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[[File:Ultima V.jpg|thumb|Ultima V]]'''''Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny''''' is the fifth ''Ultima'' game by Richard Garriott, published by [[Origin Systems]] and released in March 1988. It is the second game in the Ultima "Age of Enlightenment" trilogy.

This was [[Chris Roberts]] first job at Origin, where he assisted as Designer, his role being mostly support, helping write conversations.<ref name=":0" /><ref>{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/12952-Crossbow-Clarifications-And-Character-Animation|text=Crossbow Clarifications and Character Animation|accessdate=2013-04-08}}</ref> He appears in the game as a farmer working on an epic called [[Times of Lore|''Times of Lore'']].<ref name=":0">[https://www.wcnews.com/news/update/11157 Chris Roberts In and Around Ultima V], WIng Commander Combat Information Center, September 8, 2011</ref>

[[Martin Galway]] worked on the music.

''Ultima V'' plot is darker than in ''Ultima IV''. Britannia's king Lord British is missing, replaced by a tyrant named Lord Blackthorn. The player must navigate a totalitarian world bent on enforcing its virtues through draconian means.

''Ultima V'' sports numerous advances from ''Ultima IV''. The game world is larger, with more towns, further detailed dungeons, and an expansive Underworld to explore. Dialog with NPCs hosts more choices to make during conversation. World interactivity is further increased with new options to search, manipulate, and explore the player's surroundings.

The game requires to know the shortcuts, such as t to talk or o to open.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/p5Am0aZuBQI?feature=shared&t=2271 Happy Hour Museum: Pre-Christory - An Origin Story], Star Citizen, YouTube, 3 mars 2017</ref>

''Ultima V'' was followed by ''Ultima VI: The False Prophet'' in 1990.