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The Way of the Tiger #5
Warbringer!
"'An old score shall be settled. The Legion of the Sword of Doom shall conquer the City of Irsmuncast and bring its people into slavery. I swear by Sorcerak to kill you with my own hands.'"
Your perilous quest for the sceptre and orb has been a glorious success. Once again, your skills have ensured your rule of Irsmuncast. But now you return home to a city of death - overrun by evil hordes and threatened by an even greater army to come.
Honoric, leader of the dreaded Legion of the Sword of Doom, has vowed to destroy you and undo all you have done for your people. Are you strong enough to save your war-torn kingdom?
THE WAY OF THE TIGER is the role-playing adventure classic now revised and expanded for today. You choose the skills and martial arts moves to defeat your enemy, gaining knowledge and honing your abilities to use in further books.
"Are you ready for the Way of the Tiger?"
Your perilous quest for the sceptre and orb has been a glorious success. Once again, your skills have ensured your rule of Irsmuncast. But now you return home to a city of death - overrun by evil hordes and threatened by an even greater army to come.
Honoric, leader of the dreaded Legion of the Sword of Doom, has vowed to destroy you and undo all you have done for your people. Are you strong enough to save your war-torn kingdom?
THE WAY OF THE TIGER is the role-playing adventure classic now revised and expanded for today. You choose the skills and martial arts moves to defeat your enemy, gaining knowledge and honing your abilities to use in further books.
"Are you ready for the Way of the Tiger?"
220 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1986
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October 2, 2013
Swedish version.
September 14, 2023
Other than the innovative idea of having the player command armies waging war with various tactical and strategic options, this book did not offer as much of a thrill as the preceding titles. There were a handful of one on one combat, but they came across as random and not essential to advance the story, which was focused around the campaign to defend your kingdom against an old nemesis and his army of evil.
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