An element of strategy is added due to the fact that optional Luck rolls may be made to affect the outcome of combat.

Luck goes down by one point every time it is tested in this fashion, but there are also opportunities to regain it during the course of an adventure. A roll equal to or less than Luck is a good thing a higher roll is a bad thing.

Luck points add another mechanic to the game from time to time, the reader has to roll two dice and compare the result to his or her Luck. This is repeated until someone dies from loss of Stamina. Enemies are frequently battled using a simple system in which the player rolls two dice for each combatant and adds Skill scores to each roll the fighter with higher total does two Stamina points' worth of damage to the loser. Characters have three main attributes (Skill, Stamina and Luck) which are randomly generated at the start of play, and items and treasures are collected and kept track of during the course of an adventure. The series was the first to include a complete set of rules to supplement the gameplay, and all of the books share the same basic system. Just as Choose Your Own Adventure popularized the basic style of gamebook in the United States, so this series established more advanced gamebooks in the United Kingdom. Sværd og trolddom (Borgen 1984-1991) (Danish) Gendai kyouyou bunko: adobenchaa geemu bukku (Japanese) Game System : Randomization Method : DiceĪventuras fantásticas (Brazil) (Portuguese)Īventuras fantásticas (Portugal) (Portuguese)īitki Bezbroy (Bulgarian) Language:Ĭomplexity Level : Advanced (Full Game System)

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