Into the Dungeon: A Choose-Your-Own-Path Book
Sep 2020 · Andrews McMeel Publishing
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You have heard tales of a place…a passage hidden away in the ruins of a forgotten castle, full of terrible dangers, and, for those who dare to face them, endless reward… Provisions are gathered, blades sharpened, and, trying to shake the feeling of dread, you set out to find your way…Into the Dungeon.
Into the Dungeon is a 100+ page choose-your-own-path game-in-a-book, where all you need to play is a pencil. The reader gets to decide which way to go and how to explore, with hundreds of different paths through the story. On some paths you'll find untold riches, ancient artifacts, strange creatures or secret passages, on others, you'll barely make it out alive (or die horribly.)
Into the Dungeon is a 100+ page choose-your-own-path game-in-a-book, where all you need to play is a pencil. The reader gets to decide which way to go and how to explore, with hundreds of different paths through the story. On some paths you'll find untold riches, ancient artifacts, strange creatures or secret passages, on others, you'll barely make it out alive (or die horribly.)
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About the author
Hari Conner is an award-winning comic artist and illustrator based in the UK, specializing in fantasy and educational illustration. Hari has a first class illustration BA (Hons) from Edinburgh University, and has worked on a wide range of projects from publishing to digital installations, merchandise and murals; as well as art for film, animation and tabletop games. Hari is currently working on The Adventure Zone Game with Twogether Studios and the McElroy family.
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