Fighting fantasy d20!

[Eternalknight]

Never mind about the publisher... Matthew Sprange just let us know it is a new company called Myriador.

 

[Mirth]

Ahh, the joys of the internet. See what happens when you type Myriador into Explorer's address bar?

 

[Desdichado]

I never liked Warlock of Firetop Mountain -- it had every tedious dungeon crawl cliche available. Even at that age, I was agin it! If they convert Forest of Doom or City of Thieves or some of the more interesting books, though, I'll be all over them.

 

[Krug]

Now are they going to include a d20 with every book?
It can't be d20... without a d20!

 

[senodam]

After a mooch on the forums I found some interesting news, in June this year the guys at Myriador have two new books planned- Deathtrap Dungeon, and Shamutanti Hills. It seems they're doing the whole Sorcery! series as a mini campaign. Sigh- bye bye FR, time to change worlds.

Oh, and they are doing Titan and Out of the Pit in D20 rules too.

 

[Joshua Randall]

Here's hoping that the actual gamebooks are better written than Myriador's grammatically atrocious press releases. BLECH.

 

[Flexor the Mighty!]

I loved the FF books, I think I played just about all of them until around 1989 or so. We used to trade them in class and play them during lectures in 7th and 8th grade. We made dice out of paper or used chits to play. I loved the art work in a lot of the books. It had that dirty Warhammeresqe feel, the British style I used to call it. I'm going to have to hunt some of those down on E-bay...

 

[Mouseferatu]

Sigh... And here I was all fired up about going to SJ Games at GenCon, finding out who had the license for the Sorcery! series, and proposing a D20 campaign series based on it. I so wanted to work on that...

Oh, well. At least I get to read 'em fresh this way.

And yes, they must be mine!

 

[Zander]

I spoke to the guys at Myriador and they said that the FF modules should be hitting UK stores in about 2 weeks.

 

[Eternalknight]

I spoke to the guys at Myriador and they said that the FF modules should be hitting UK stores in about 2 weeks.

Wow, that soon??? Cool

Ok, so we have The Warlock of Firetop Mountain and Cavern of the Snow Witch first. The latter seems an odd choice, as it definately wasn't one of the best FF books. Then we have Deathtrap Dungeon and The Shamutanti Hills... too cool!

And possibly Out of the Pit and Titan... Out of the Pit basically already exists in the form of the Monster Manual...

So let's hope now we get Citadel of Chaos and hopefully House of Hell for d20 Modern!