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Dudgeoh on September 5, 2009

Never heard of it. I got introduced to RPing via the Fighting Fantasy series.

celiaescalante on June 26, 2009

Wil, you make D&D sound so cool. I got to try it.

topl on June 20, 2009

roll 1-2 = attic, roll 3-4 = Mums house, roll 5-6 = wife threw it out

topl on June 20, 2009

lol - yeah I used to have that and a few others I loved them. I think I might still have it somewhere.. mmm but where

jamesenloe on June 19, 2009

HA! Wow, I actually DO remember that book.

Cubanasa on June 19, 2009

Didn't some people disappear playing that game? They became so wrapped up in it that they lost sight of reality. A few years later they showed up on planet eBay.

theloremaster on June 19, 2009

Dude! Those totally rocked!

cptbane on June 19, 2009

First D&D "Chose your own" I ever owned. Still have it if I look around hard enough.

lew7rch on June 19, 2009

CONTINUED:Decent backstory, good writing, meaningful choices, but... talking animal companions! As well, as in most Endless Quest books, battles are not handled very well, and the reader has no say in their outcome.

lew7rch on June 19, 2009

ore, the vast majority of choices are quite meaningful, which also leads to a quite high replayability factor. As well, a major plus is that you can return to previous sections to make different choices, increasing options tremendously. Continued: Dec

lew7rch on June 19, 2009

Continued: more, the vast majority of choices are quite meaningful, which also leads to a quite high replayability factor. As well, a major plus is that you can return to previous sections to make different choices, increasing options tremendously. Dec

edboomstick on June 19, 2009

Use to game/read those books all the time. My brother owns a gaming store now...he has most all the original D&D books..except (tries ta grab outta Will's hands) THAT..(rrrr) ONE!! LOL (LOL @ Emer4ldWolf Papa John's ad..tell me about it)

laroquod on June 19, 2009

Played it! Remember *these*? http://twitpic.com/7rjj0

lew7rch on June 19, 2009

The best of the first 3 books, for my money. Rose Estes' writing seems to keep getting better as well. Although there are plenty of meaty passages, unlike book 2, you don't go 10 pages without being offered a choice here in Pillars of Pentegarn. What's mo

LauraSem on June 19, 2009

Can I borrow that when you're done? hehe

javitrino on June 19, 2009

i had this in spanish...

bobbikay78 on June 19, 2009

Never heard of it...of course I never played D&D either.

blktauna on June 19, 2009

Dude, I think I still have it...

tlenze on June 19, 2009

Must gather ring, staff and cube...

rivvorz on June 19, 2009

Many moons ago!

EarthVsJazz on June 19, 2009

I have about 10 or 12 from the set.

tiffanyleigh on June 19, 2009

Got 'em all! Rose Estes wrote the bulk of the D&D CYOA's. My favorite was REVENGE OF THE RAINBOW DRAGONS b/c inside they had *stencils to make your own rainbow dice*.

barrymcw on June 19, 2009

Hellz yes I remember that book...and the cracked spine & the pages falling out due to countless re-readings.

Bluraven on June 19, 2009

Actually...I do. I used to have a couple Endless Quest books from the D&D line...thought they were much better than Choose Your Own Adventure!

pieceofpi on June 19, 2009

Powell's? They have every book that makes you say, Holy Crap! Remember that!?!