Note that spell 'vending machines' may break after a few uses.

The higher the floor of the tower in which a spell is purchased, the more powerful the spell generally is. Coins can be collected to purchase spells. Note that some bottles contain wine, which will make Baron Baldric tipsy (characterized by spinning and hiccuping) for a short while. Drinks can be found in bottles and flasks, as well as in water fountains in towers. Food can be found in a variety of places, and some monsters will drop them when killed. As long as both the food and drink bars are not empty, Baldric's health slowly recharges (as long as he is not poisoned). If at any time, one or more of these two bars run out, Baron Baldric will slowly lose life until food or drink is consumed, and neither meters are empty.

Along his quest, Baldic must consume enough food and drink to avoid starvation and thirst. The food and drink bars show Baron's hunger and thirst, and they slowly decrease over the course of gameplay. He begins with nine lives in reserve (One life in Practice Mode), but when these lives are gone, the game is over. When his health meter runs out, Baldric loses a life.

Baron Baldric has a health bar showing his hit points, which decrease as Baron takes damage from monsters, is poisoned, or steps on traps. In each tower, Baldric must defeat all the monsters, destroy the monster generator, and obtain the Large Red Tower Key that opens the main door at the start of the level. Each tower consists of 45 rooms (5 floors with 9 rooms), 15 monsters, and 1 monster generator.

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