hi,
could someone please tell me what to do for the golden crate?
every time i either get killed by the king, or its that huge dino thing
am I supposed to take the pod myself or with the rats?
and what items will I need at the start?

Ulysses
Sat Nov 6 04:05:40 2010
The Golden Crate

Hi Ryan, Glad your 'enjoying' the gamebook

Regarding the start:

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Regarding the end:

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Hope that helps

Ulysses
Sat Nov 6 04:07:23 2010
The Golden Crate

Apologies to everyone for my previous post where I wrote "your" instead of "you're"...I'm mortified.

ryan97
Sun Nov 7 07:24:09 2010
The Golden Crate

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Ulysses
Sun Nov 7 10:23:18 2010
The Golden Crate

Ryan:

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ryan97
Sun Nov 7 12:05:34 2010
The Golden Crate

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Ulysses
Sun Nov 7 23:00:00 2010
The Golden Crate

Ryan:

You'll have to live with yourself knowing what you've done. But apart from that, no.

Ulysses
Mon Nov 8 04:50:23 2010
Return To G15-275

To all fans of the WWGB saga:

Episode 7: Return to G15-275 is still in development and has been expanded to 450 references. I've nearly finished writing, but it's quite a complex book and so there will be lots of checking to be done. Hopefully it will be entertaining and so hard that no one will be able to finish it. I've had high hopes for previous titles in the series, but some of you are far too clever.

Wayne Densley
Tue Nov 9 04:42:33 2010
Windhammer Competition

Arborell.com is pleased to announce that the winner of the 2010 Windhammer Prize for Short Gamebook Fiction is Stuart Lloyd for his impressive pirate adventure, Sharkbait's Revenge. Merit awards have also been won by Zachary Carango for his sci-fi adventure, Red World, and Ashton Saylor for his modern-day fantasy entry, The Gates of Heaven and Hell. Congratulations go to all who have been successful in this year's competition and a sincere thankyou to the authors of the entries that did not find success.

2010 has been a year of growth for the Windhammer Prize, the quality and diversity of the entries exceptional, the interest from readers greater than in all previous years. More than 1240 downloads of entries were made over the course of the voting period and the number of votes forwarded more than doubled those received in 2009. It has been both a busy and satisfying time for the competition sponsor and this can be attributed in the main to the quality and originality of the entries submitted.

I would like to thank everyone who submitted entries and to the many readers who took the time to download those works and forward their votes. It is greatly appreciated. At this time I would also like to invite all who enjoy gamebooks to consider entering the 2011 competition. If you are an author who wishes a competitive environment to promote your work then this is the competition for you.

May Glory and Renown follow all who have found success here.

Regards
Wayne Densley
Windhammer Prize
http://www.arborell.com/

ryan97
Wed Nov 10 00:56:30 2010
The Dead World

well, I went ahead in the series seperately and I must say, I like ht and co because of how you need to do things in a spacific order in ht, and you have to click use so menny times
btw, in the dead world

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Ulysses
Wed Nov 10 01:51:32 2010
The Dead World

Ryan:

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Kristopher James
Wed Dec 1 22:08:35 2010
General Chat

Hi guys, huge fan of this site and love some of the efforts. House of Horror II everybit as good as the original and love the dark humour in the Planet of the Spiders -both right up my street!

You guys inspired me to have my own little effort as I'm a fantasy author too and so I've printed a bonus "choose your own adventure" book as a partial follow up to my debut Lyrian. Sadly not as good as some here (you guys should consider print for some of these efforts!), but I'd love to give a few of the contributors on here a free copy if they like. it's the least i could do for some truly amazing efforts...

if you would like one just email me at lyrian@hotmail.co.uk and i will get one sent out. not sure if it will arrive by Xmas, but something to pass the drab january or give me a pointer of where i'm going wrong =)

Fernando
Sun Dec 5 13:06:38 2010
General Chat

This site is amazing!!! Finally one place on the net that capture the real fighting fantasy spirit!!!!

Jordan
Tue Dec 14 01:25:47 2010
General Chat

Hey Kristopher. I was curious as to whether your gamebook would be availlable exclusively to the admins of this site, or whether you'll send them out to us mere mortals as well. *Smile*. I'm always interested to read other's gamebooks. Also, when you finish it, you can submit it for download to the site, and if Andy likes it well enough, it'll probably be added for online play as well. Get back to me when you can. Hope all is going well for the rest of you guys, as well.

Steampunk
Sat Dec 18 12:27:40 2010
Bodies In The Docks

Hey, just a line to say that I really enjoy this site! I come back to it every few months to try a few more of the games.

Bodies on the Docks so far is my favourite- I love how there's no hint at the beginning what the theme really is. Instead, I was sucked in by the atmosphere, I was wondering where it was all going. And then the Deep Ones appeared...

Great stuff. I hope the site continues to be a resource for fans and writers of gamebooks!

Ulysses
Fri Dec 24 08:52:59 2010
General Chat

BACKGROUND
It was the 24th of December, and after turning on your computer, you logged onto the fighting fantasy project website...

Now turn to 1

1
As the guestbook page springs up onto your screen, you notice that a different entry is on top, someone has added a post! It has been a while, so you scroll to the bottom of the page.

If you celebrate Christmas, turn to 2
otherwise, turn to 3

2
You read the latest post, which says: "MERRY CHRISTMAS!"
You feel a warm glow in your heart. How sweet!

Turn to 4

3
You read the latest post, which says: "Have a GREAT DAY for no particular reason!"
You feel touched and special by this random well-wishing, wiping a tear from your eye.

Turn to 4

4
After you finish on the computer, you have an enjoyable evening, and the next day is loads of fun!

THE END

ffproject
Fri Dec 24 18:17:54 2010
A Midwinter Carol

A Midwinter Carol

I've made an online version of Kieran Coghlan's festive gamebook.

Tomorrow is the 14th of Snow's Cloak, the Midwinter Festival and all Arion is preparing for the festivities. All that is except you - Ethelred Samiar, the Baron Den Snau. You have no time for the present giving and "good will to all men" that this sanctimonious holiday demands. No, you have great plans for tomorrow. The Love of Libra Orphanage has failed to pay back the money you lent them and you're going to have the place closed down tomorrow...

Clive55
Sat Dec 25 18:48:28 2010
General Chat

lol, Ulysses.

Nice touch! Thanks for the walkthrough! :)

Jordan Sun Dec 26 13:02:38 2010 A Midwinter Carol	Thanks for the online version of Midwinter, Andy. Loved it. Looking forward to more works from this author.
	Thanks. You might also like to visit http://www.ffgamebooks-online.com, where an online version of Kieran Coghlan's Feathers Of The Phoenix has just been added.

Gonvilela
Fri Dec 31 11:25:22 2010
I'm Writing A Gamebook

Hi, Im a big fan of Fighting Fantasy, and I was looking for this site for a long time! I always dreamed of writing a Fighting Fantasy Book, and I have on little question about it:
Is it possible to make a FF WWII based adventure?

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