Doriath (video game), the Ottomans agreed to permanently cede all of Hungary and Transylvania to the Habsburgs, with the exception of the Banat region. Morea was annexed by Venice, while Podolia was returned to Poland–Lithuania. Karlowitz was highly significant for both Ottoman and Eastern European history in general, for it marked the definitive end of Ottoman imperial expansion. Ottoman foreign policy in Europe during the subsequent eighteenth century was generally peaceful and defensive, focused on the maintenance of a secure network of fortresses along the Danube frontier. Sultan Mustafa II was overthrown in the 1703 Edirne incident, bringing an end to the 	Transformation of the Ottoman Empire
17757207	rule of the final Ottoman warrior-sultan, cementing the empire's transformation into a bureaucratic empire. Transformation of the Ottoman Empire The Transformation of the Ottoman Empire, also known as the Era of Transformation, constitutes a period in the history of the Ottoman Empire from to , spanning roughly from the end of the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent to the Treaty of Karlowitz at the conclusion of the War of the Holy League. This period was characterized by numerous dramatic political, social, and economic changes, which resulted in the empire shifting from an expansionist, patrimonial state into a bureaucratic empire 	Transformation of the Ottoman Empire
17757208	Abdul Latif Romly Abdul Latif Romly Dato' Abdul Latif bin Romly (born 31 March 1997 in Perlis, Malaysia) is a Malaysian Paralympic athlete who broke T20 long jump world record 3 times on the same day and won Malaysia's third gold medal on September 11 at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. He also won the gold medal in the men's long jump T20 event at the 2020 Summer Paralympics held in Tokyo, Japan. Athletics career. In 2015, Latif set a record-breaking 7.43 m leap to defend his T20 (intellectual disabilities) long jump gold medal at the 2015 	Abdul Latif Romly
17757209	Para Asean Games in Singapore. In 2016 Rio Summer Paralympics Games, Latif broke his own world record three times in the same day. He also earned Malaysia's third gold medal of these Paralympics Games. He was chosen as the Malaysian flag bearer at the opening ceremony. In 2021, Latif became the first Malaysian to defend his Paralympics title in the Men's long jump (F20) event with a leap of 7.45 m. Abdul Latif Romly Dato' Abdul Latif bin Romly (born 31 March 1997 in Perlis, Malaysia) is a Malaysian Paralympic athlete who broke T20 long jump world record 	Abdul Latif Romly
17757210	Doriath (video game) Doriath (video game) Doriath is a side-view action-adventure platform game released for the Commodore 64 in 1985. Plot. The wizard Elidaan the Loremaster descends into the underground labyrinth of Doriath in search of the immortality-granting Coronet of Arien, which was crafted by the Lord of Time, Atelan, and thrown into the abyss after he was spurned by the object of his affection, Fianna. Gameplay. Doriath" is a side-view action-adventure platform game set in the vast underground maze of Doriath, which the player explores in non-linear fashion by controlling the player character, a wizard. Basic  movement (running and jumping) is handled with the joystick. Spells are used by holding down on the joystick and pressing the fire button. The ultimate goal of the game is to retrieve the Coronet; in order to do so, the player must find the eight pieces of the Riddlescroll of Wurslea, which, when assembled, will show the Coronet's location. In addition, the player has a wisdom meter which they must increase to 100% by acquiring various useful items hidden throughout the caverns. Many of these items will expand the player's abilities, particularly the amulets that teach the player  spells. There are also dragons guarding some of the items that serve as rudimentary boss monsters and require specific spells to defeat. The player can also heal and protect themselves to various effect by drinking several types of potions (created from ingredients found in the labyrinth), as well as pick up various keys to get through different kinds of locked doors. The player selects items in their inventory with the F1 key, and uses them by pressing F7. Reception. "Doriath" received mostly positive reviews at the time of its release. "Commodore Horizons" gave the game 5/8 for graphics, 5/8 for  sonics, and 7/8 for gameplay, calling it an "excellent little cheapie", and comparing it to "Sorcery, Staff of Karnath, and any number of similar arcade adventures." It also praised the game for its "true combination of arcade skills – avoiding guards and hazards – and adventure strategies and mapping." However, the magazine considered the game's graphics to be merely adequate, and, judging it among budget titles, felt it inferior overall to "Blackwyche". Laurie Sampson of "Commodore User" gave it 3/6 for graphics, 3/6 for sound, 4/6 toughness, 4/6 for staying power, and 4/6 for value, saying it was "[s]plit fairly and  squarely between adventure and arcade", and noting that the game's audiovisual qualities were above average for a budget title; he also compared it to "Sorcery" in its focus on acquiring spells and items to overcome enemies and obstacles. He concluded that the "Doriath" was "[a] good helping of entertainment for those itching to get lost in a labyrinth." Zzap!’s two reviewers were somewhat split; Gary Penn called it "[a] fairly competent release and certainly a lot better than the other Rabbit/Virgin game, "Zyto"", but found the wizard’s jumping controls awkward and the game as a whole  overpriced for what it offers. Julian Rignall, on the other hand, called it "a pretty gruesome game", saying that the graphics were "very poor" and "badly animated", and also found the music "grating". He also said "[t]he instructions are very poor, with practically no indication of what you’re supposed to do", concluding that publisher Rabbit Software would have to "get their act together" in the future. The magazine gave the game a mediocre overall score of 47%, concluding that it was "[n]ot one of the better arcade adventures available but even so there’s a lot worse." A retrospective  article from Retro Gamer said it is still "tremendous fun to explore & track down the spell amulets needed to kill the various types of monster that range from snakes to dragons and kraken" but noted a long-standing rumor (apparently unconfirmed) that the game is "impossible to fully complete due to a missing amulet." In another retrospective, Kotaku also looked back on the game fondly, likening it to "Metroid". Doriath Dungeon describes the game in great detail, including confirming that there is an ending, achievable despite the missing amulet. Doriath (video game) Doriath is a side-view action-adventure platform