Post by a moderator on Jul 29, 2023 23:18:44 GMT
Dropping The Adventures of Goldhawk from this year's weekly gamebook-playing challenge to make space for the mini-adventure from Fighting Fantazine 17 left a blank slot or three, which I was keeping in reserve in case any new FF books (or another Fantazine) came out this year, but by now it looks unlikely that there will be anything new published.
If this year's challenge runs for just 52 weeks, that leaves just one blank slot to be filled, and there are a few magazine-published FF adventures that could go in there. Ideally, it should be something that at least some of the participants actually have the opportunity to play, so this poll is to determine what they would prefer. I can't stop anyone who's not playing from voting, but I'd prefer it if only those who are involved in the challenge were to cast a vote - and as a moderator, I can see who's voted in any poll, so if any outsider just can't resist sticking their oar in, I will know.
I've included the short version of Caverns for completeness' sake, even though it's pretty much identical to the full gamebook up to the point where you meet Redswift and Stubb. The other Warlock variants are more significantly different from the published gamebooks, while The Dark Usurper is a whole new adventure (albeit an obscure one, having been serialised across 3 issues of White Dwarf).
If this year's challenge runs for just 52 weeks, that leaves just one blank slot to be filled, and there are a few magazine-published FF adventures that could go in there. Ideally, it should be something that at least some of the participants actually have the opportunity to play, so this poll is to determine what they would prefer. I can't stop anyone who's not playing from voting, but I'd prefer it if only those who are involved in the challenge were to cast a vote - and as a moderator, I can see who's voted in any poll, so if any outsider just can't resist sticking their oar in, I will know.
I've included the short version of Caverns for completeness' sake, even though it's pretty much identical to the full gamebook up to the point where you meet Redswift and Stubb. The other Warlock variants are more significantly different from the published gamebooks, while The Dark Usurper is a whole new adventure (albeit an obscure one, having been serialised across 3 issues of White Dwarf).
