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I think the king or whomever that may set us on that quest might have given us some paperwork to give us permission to enter, and we'd be checked for them if we say yes. I say no.

(Btw, the most likely answer for Hasmaski's parent can be found on the Titannica wikia. Next time we're asked something about FF/Titan lore, it would probably pay to research a bit before answering.) There are certainly some things that we'll learn by playing through many games and it could be argu...

Ohh, this is the only new FF Scholastic publications that received better-than-negative reviews overall, too bad I missed the first part. Inspect the crime scene! (Btw, the most likely answer for Hasmaski's parent can be found on the Titannica wikia. Next time we're asked something about FF/Titan lo...

Firetop Mountain: The last random encounter we never triggered is an encounter with an NPC adventurer (one who features regularly in this author's works). Can't be killed, but if we win a combat against her and drive her away, we find the Eye of the Cylcops, which can be traded for gold at Trolltoo...

(If they'd said that destroying Salamonis was the endpoint, probably have voted to do other stuff). The book did not say so, but I did state in the beginning that the ending will be triggered once we conquer the most challenging city on the map. When you look the map and the descriptions in the tex...

Sorry, I was sick for the past 2 days... The lone, jagged crag of Firetop Mountain looms above the eastern edges of the Pagan Plains, its summit stained the eerie red colour that gives the peak its name. Several small insignificant hamlets cluster in the dales at the base of the mountain; their peas...

Add the Code word Marauder to the Code words box on your Adventure Sheet (and cross off Fang from its City slot on the Your Domain box if it was there). Your horde tears Fang apart in its quest for loot. The population of the city flees into the paddy-fields while the walls are torn down and the ho...

The lone, jagged crag of Firetop Mountain looms above the eastern edges of the Pagan Plains, its summit stained the eerie red colour that gives the peak its name. Several small insignificant hamlets cluster in the dales at the base of the mountain; their peasant inhabitants cower in their hovels as...

(I realize I made an error in my earlier summary: I wrote that Forest of Spiders is conquered, but in fact it was not. We only briefly passed through it, just like the other 2 forests. We really don't like fighting in forests, it seems.) You and your horde are departing from the white walls of Salam...

Well, Salamonis lies to the northwest, which is in the direction where Fang is, so we can head there first... The great southern walled city of Salamonis is the capital of the kingdom of the same name, and controls all trade into the fertile Vale of Willow. Ruled by the wise King Salamon LVII, its m...

Drinking the potion... You open the bottle and drain its contents. Luckily for you it really is a Potion of Fortune! You feel edgy and fortuitous – restore your LUCK to its Initial level. Remember to cross the Potion of Fortune off your Adventure Sheet . Now return to the paragraph number you were o...

I will proceed with buying the Potions of Fortune and Strength, since they received 2 votes. You and your horde have braved Trolltooth Pass and its potentially menacing distractions. The canyons echo eerily with your fading footfalls as you leave its claustrophobic confines far behind. Nearby, distu...

Trolltooth Pass is the true gateway to Allansia, connecting the Windward Plain to the Flatlands, and bordered by the Moonstone Hills to the north and the Craggen Heights to the south. It is a dangerous place, only three leagues across at its narrowest point, and dotted with the ghost-haunted ruins ...

Out of ideas where to go next? We've been to every area on the area at least once. To sum up: Fang: No more places interests left after Deathtrap Dungeon, but can get taxes and rest there (and slight chance of rebellion). Zengis: Destroyed. Nothing left for us unless we decide to spend cash on rebui...

You enter the stone circle and offer your prayers to the Ancestors, abasing yourself before the altar. You seek their help for your upcoming crusade against the enemies of your Tribe so that you may smite the servile and decadent into oblivion and grind their bones underfoot. To see if the Ancestor...

The Ancestors’ Shrine is an ancient rune-inscribed stone circle that has stood in this part of the Flatlands since time immemorial. Inside the circle is a large altar for the spirits of your Ancestors, as well as smaller altars for other gods, such as Gurrang the Bear God and Almor, Lord of Wolves....

(Where does it say it gets a free hit if we escape?) It's the standard rule when we flee from any combat, as I posted on the first page. You and your horde have braved Trolltooth Pass and its potentially menacing distractions. The canyons echo eerily with your fading footfalls as you leave its clau...

You and your horde bid farewell to the fey leafy wilderness that is the Forest of Spiders. By the lucky ears of Almor, none of your warriors fell victim to either the shape-shifting Elves or the devious Tree Spirits rumoured to lurk in its cursed glades of doom. Nharog’s eyes are bright with excite...

You and your horde are leaving behind the pocket-sized kingdom of Chalice and its surrounding fields of corn and maize. The soil here is fertile and you marvel at the peasants’ devotion to their crops, whereas you and your warriors would much rather go out hunting saiga and steppes-bison. "The...

It's not confirmed whether you can head to Trolltooth pass from Forest of Spiders, since we'd not visited that place before, but we wouldn't know until we go there... Darkwood Forest is a primordial stretch of woodland whose green depths conceal all manner of hidden terrors. If you have the Code wor...

The lone, jagged crag of Firetop Mountain looms above the eastern edges of the Pagan Plains, its summit stained the eerie red colour that gives the peak its name. Several small insignificant hamlets cluster in the dales at the base of the mountain; their peasant inhabitants cower in their hovels as...

You stagger out into the sunlight to the cheers of your men and the disbelieving stares of the violet-clad Trialmasters. You have survived Deathtrap Dungeon! For this feat you may add both 1 HONOUR point and 1 to your LUCK score. Also add the Code word Champion to the Code words box on your Adventu...

The corridor travels some way north and ends at a pit full of what appears to be bubbling yellow slime. It smells appalling! On the other side of the pit is the exit from Deathtrap Dungeon, through which you can see sunshine and blue sky. To get across the pit you are going to have to sprint and ju...

The passage you are following meets another coming from the opposite direction at a point where a third corridor heads north. Reasoning that the passage straight ahead will likely lead back to the entrance, you turn and trudge north, flickering glowstones fitfully lighting your way. Turn to 191. Th...

The hallway ends in a large square chamber whose floor is covered in bones, all of which appear to have been deposited by several chutes in the ceiling. Another passageway heads east. If you wish to search through the bones , Test your Luck . If you are Lucky, turn to 35. If you are Unlucky, turn t...