Knights Of Xentar Code Wheel Official

Once aligned, the cutout window on the wheel will display a single character (e.g., "K" or "3" or sometimes a Japanese kana symbol). Type that into the game.

Look for a KNIGHTS.EXE or DRAGON.EXE (often on abandonware sites). These remove the wheel check entirely. knights of xentar code wheel

First, a brief context. Knights of Xentar is the English localization of Dragon Knight III (also known as Dragon Knight 3 ), a Japanese adult-themed role-playing game developed by ELF Corporation and published in the West by Megatech Software in the mid-1990s. Known for its risqué humor, turn-based combat, and a notoriously grindy gameplay loop, the game achieved a cult following. However, as a budget title during the transition from floppy disks to CD-ROM, Megatech employed a common but easily lost anti-piracy measure: the code wheel. Once aligned, the cutout window on the wheel

, it is standard practice to find a "cracked" executable that skips the security check. These remove the wheel check entirely

The offset is determined by the current alignment of the inner wheel, which the player sets manually per symbol.

Knights of Xentar is famously buggy with the wheel — even typing the correct answer sometimes fails due to a space/case mismatch. If that happens, a cracked exe is your best bet.

In the golden age of MS-DOS, playing a game like (originally released in Japan as Dragon Knight III