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by johncoltrane
60 days ago
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I was 11 when I started roleplaying with gamebooks. I vaguely remember L'œil Noir as a classic among "Livres dont vous êtes le héros". The same year I saw the older kids play a full D&D campaign with the adults during summer camp. In the following months Casus Belli and Jeux & Strategies, two magazines dedicated to RPGs, gradually replaced comics… and we eventually put together an "official" club at our middle school, where we played D&D for a while, and more games as we discovered them: MEGA II, Paranoia, Rêve de dragons, le JRTM, Call of Cthulu, Zone, etc. Fond memories of Laelith ;-). |
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Oh yup I read/played those books too! The earliest one you could find the end by going, literally, to the last page of the book. Then at some point they changed that and you couldn't cheat anymore for the end was "hidden" at some random place on the book!
Thanks for reminding me about those (Cthulu I remember too!).