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Kveto's avatar

That game looks really high quality.

Interesting that they added lady Bradamante, since she was never used in Aurthurian legends. She's a character from the French Charlemagne legends, such as the Song of Roland. I guess there weren't any women warriors in the Aurthurian legends. (For my money, the Roland/Charlemagne cycle is superior to Arthurian legends).

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J.Q. Graziano's avatar

That is interesting! I wasn't aware of her ties to Arthurian legend and was meaning to look her up.

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Heavy Cavalry's avatar

Excalibur was a favorite, but I do have a dozen or more versions of the Arthurian stories. I remember the first time I read Le Morte de Arthur when I was 12 .

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J.Q. Graziano's avatar

The movie "Excalibur" still haunts me to this day. I've never read Le Morte yet, though.

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Heavy Cavalry's avatar

What a great looking unboxing, this looks amazing.

Arthurian legends along with Greek/Roman myths are what helped me along into RPGs as a young lad.

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J.Q. Graziano's avatar

You must have loved "King Arthur" the movie with Clive Owen then! I've been meaning to re-watch that one.

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Ian Schiffman's avatar

There are 2 actual CYOA games which are fun. I have Legacy of Dragonholt and Roll Player Adventures which I hear are good but haven’t had a chance to play yet. And I kickstarted Fighting Fantasy Adventures but it hasn’t arrived yet.

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J.Q. Graziano's avatar

Thanks Ian! I will check those out.

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Ian Schiffman's avatar

I own and have played the 2009 edition of Arabian Nights many times! It’s one of my favorite games. No surprise as I am a collector and enjoyer of choose your own adventure books and gamebooks. I’m hopeful to someday play this game as well!

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J.Q. Graziano's avatar

Cool, Ian! Any other games that are like CYOA that you enjoy?

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