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Narco_Sleepy on November 19, 2009

Remember it? I just recently bequeathed my entire Endless Quest / Fighting Fantasy / Choose Your Own Adventure collections to my son.

dudgeoh on September 5, 2009

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

kristen_nicoson on September 4, 2009

I have this one.

Thunderhowl on July 1, 2009

So awesome. That book really brings back memories both good and bad.

celiaescalante on June 26, 2009

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

Sde1027 on June 22, 2009

I never had the chance to ever play that... Well I guess I am making up for it playing WOW... lol

wdevoe on June 21, 2009

I still have the original version of this I got in Jr High. :) Not in as good of shape though.

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

ThePamKoo on June 19, 2009

WHOA....

crucislancer on June 19, 2009

I remember that book! I had most of the D&D Endless Quest books, and a good deal of the CYOA books. I still have "Dungeon of Dread". Sweat memories.

PaladinPhoenix on June 19, 2009

I still have this book. After seeing the picture, I went and found it. I'm looking at it right now. And I remember it scaring the bejesus out of me for that skeleton-girl picture as a kid.

Wendigoth on June 19, 2009

Hell yeah! Awesome book!

joshdobbin on June 19, 2009

rade, this did not seem like a losing scenario to me.

joshdobbin on June 19, 2009

..style dictated the protagonist was a powerless kid. In PoP, you WERE a powerless kid, but your party had a kickass fighter and a sexy elf. Also, one of the "losing" options was to be seduced by a tree-nymph and forced to live with her forever. In 4th gr

joshdobbin on June 19, 2009

Will you think more or less of me if I tell you I have all of them, AND the NOVA combat book series? Pillars of Pentegarn was one of the more awesome early ones, in that there were actual monsters and fights which occurred. Too often, the "YOU are there!"

Nikki_N on June 19, 2009

We have a few of those Endless Quest D&D books. My nine year old was reading one a couple of weeks ago. My husband hung on to them.

Hugo_Fuchs on June 19, 2009

I gave my copy away to my niece.

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.