Nice post. These were my bag as I got into Endless quest prior to D&D. Particularly the early series had a real style on the covers.
It was really a genius concept to have you playing a named and developed character (as opposed to the nameless generic "you" in other gamebooks) which was a real intro to role-play.
My mum chucked my collection at some point after I moved out. I've slowly been rebuilding my collection from nostalgia which isn't easy in central Europe.
Nice post. These were my bag as I got into Endless quest prior to D&D. Particularly the early series had a real style on the covers.
It was really a genius concept to have you playing a named and developed character (as opposed to the nameless generic "you" in other gamebooks) which was a real intro to role-play.
My mum chucked my collection at some point after I moved out. I've slowly been rebuilding my collection from nostalgia which isn't easy in central Europe.
Oh no! Your story makes me sad. "He is Kveto, Cimmerian. He will not cry, so I cry for him."
Great Post! I just flashed back to being a kid lost in the magic of these adventure books!