Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
4. Keep the list.
5. Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1

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Fix: D'oh. So stupid of me. Left XP and Next XP as 2-byte records, drastically limiting how far the level-up script would take you.
They are now set properly to 4-byte records, letting you bump xp all the way to 980,000 (level 99, where the game caps out).

Change: Also, changed the hotkey for bumping up xp: instead of Alt+N it is now simply X. Note that this will bump up xp even if you use the x key in a different application, but to really benefit from this table you need to use it so often (between 50 to 98 times!) that the single key feels much better than the 2-key combo.

Change: The table also sets scroll speed to 10 on startup. The default scroll speed of 1 is just ugh.