Coded Messages

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The coded messages are found in Q1M1 of the DOS Abandonware version of Amulets & Armor. They do not appear in the maps included in the rereleased Classic Version of Amulets and Armor.

A "Rosetta Stone" type message was included in Q2M2 in Belisar's Tomb, which reads "My name is Belisar" in normal and encoded text.


There are seven notes total, and their transliteration is as follows:

1. nama aval as baal ha baalt tawar babal dragans ara has baasts

2. lavas agaan wath wafa matharastarta namad tha tawar baaldar raancarnata as baal astarta namad wafa baal mathar

3. rajact baal ambraca way trath lafa yhwh yhwh andraw apastla martyr

4. daanna as astarta falsa qaaan af haavan

5. baal astarta sarvants dagartha gaasarac alymas apalla mattan tawar namad than vatarax altrac araas

6. balasar dafandad kangdam almara fall fram graca axagaas bacama haratac haanrach saw trayapalla asaaas saw has glary

7. araas danaas tranaty achaaan gad as apalla tawar as an babylan


The translation of the notes (by replacing the "a" with appropriate replacement vowels is as follows:

1. Name evil is Baal he built tower Babel dragons are his beasts

2. Lives again with wife mother Astarte Nimrud the tower builder reincarnate as Baal Astarte Nimrud wife Baal mother

3. Reject Baal embrace way truth life YHWH YHWH Andrew apostle martyr

4. Dianna is Astarte false queen of heaven

5. Baal Astarte servants Jugurtha Gaiseric Elymas Apollo Mattan tower Nimrud then Vitorix Alaric Arius

6. Belisar defended kingdom Elmore fell from grace Exiguus became heretic Heinrich saw Troy Apollo Esaias saw his glory

7. Arius denies trinity Achaian god is Apollo tower is in Babylon

Note: The name "Namad" is note 2 is likely a typo, and was likely intended to be "Namrad", as "Nimrud" appears in Q7M3. "YHWH" referenced in note 3 is likely a typo as well. Likely intended to be "Yahwah" which would translate to "Yahweh".