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Stormslayer (Fighting Fantasy)

Stormslayer (Fighting Fantasy)
By Steve Jackson, Ian Livingstone

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After years of peace, the kingdom of Femphrey is at war again - only this time it is with the elements! Devastating storms sweep across the country, destroying all in their path. Blizzards and floods threaten some areas while others suffer the worst droughts seen in centuries. But is this climate chaos all it appears to be? Or is there some dark design to this meteorological meltdown? You are a seasoned adventurer, known throughout the land. You have battled giants and slain dragons, but how can even a veteran warrior like yourself fight the weather? Are you ready to take up the challenge and face the perils that await you within the eye of the storm?


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #55797 in Books
  • Published on: 2009-09-03
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 352 pages

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About the Author
Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone are the creators of the Fighting Fantasy series which has sold many millions of books throughout the world. They also founded the Games Workshop chain and have since risen to prominent positions in the British computer games industry, at Lionhead and Eidos respectively.


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Another triumph from Jon Green4
I've been a fan of fighting fantasy now for decades (being a 30 year old fantasy buff) and remember when the series came to a saddening end in the mid 90's. luckily, in part thanks to jonathan green, the series has been ressurected (twice), and as a result, new gamebooks are on the go. Stormslayer is the third newie from green, after the excellent bloodbones and even better howl of the werewolf, and it's another triumph of storytelling and design. I love how the series has progressed, especially the detail of paragraphs which used to be just a few words in the old days, now their far fuller and really help immerse you in the story. I'm probably in the minority but i didnt think the illustrations were quite up to the previous two's quality, but they were still good, and on a personal note, i absolutely loved the challenging enemies of past, i thought the final opponent here was a little too easy to defeat (i'd just personally love a return to a final baddie with skill 13 plus but thats just a personal gripe) but on the whole, it's a great book, with an absorbing quest and cant wait for the next one! Keep it up and hope to read many more in the future!

Great fun5
I'm pretty new to the genre but have really enjoyed this book and am keen to start looking out more in the series. It's something different to your standard novel and I love the extra challenge it presents.