Guide Dang It!: Two easily-overlooked items are necessary to defeat Zharradan: The elven dust and the crystal club, both of which are only found in the starting dungeon and can be missed by pure chance. The Speechless: The Creature can't speak, though it can (eventually) understand language perfectly well. Grog makes a game of asking yes-or-no questions to tease information out of you. Weak-Willed: The few occasions that the Creature is targeted with a Mind Control or Charm Person effect make for an immediate Non Standard Game Over. Since it was created by the Big Bad via Forced Transformation as a Super-Soldier prototype, the susceptibility to mind-control might be a deliberate feature. special thanks to Henrique Rodrigues

It Can Think: When you wander into Coven, the townsfolk take one look at the hulking, scaly, spiny, man-eating beast on the street and run for cover. You can then go shopping, to the utter bewilderment of the clerk who accepts your coin.Possibly not an error, but Daga Weaseltongue speaks with sentences starting with vowels (implying they are true) when first asked about Stittle Woad, and changes to sentences starting with consonants (implying falsehoods) when shown the ring of truth. Since the actual location of Stittle Woad is never established it is unclear which, if either, version is true. After their creation, the gods were astonished at thenatural grace and beauty of the white-haired Elvesthey had brought to life. The early priests of ShttleWoad were offered a 'bargarn' by theircreators. Thegods promised to watch ovet the Elves and providea good deal more protection than theyafforded theirother creations. In retum, each generation of Elvesundertookto choose an Elf maiden tobe Bloomed aseventual queen to rule over Eren Durdinath. Each

Yeti (10-18-7) also gets a Dark Elf arrow through the eye into the brain. Can’t overcome those random rolls that send us east in the beginning. Fighting Fantasy games will be removed from iTunes forever next week". Eurogamer. 8 August 2012 . Retrieved 26 August 2014. But still, I think the reviewer above has a valid point (...of sorts) that this could be an accidental piece of genius, the book unintentionally forcing the reader to think outside the box. And it's done in a way a video game probably couldn't hope to replicate. Phaiston have long avoided the tightly competetive defence sector, but the IRDA Act 2052 has given us the freedom we need to bring out something really special.The cheating is as follows: we'll make no rolls for combat, skills, or anything else, and we take no damage from anything. We will ride eternal, shiny and chrome. (Well, until we hit one of the many, many instadeaths or dead ends.) However, we will not cheat when it comes to items or information; if we need a bafomdad to get past the Skull Gate, our path through the book must collect it. The cover, although strange is brilliant and very eye-catching, but then I think Ian Miller's covers always are. (See FF10 and also the new cover for FF2.) The Brute: Thugruff, the powerful half-troll who trains Marr's soldiers and is a Genius Bruiser tactician. The statistics for the creature are determined in the same way as in other FF books, except you also have an instant death ability, meaning if you roll a double while fighting your opponent is killed instantly.