The World of Fighting Fantasy

A blog about anything and everything to do with the classic gamebook series, Fighting Fantasy, and the Fighting Fantasy world, Titan. Analysis, discussion, news, reviews, comment, etc.

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Friday, 12 December 2014

The Geography of Shadowmaster

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No time for anything brand-new this week, what with the Christmas rush and lots of work deadlines. So here are some of my observations on t...

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Saturday, 6 December 2014

The northern borderlands of your kingdom

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At the start of The Forest of Doom , you are told that "You are an adventurer, a sword for hire, and have been roaming the northern bo...

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Saturday, 29 November 2014

The Doughnut of Doom

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Ian Livingstone's first solo Fighting Fantas y gamebook, The Forest of Doom , was an important landmark in the history of the series. I...

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Saturday, 22 November 2014

The location of Zanbar Bone's Tower (and rambling in the Allansian countryside)

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Ian Livingstone's City of Thieves , the 5th Fighting Fantasy gamebook, was the second one of the series I read, having found it and Is...

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Wednesday, 19 November 2014

The Crossing at the Crossing

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Just a quick one, prompted by the map of the area around Firetop Mountain in Brett Schofield's excellent Advanced Fighting Fantasy ada...

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Saturday, 15 November 2014

The geography of the start of Demonstealer

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As you might have worked out by now if you've been following my posts, I like a good geographical conundrum in the world of Fighting Fa...

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