One of the "Lone Wolf" series of fantasy game books in which the reader is Lone Wolf, the last Kai Master of Sommerlund. Each episode can be played separately or combined with the rest to create a role-playing epic.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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This is the third book in the Grand Master Lone Wolf series and continues the adventures of Lone Wolf. It's an excellent quest which will take you through a monstrous swamp, monster-infested snowed forests and into tunnels & turrets of enemy strongholds. The feel of the land you travel through is that of snow, but there is plenty of variation of the environment you will experience, This is typical of Joe Dever. Very few of the 28 gamebooks were based on a single type of environment. It's not an easy adventure, since there's plenty of combat. You will be tested severely during the whole adventure. The interior illutrations by Brian Williams are again superb and really bring together the atmosphere and feel that makes the Lone Wolf world so special. This review is a little late to say the least, since the books was published in 1991. (the last book, no.28, was published in 1998). Sadly, these gamebooks are no longer published...
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Yet another breathtaking adventure from Joe Dever
12 April 1997
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With the fall of Darklord Dakushna of Kagorst, his foul sorcerers, the Nadziranim, took control of the might city-fortress as well as its neighbor Akagazad. Civil war rages within these walls as the lesser reptilian Darklords, the Xaghash, fight for control of the city fortresses. It is widely believed that the legacy of the Darklands will never haunt Magnamund again...
But legend holds that the reason why Dakushna's weapon, the Doomstone of Darke, disappeared, is not benign. Legend holds that a Nadziranim stole the Doomstone, the most terrible of the seven doomstones created by the evil dragon Agarash the Damned in the Age of Eternal Night, along with the Nyras Scepter, a magical stave that held the Doomstone.
The vile Magnaarn, a Drakkar general, has recovered the Nyras Scepter, which reappeared in the wars, but the Doomstone is missing. Legend holds that it is imprisoned in the Temple of Antah, and that Magnaarn is dangerously close to finding it.
If the Doomstone is recovered, it can force any of the dozen chaotic Darkland cities to cede to Magnaarn their forces. Refusal would result in immediate destruction, so if Magnaarn recovers the scepter, the good land of Lencia could lose the lands of Nyras and Zaldir, its rightful territory...
You must journey to Western Magnamund, and thwart Magnaarn, or Lencia is doomed..
But legend holds that the reason why Dakushna's weapon, the Doomstone of Darke, disappeared, is not benign. Legend holds that a Nadziranim stole the Doomstone, the most terrible of the seven doomstones created by the evil dragon Agarash the Damned in the Age of Eternal Night, along with the Nyras Scepter, a magical stave that held the Doomstone.
The vile Magnaarn, a Drakkar general, has recovered the Nyras Scepter, which reappeared in the wars, but the Doomstone is missing. Legend holds that it is imprisoned in the Temple of Antah, and that Magnaarn is dangerously close to finding it.
If the Doomstone is recovered, it can force any of the dozen chaotic Darkland cities to cede to Magnaarn their forces. Refusal would result in immediate destruction, so if Magnaarn recovers the scepter, the good land of Lencia could lose the lands of Nyras and Zaldir, its rightful territory...
You must journey to Western Magnamund, and thwart Magnaarn, or Lencia is doomed..
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best Lone Wolf book of all time.
24 April 1999
By A Customer
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
I read this book before I really got inot the Lone Wolf scene, but it still remains the ultimate in gaming for me. The way Dever gives you so many options is quite astounding. I have never read a Lone Wolf book like this, and I doubt I ever will again.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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5 Jun 1997
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As usual, I enjoy Joe Dever's works. But one thing I find very annoying about this book is that there are too many errors. Most common errors are incorrect section entry to turn to which spoils the story. I usually read each section and find the one that is most consistent with the previous section then mark the correct section entry. However in this case there are too many errors and I do not have patience to do all the corrections
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