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Dungeons & Dragons: Endless Quest #34
Claw of the Dragon
You are charged with carrying a message to stop dragons from attacking your village. With your brother you must travel to the Ayrie before the evil red dragon convinces the other dragons to attack!
Updated for today's young readers, this action-packed series allows readers to jump right into their very own fantasy adventure.
Updated for today's young readers, this action-packed series allows readers to jump right into their very own fantasy adventure.
192 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1986
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August 28, 2015
Ah Endless Quest - attractive because they were published by TSR, the creators of D&D. Loved these when I was young. Quite different to Fighting Fantasy. Generally more story than FF but not as many choices.
So I was in the library and saw this, Endless Quest #1. After a bit of a search, I found it's a re-issue of #34 of the old series - never read it. It's fairly average, the story is ok but not great. The choices are fairly limited - in most cases, one option will result in an End and the other will continue the story. There were really only a few places where there were semi-diverging paths. One thing it has going for it is that the choices actually make sense. Ie the consequences of your choices make sense and you can make the 'right' choice with some thought. This is in contrast to most CYOA/FF gamebooks where the choices/consequences are often completely random.
An okay read but not really recommend-worthy.
So I was in the library and saw this, Endless Quest #1. After a bit of a search, I found it's a re-issue of #34 of the old series - never read it. It's fairly average, the story is ok but not great. The choices are fairly limited - in most cases, one option will result in an End and the other will continue the story. There were really only a few places where there were semi-diverging paths. One thing it has going for it is that the choices actually make sense. Ie the consequences of your choices make sense and you can make the 'right' choice with some thought. This is in contrast to most CYOA/FF gamebooks where the choices/consequences are often completely random.
An okay read but not really recommend-worthy.
February 20, 2024
For a book called Claw of the Dragon, the dragons don't really show up much in this book until the last 15 percent or so. Another kind of silly choose your own adventure book. I like these even though they are pretty goofy. This one does not have very many different endings, and you hardly get murdered at all which is pretty disappointing. Still generally fun and nostalgic however.
November 30, 2024
Ноктите на дракона е преведена на български през 1994-та и издадена от Аполо прес.
Книгата е подходяща за деца и неподходяща за възрастни, освен ако не я четат на деца. 156 страници е, но пътят до финала преминава през може би 30 от тях и се чете за минути.
Книгата е подходяща за деца и неподходяща за възрастни, освен ако не я четат на деца. 156 страници е, но пътят до финала преминава през може би 30 от тях и се чете за минути.
January 18, 2020
The adventure was so-so. And the leprechaun was incongruous. Only the illustrations were up to the standard of the better books in this series.
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