Map Quests : The Dark, Cursed Forest. The Hybrid Role Playing, Board Game, Game book.: From The Storymaster's Tales. Solo-Four Players. Ages 8-Adult.

(Author) Oliver Bruce McNeil
Format: Paperback
Price: £12.99

Solo-Four Players PARTY PLAY for up to Fifty Players Includes optional QR code narrated soundscapes Easy to play Introduction This game has been designed to allow anyone to go on an adventure anywhere, at any time. Whether on a train, bus, camping or during a lunch break, you can open this book and enter a virtual world of adventure, one set in your mind's eye. It can also be played with friends, family or solo, regardless of whether they have played a game like this. There is even the opportunity to play with even more players in the Party Play mode. With multiple choices and random elements, you can make each time you play it different than before. You will also find QR codes to play soundscapes and narratives read by the author. How to Play Each player will create a character to play. The character has a few statistics, which should be marked on the STORY-LOG. The players also choose a Class to change their playing style and personalise their character. The book is divided into maps, which also have areas that the player should explore. Each area describes what it looks like, followed by four choices for the player to decide their action. Players then try to proceed through the adventure, finding gold, treasure, meeting monsters and strange encounters. They will complete the quest book should they complete the final primary mission.

Information
Publisher:
Independently Published
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
None
Language:
en
ISBN:
9798343862263
Publish year:
2024
Publish date:
Nov. 4, 2024

Oliver Bruce McNeil

Oliver Bruce McNeil was a prolific American novelist known for his groundbreaking work "Echoes of Eternity," a haunting exploration of love and loss. His lyrical prose and vivid imagery captured the hearts of readers worldwide, solidifying his reputation as a master storyteller in the realm of contemporary literature.

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