Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
The takeaway here is that I need to be playing in cheater mode, so I can go backwards on my choices when I click the wrong option.
The takeaway here is that I need to be playing in cheater mode, so I can go backwards on my choices when I click the wrong option.
Oh man, I remember that image from way back when I used to read FF.![]()
I brush the crumbs from my fingers -- they don't taste good enough to be worth finishing off -- as I continue down the tunnel.
Ahead of me, I hear the sound of chanting voices.
I pause at the entrance to a large cave. Ten robed and hooded figures kneel in worship before an ice statue of a demon.
There are two other exits from the cave, one to the left, one to the right.
((If you are wearing a cloak, turn to 384))
((If you are not, turn to 260))
((I haven't seen a cloak, so ...)
No, I think the way to beat the encounter was to have gotten the cloak from wherever it was and slipped past them that way.Do you think fighting the 10 robed guys would have turned out better?
It really varies. It's hard to die in Forest of Doom, ironically, but some others are real meat-grinders. I've seen people say this is one of the harder ones, but I think the strong plot of this one (there's a whole separate third act with a new setting after beating this dungeon, which I got about halfway through) makes this one worth it.So far, @Whizbang Dustyboots's foray into gamebook exploration resulted in two consecutive death. Since I mostly cheated combats when I was young, I didn't remember they were so deadly.
I have adapted Warlock of Firetop Mountain for use as a Shadowdark adventure, using the Arion Games AFF module. It's not bad, although I had to make a bunch of new monsters for Shadowdark (which, luckily, I love doing).I've sometimes thought about converting them to dnd adventures but it seems like a lot of work.