Warlock The Fighting Fantasy Magazine #12

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EDITORS-IN-CHIEF : Steve Jackson & Ian LivingstoneEDITOR: Marc GascoignePRODUCTIONMANAGER: Martin ClementGRAPHICDESIGN: Charles ElliottVISUALISER: Mark CravenPASTE-UP: David Oliver, Ian VarleyTYPESETTING: Julie Weaving, Gail MorganCOVERILLUSTRATION : by Chris Achilleos

, 1986ART EDITOR: John BlanchePHOTOGRAPHS: Charles ElliottADVERTISING: Ivor ChomackiPUBLICATIONS MANAGER: Alan MerrettPUBLISHED BY: Games Workshop Ltd, EnfieldChambers, 16-18 Low Pavement, Nottingham, NG17DL. Tel: (0602) 586108

Welcome to another issue of the worlds greatest games magazine, and whatan issue weve got for you! After last issues amazingly mega-brill ( PaulCockburn) colour Judge Dredd boardgame, we thought wed do it again! Thistime, though, its a tabletop battlegame featuring hordes of rampaging orcsand dwarves and using our special set of Fighting Fantasy tabletop battle rules,Fields of Battle, invented by the unstoppable Graeme Davis. Once again weadvise you to have your sunglasses ready before you turn to the centre pages.

And theres more! The real Steve Jackson writes about the ultra hyper stupen-dous ( Paul Cockburn) Warlock of Firetop Mountain boardgame, and tellsus all about his plans for the future of Fighting Fantasy. Elsewhere, young

Ashley Shepherd makes her debut as a Warlock writer with the first part of

our new series introducing the wacky world of rolegaming with a chanceto win a dozen Dungeons & Dragons sets too! Weve gone freebie mad againthis issue, cos were also giving away a dozen copies of a little book called,er, Titan The Fighting Fantasy World, which was written and edited bysomeone whose name I forget right now. Add to this the start of our new comicstrip epic, The Book Of Runes, a supersonic superhero solo adventure for youto play, and all the regular features, and youll see why we say that Warlockis the most awesomely stunning magazine in the entire universe (well, I likeit anyway).

Oh, and if you think this issue is great, just wait until you see the dreadedIssue 13 (cue dramatic organ music!!) itll scare the spots off Dereks nose!

Have fun!

CONTENTS

Omens & Auguries 4And now, for the very last timeever, heeeeeeerrreeess theslimebeast!

The Field of Battle 6Graeme Davies marches on,with rules for tabletop FightingFantasy!

Arcane Archive 12

Derek jumps up and down a lot;Paul Cockburn reviews thebooks properly!

Absolute Beginners 14Alright then, whats all thisrole-playing stuff then? AshleyShepherd reveals all!

Derek The Troll 17They say a change is as goodas a rest dont tell Derek!

Warlocks Quill 18Writings, witterings, whiningsand wit.

Out of the Pit 20A dangerous display of dastard-ly demons designed for yourdelightful delectation!

The Book of Runes 22Our new fantasy strip from the

warped mind and even moretwisted pen of Darren Chandler.

Paint Yer Dragon 24Rick Priestley gets back tobase-ics!

Return to Firetop Mountain 26Steve Jackson on The Warlockof Firetop Mountain boardgame

Deadline To Destruction! 28Oh my goodness, youve onlygot seven days to save Titan City!A superhero solo for FightingFantasy by Gavin Shute.

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problem-solving skills. Roll one die; add 6

to this number and enter the total in the

SKILLbox of your Adventure Sheet.

STAMINA:Your general health and fitness,

your determination and your will to survive

are all reflected in this score. Roll two dice;

add 12 to the number rolled and write in the

appropriate box on your sheet.

LUCK: This simply indicates how natural-

ly lucky you are. Roll one die, add 6 to the

number and record it on your Adventure

Sheet.

As youll soon see, your SKILL, STAMINA

and LUCK scores will change constantly

during our adventure. You should keep ac-

curate records of these scores, and for this

reason you are advised to write small in the

boxes or keep an eraser handy! However,

you must never rub out your Initial scores.

You may be awarded additional points to

your scores, but these must never exceedyour Initialscores.

Fighting Super-Villains

You may come across paragraphs in the

adventure which instruct you to fight a

villain of some sort. You should resolve the

battle in the following way:

First record the villains SKILLand STAMINA

in the first vacant Villain Encounter Box

on your Adventure Sheet. The scores for

each villain are given in the book each time

you have an encounter.

Unlike other Fighting Fantasy adven-

tures, you may not kill the criminals you are

fighting! As a sworn upholder of truth and

justice and all that sort of stuf f, you may

not take the life of a super-villain, no mat-

ter how evil he or she may be. But theywill

be attempting to kill you! If you manage to

reduce the STAMINA of your opponent to

zero, you have killed him and must lose 1

Hero Point as a result. When a criminal has

been reduced to 1 or 2 STAMINA points he

will surrender himself to you. The se-

quence of combat goes as follows:

1. Roll two dice for the criminal. Add his

SKILL. This total is the criminals Attack

Strength.

2. Roll two dice once for yourself. Add your

own current SKILL score. This total is

your Attack Strength.

3. If your Attack Strength is higher than

his, you have landed a blow; proceed to

Step 4. If the criminals Attack Strength

is higher than yours, he has landed a

blow on you; proceed to Step 5. If both

Attack Strengths are equal, you have

avoided each others blows; start the

next Attack Round from Step 1again.

4. You have landed a blow on your oppo-

nent, so subtract 2 points from his

STAMINAscore. You may use your LUCK

here to do additional damage see later.

5. The criminal has landed a blow on you,

so subtract 2 points from your STAMINA

score. Again, you may use LUCKat this

stage (see over).

6. Make the appropriate adjustments to

either the criminals or your own STAMINA

scores, and to your LUCK score if you

used LUCK.

7. Begin the next Attack Round (repeatsteps 16). This sequence continues un-

til the STAMINAscore of the criminal has

been reduced to 2 or less, or your own

STAMINA has been reduced to zero. A

criminal with STAMINAof 2 or 1 is semi-

conscious and will give himself up. A

STAMINA score of zero (for you or the

criminal) is equivalent to death. If you

kill a criminal, you must lose 1 Hero

Point, so be careful about this and use

your LUCKwhen appropriate.

Luck and Its UsesAt various times during your adventure,

either in battles or when you come across

situations in which you could either be

Lucky or Unlucky (details of these will be

given in the encounter itself), you may call

on your luck for help to make the outcome

more favourable. But beware! Using LUCKis

a risky business and if you are Unlucky the

results could be disastrous.

TESTING YOURLUCK. Roll two dice. If the

number rolled is equal to, or less than, your

current LUCK score, you have been lucky

and the result will go in your favour. If the

number rolled is higher than your current

LUCK score, you have been unlucky, and

you will be penalised.

Each time you Test Your Luck you must

subtract one point from your current LUCK

score. You will soon realise that the more

you rely on your LUCK the more risky your

task will be.

USING LUCKIN BATTLES: You now know

how to Test Your Luck. However, in battles

you always have the option of using LUCKeither to inflict a more serious wound on a

criminal you have just hit, or to minimise

the effects of a wound the criminal has just

inflicted on you.

If you have just landed a blow on your

opponent, you may Test Your Luck as

described above. If you are Lucky, you have

landed a severe blow and may subtract an

extra 2 points from the criminals STAMINA

score. If you are Unlucky, however, the

blow glanced off and it only did one point

of damage to the criminal lie, give him a

point back).

If the criminal has just hit you, you may

Test Your Luck to try and minimise the ef-

fects. If you are Lucky, you have managed

to avoid the full force of the blow. Restore

1 point of STAMINA (instead of losing 2

points you lose only 1). If you are Unlucky,

you have taken a more serious blow and

must subtract 1 extra STAMINA point from

your score (i.e. 3 instead of 2).

Dont forget that each time you Test

Your Luck you must subtract 1 point from

your own LUCKscore!

Restoring Skill, Stamina &LuckInstructions for restoring your cha-

racteristics through rest or healing will be

given in the paragraphs as appropriate.

There are no special healing potions in this

game!

Hero PointsAs you defeat super-villains and solve

crimes, you will be awarded Hero Points,

which should be recorded on your Adven-ture Sheet. They have little to do with your

main objective, which is, of course, to

locate and stop the Dynamo, but they are

a measure of how successful you have

been in your adventure. As you will find, if

you play the game again with a different

super power, the solution to the adventure

will be different so you can rate your own

performances with each of the four

powers.

Superpowers

Before you start your adventure, you shouldchoose which of the four super powers to

start with. You will also start the game with

2 clues. After you have chosen your power,

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your adventure, choose your super power,

locate and read the clues and enter the in-

formation on your Adventure Sheet.

SUPER STRENGTH: You have the strengthof many men. The muscles of your im-mensely powerful arms and legs bulgethrough the fabric of your costume. They

are developed to the point of perfectionand, in combat, you always fight with aSKILLof 13. You also have the power to flythrough the air at any speed you wish. Thisallows you to hover above the ground or tochase and catch up with the fastest jet.

You may choose two clues from thefollowing: 46 98 109 .

PSI-POWERS: Youhave extraordinary men-tal abilities. You are able to reach into thethoughts of most other humans land someanimals) to read their minds and influencethem. You also have limited powers to makeobjects move, and even to change theirvery nature. However, using these powersof yours is strenuous; each time you useyour Psi-Poweryou must deduct 2 STAMINApoints.

You may choose two clues from thefollowing: 109 125 98.

ENHANCED TECHNOLOGICAL SKILL(ETS): Your considerable intelligence hasallowed you to develop a whole collectionof hi-tech gadgetry. Through advancedmicro-circuitry designs, you have been ableto miniaturise most of these gadgets so

that they fit conveniently into a special Ac-cessory Belt worn around your waist.Whatever the situation, you are usually for-tunate enough to have something ap-propriate to use.


ENERGY BLAST You are able to summonup electrostatic energy from within yourown body and channel it out through yourfingertips. You can aim these Energy Boltsat adversaries or objects and your controlis such that you know before you aim

just how much power to use. You havetaken an oath, though, that you will onlyever stun humans, no matter howvillainous they may be.

When using Energy Blast,you need on-ly determine whether or not your aim istrue; if you hit a human opponent, the ef-fect will be an automatic stun. Test youraim by rolling two dice. If the result is less

than or equal to your SKILLscore your blasthas hit. If not, you have missed and normalcombat must be fought instead. Each timeyou use your powerful blast you mustdeduct 2 STAMINApoints, so use it wisely.


Now you are equipped and ready to do bat-tle with the forces of Evil. Turn to reference1, and let no man stand in your way as youscour the streets for the Dynamo inDEADLINE TO DESTRUCTION!

1

You rise early in the morning to begin your

crime blitz. As you munch through your

breakfast you listen to the radio and read

the morning paper. It seems that no one is

taking the Dynamos threats too serious-

ly, which is a little worrying. Still, you know

that you will find him and bring him tojustice before he can carry out his dastardly

plot anyway, so perhaps it is better if the

citizens dont get too worried.

As it is a pleasant sunny day you decide

to walk into work, strolling the few blocks

to your office. However, before you are not

halfway there, a police car suddenly

screeches around the corner, and you can

hear faint gunshots coming from up ahead.

Will you slip into your Silver Crusader

costume and follow the police car to in-

vestigate the trouble (turn to 114), or con-

tinue walking to work (turn to 19)?

2

Just as the Firefly is about to escape

through one of the many windows, you pull

out a Freeze-gun. Taking careful aim you

fire it at the super-criminal, striking him with

a bolt of ice which freezes him to the

spot! Cautiously you approach him he is

stone cold! You may have 2 Hero Points for

capturing the Firefly, who will have a long

stretch in prison to thaw out. Now turn to

25.

3

With precision timing that is a credit to your

powers, you make the door of a parked car

fly open as the thief runs past it. He slams

into it and falls over, clutching some sen-

sitive parts of his anatomy! The Security

Guard is close behind you, and quickly

retrieves the stolen handbags and wallets.

With a cheery wave you leave, though not

before you have added 2 Hero Points for

capturing the villain. Go to 113 .

4

You cast one last look at the blazing room

and see the Firefly jump out of the window.

By now people are falling down the stairs

and escalators in panic as they try and

escape the raging fire and thick choking

smoke. Finally you manage to get clear of

the building and out into the street, where

you rest for a while, panting and gasping

for breath. All the smoke you inhaled has

cost you 2 STAMINA points; you must also

lose 1 Hero Point (if you have any to lose)

for not trying to apprehend the Firefly. Turn

to 149.

5You manage to side-step Jaws, and close

for battle.

JAWS SKILL8 STAMINA11

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22

Before you can move, you feel your limbsstarting to freeze. A cold chill runs throughyour body; slowly, ice forms around youand you gradually slip into un-consciousness. In a matter of minutesTitan City has lost another superhero. Youradventure ends here.

23

Do you want to have a shot at this creature(who you know to be the notorious Cut-tlefish, the marauding mollusc)? If youwish to try, roll against your SKILLas usual.If you hit, turn to 189 . If you miss, or if youdo not wish to try and hit him, go insteadto 87.

24

You cannot aim properly while your armsare restricted. The only thing for it is tobreak your bonds. Roll two dice. If the resultis less than or equal to your SKILL score,

turn to 26; if the result is higher than yourSKILL, go to 193 .

25

Before you drag the whimpering Firefly offto the police you ensure all the fires are out.Luckily, damage seems to have been fairlyminimal good job you were around, eh?You may have 2 Hero Points for capturingthe Firefly; now turn to 149.

26

Finally you manage to struggle free. Quick-ly you dash over to the merrily-ticking

bomb-theres nothing else for it: you musttry and defuse it before it explodes. Rolltwo dice. If you roll higher than your SKILLscore, go to 64. If not (i.e. you roll less thanor equal to your score), go instead to 112 .

27

You concentrate hard on the gun in hishand. Slowly but surely, the barrel bucklesand warps until the muzzle is pointing backat him! Dripping with sweat after your ex-ertions you slump to the floor as the policedisarm the villain. You may have 2 HeroPoints for your capture of the gunman, butthe effort of bending that gun has cost youan extra STAMINA point lie, 3 instead of 2).

Now go to 66.

28

You fumble desperately with the bomb, butyou instinctively know that your attempt

has failed. In an instant Titan Citys hopes

are destroyed as the bomb explodes. Yourmission has failed and your adventure endshere.

29

You return the computer to the shop, andthen question the dazed Jaws. But eitherhe doesnt know anything or hes refusingto tell, as you learn zip all from him! Turn to149 .

30

You turn on the radio just in time to catchan emergency news flash. It is the onething you hoped never to hear missiles areheading towards the city, mysteriouslyfired from the military base a few milesaway. In despair you switch off the radio,knowing that the Dynamo now has totalcontrol of the armys computer launchingsystem. All is lost . . .

31

The firemen are angry that you havewasted their very valuable time. Lose 1Hero Point (if you have any) and go homein disgrace. Turn to 171.

32

Using your tremendous strength, youmanage to rip the jammed door out of thewall! The man is free. However, you reckon-ed without the cumbersome weight of thedoor and fall backwards with it crashingdown on top of you lose 2 STAMINApoints.

Feeling rather silly you push the door away

from you and stand up; you may have aHero Point for rescuing the man. Now gohome and rest turn to 171 .

33

You close your eyes and concentrate on thetwisted metal that is trapping the man, andslowly, ever so slowly, it begins to unwind,making the firemens work much easier.You may have a Hero Point for helping themfree the man; now go home and rest fromyour exertions turn to 171.

34

As you pass his door, you see your oldfriend, Captain Belcher, in his office Do yougo in and see him (turn to 167 ) or just passby (go to 63)?

35

You concentrate your mind on the rapidlyapproaching Fist and desperately try andmake its component cells resume theirprevious shape. In the nick of time, the fistreverts to its former shape Elastic Eddie!Quickly you move in to engage him in afight, but to your great surprise he gives up,obviously afraid of your masterful powers!Now turn to 129.

36

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know where the Dynamo is hiding out. Doyou have any idea where he could be? If so,go out and get him by turning to 96; other-wise, go to 30.

69

You work out a plan, and decide to stormthe house head-on. Turn to 173.

70

With perfect timing you punch the Fist justas it comes into range. In an instant thething turns back into Elastic Eddie, thenotorious rubber man. Eddie is obviouslysomewhat dazed, and you have no troubleapprehending him. Now go to 129 .

71

You arrive at the pool and buy your ticket.Finding an empty changing cubicle is noeasy feat the pool is obviously going to becrowded today but you eventually get oneand change into your trunks. Carefullyhiding your Silver Crusader suit you go tothe pool. Turn to 115 .

72

Have you an Energy Drainer? If so, turn to124 ; if not, go to 197instead.

73

As you approach the dastardly double-dealer, the Dynamo laughs and slowlyfades away! You were just about to arresta hologram! Suddenly you feel an enor-mous bolt of energy come crashing into

your back, knocking you flat on your face.You hear light footsteps approach you, andthe sniggering laugh of the real Dynamo.You try to stand, but you just cant find theenergy. The Dynamo fires another bolt; youare finished . . .

74

You arrive at the factory to find all theworkers milling around outside. Themanager comes over to you and tells youthat a strange plastic-like man is runningamok in the factory, and there is nothingthey can do to stop him. Will you enter thefactory after the criminal (turn to 37) or not(turn to 103)?

75

You have a very sore nose, and you havejust lost 2 STAMINApoints. Turn to 147.

76

You feel around for a while, but you dontfind anything. But all of a sudden ouch!Youve been bitten by a spider, a poisonousone at that! Roll a dice and take that manyaway from your STAMINA. Now roll two diceand compare them to your SKILL score. Ifyou rolled less than or equal to your score,turn to 40; if not, turn to 153 .

77Try as you might, you cannot make headnor tail of the wiring of the explosives. Youglance at the timer and are shocked to findthere are only five seconds left. Four three

two one. Zero! Titan City loses anothersuperhero . . .

78

You enter the shop at the same time as fivevery rough-looking skinheads, who im-mediately start picking up papers and drop-ping them on the floor, barging into people

and singing rather vulgar football songs atthe tops of their voices. The Security Guardarrives and calmly asks them to movealong, but his reply is a hefty shove whichleaves him sprawling clumsily on theground. In an instant the yobs set abouthim with fists and feet. Will you head fora back room to change into the SilverCrusader (go to 42) or would you ratherwait (go to 82)?

79

Try as you might you cannot free yourself.Without warning, the clock stops tickingand you know it is all over. Titan Citys

hopes die with you . . .

80

Ignoring your fans will do absolutelynothing for your image! Lose 1 Hero Point.And to add to your problems, therestaurant will only allow people in if theyare wearing a shirt and tie even if they arethe Silver Crusader! Dejectedly you walkhome, by turning to 13.

81

You quickly reason that the only way ofstopping the man is to throw something at

him. You notice a rubbish bin nearby, andhastily wrench it out of the ground. Rolltwo dice. If you score less than or equal toyour SKILL score go to 83; if you scorehigher, go to 185.

82

When the skinheads are finished with theSecurity Guard they look around for someother victim you! As ten rough hands grabyou, you pray that someone will step in andhelp before you are forced to use yoursuper powers, but you are dragged to theground. Suddenly there is a ripping soundand you look down to see your shirt in tat-

ters, exposing your Silver Crusader suit!With a gasp the toughs back away fromyou, and all around you people are pointingand gawping! Your secret is now out, andyour life as a superhero is over!

83

The bin slams nicely into the back of thethief, flattening him instantly. A SecurityGuard turns up and retrieves the stolenwallets and handbags, closely followed bya pair of policemen, and so with a cheerywave you leave them to it. You may have 2Hero Points for stopping the thief, beforeyou go to 7.

84

You nip round the corner into a convenientalleyway to change. When you return,Gears is where you left him. As he sees


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The energy bolt thuds into the thiefs backand he collapses face-down on thesidewalk, scattering the stolen wallets andhandbags around him. The Security Guardruns up, and immediately takes control ofthe situation, gathering together all the lootand making sure the robber is tightly

restrained. With a cheery wave you leave;turn to 148.

106

In front of your astonished eyes theDynamo fades away! Then, from behindthe heavy curtains, a taller, stronger figuresteps the real Dynamo!!

So, he sneers at you, you saw throughmy little holographic joke, did you? Heraises his arms and points them at you, hisfingertips crackling with static electricity.

Do you have anything with which tocombat your deadly adversary? If you thinkyou have, turn to 72; if not, you must grityour teeth and go to 197.

107

You quickly deduce that only two of thewires one red, one blue are actuallypowering the bomb. The rest are booby-traps and diversions. There is only onething for it: you must cut one of the wires.Of course, if you get the wrong one youmay get more than you bargained for as thebomb explodes! Well, is it the red wire (turnto 93) or the blue wire (turn to 58)? Makeyour choice it could be your last!

108

Using your amazing mental powers and agreat deal of mind-numbing concentrationyou force some of the surrounding metal tostretch and cover the troublesome hole.Quickly a workman dashes forwards andwelds the new cover shut with hisblowtorch. Well done you really are a hero!Have 2 Hero Points before you decide whatyou are going to do next. You may stay andexplore the plant (turn to 121) or you mayleave (go to 196).

109

Cyanide Cecil, the notorious poisoner, isrumoured to be on the look-out for morechemicals. He could be headed for theTitan City Chemical Plant, so if you find

yourself looking around the plant, you maydeduct 20 from the reference you arson tolook for Cyanide Cecil.

110

Obviously these cheap punks have no con-nection with the Dynamo. Before you takethem to the police, though, youd better

make sure the Security Guard is alright. Oh,and award yourself 4 Hero Points for yoursuccess. After youve done all this you mayturn to 149.

111

All of a sudden you hear distressedscreams coming from a building site on thecorner. Quickly you sprint over to the siteand squeeze through a loose plank in thefence. Once inside, though, there is no oneto be seen!

Suddenly there is a whistling noise fromdirectly above you. You look up just in timeto get a brick full in the face! The groundrushes up to meet you . . . Turn to 178 .

112

You quickly glean that only two wires ac-tually power the bomb the others arebooby-traps. There is only one thing for it:you must cut one of the wires. Of course,if you get the wrong one you may get morethan you bargained for as the bomb ex-plodes! Well make your choice, is it the redwire (turn to 93) or the blue wire (turn to58)?

113After leaving the Rollerama, you decide totake one of your regular strolls through theshopping centre. Everywhere is quiet,though, and there is not trouble needingyour help. Suddenly, though, there is thebleeping of your crimewatch, which isshowing the words Spuds the vegetableshop urgent! But thats right behind you!You spin round, just in time to catch a fistin the face! In an instant the world fadesout in a spiral of stars . . . go to 178 .

114

You catch up with the car as it slows to a

stop outside a group of run-down houses.At one window a desperate-looking manholds a gun to a young girls head. Acrossthe street, policemen armed with rifles andhand-guns crouch beneath cars. Thedetective in charge scurries over to you,and asks whether you want to go in first.Naturally you agree.

Which power do you possess?Energy Blast turn to 151 .E.T.S. turn to 127.Psi-Powers turn to 27.Superstrength turn to 173 .

115

You stop dead in your tracks as you aregreeted by a scene you thought youd neversee again. The pool is completely frozenover, trapping the frigid bodies of dozens

of swimmers. Your mind races back a fewyears surely the Ice Queen is in jail? Thena cold, clammy hand touches you on theshoulder, and you spin around to come faceto face with the Ice Queens old partner incrime Mr Frosty!!

The others are dead, he smiles, gestur-

ing at the swimmers, as you soon will betoo!! You are more than a little defencelessin your swimming trunks, and it occurs toyou that you must escape or freeze! Youcould make a dash for it and head for thechanging rooms to return as the SilverCrusader (go to 85) or you could stay andfight as you are (go to 22).

116

You arrive at a small, seedy bed-sit on thethird floor. Gathering your concentration,you grit your teeth, count to three and kickdown the door. Turn to 138 .

117The gunman does not hesitate. Themarksmans bullet hits you square in thechest, and your superhero days are over . . .

118

You rip out the straps without strainingyourself, and hurry over to the tickingbomb. Roll two dice. If you roll less than orequal to your SKILLscore, go to 107; if youroll higher, go to 141.

119

Finally you work out that only two wiresactually power the bomb the others arebooby-traps. There is only one thing for it:you must cut one of the wires. Of course,if you get the wrong one you may get morethan you bargained for as the bomb ex-plodes! Well make your choice, is it the redwire (turn to 93) or the blue wire (turn to58)?

120

You grab the porky prankster by the scruffof his neck and haul him to his feet. Youquestion him about his involvement in theDynamos nefarious plots, threatening to

make sure he only gets half rations inprison, and eventually he cracks. The blub-bery bully blurts out that the Dynamo hasa small room on 43rd Street. You hand thefat fiend over to the police, and may award


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yourself 4 Hero Points for his capturebefore you head for home and a nice longrest! Turn to 13.

121

There is nothing out of the ordinary here.If you dont know of anywhere else to goyou might as well leave the chemical plant

(turn to 196 ).

122

You concentrate hard on the Werebeastsmind, and slowly manage to force it toresume its normal self the devious Doc-tor Change! Knowing he is beaten, theshapechanging super-villain tells you all heknows the Dynamo has a small room on72nd Street. Dump the creep at Police HQand award yourself 2 Hero Points, and thenhead for the rubber factory by going to172 .

123

With stunning accuracy your shot slams in-to the mans back! In an instant he falls tothe ground, stunned and dazed. TheSecurity Guard puffs up, and retrieves allthe stolen wallets and handbags. Head forhome and turn to 111.

124

Turn to 197, but after the third round ofcombat, go to 60.

125

Doctor Change, the strange shapechanger,is none other than Norris Watts, who runsa kiss-o-gram service! If at any time youbecome suspicious of Dr Changes ac-tivities you should deduct 30 from thereference you are on to investigate him.

126

You return home and slump in front of yourTV, exhausted from the days superhero-ing! You flick the set on, just in time tocatch a desperate newsflash severalmissiles have launched themselves fromthe military base just outside the city, andare heading directly for it! You know this isthe Dynamos work, but you thought youhad more time. Now nothing can stop themissiles destroying Titan City . . .

127

To your disappointment, you have nothingthat could possibly help the situation. Ohwell, you shrug, itll have to be brute forceagain storm the house by going to 173 .

128

Before you can say a word, Cyanide Cecilhas dropped the vial and is sprinting in theopposite direction. You have a feeling thatthe vial was not all it was made out to be.Do you have Superstrength? If so, go to 89;if not, turn to 145 .

129You start questioning Eddie, but all youmanage to get out of him is a small pieceof paper, with the following series ofnumbers on it: 99 80 62 45 29. If you

can find the next number in the series youwill have found the Dynamos roomnumber. Now you can drop Elastic Eddie offat Police HQ, and give yourself 2 HeroPoints for capturing him. Turn to 133 .

130

You use one of the workmens spades toraise the drain. Carefully you climb downinto the sewer, and at the bottom of theladder four clammy hands reach out to grabyou. Its the Spider, the awesome arachnidwho dwells in the drains! If you have E.T.S.,go to 154 ; if not you must fight him.THE SPIDER SKILL9 STAMINA14

If you win, turn to 81.

131

The freeway is a scene of mass destruc-tion; cars, lorries, trucks, buses you nameit, its crashed! At the moment firemen are

trying to cut an injured man out of a wreck-ed car.

Which power do you have?Psi-Powers turn to 33.Energy Blast turn to 65.E.T.S. tu rn to 99.Superstrength turn to 32.

132

In a blinding flash you blow the door cleanoff, releasing the terrified man. You mayhave 1 Hero Point for aiding the firemen,and then go home to rest. Turn to 171 .

133

You drop Elastic Eddie off at Police HQ, andwhile you are there you can catch up on afew news stories. Turn to 34.

134

You reach the cinema to find it packed withscreaming fans. You can hardly see the topof Gears head, never mind interview him,so if you dont know anywhere else to goyou might as well slope off and do some

shopping instead. Go to 144 .

135

Your bolt hits the Fist full in the, er, thumb!In an instant, it changes back into ElasticEddie, who lies on the floor dazed and con-fused. You guess he might be ready to talknow, so turn to 129 .

136

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You drag the Spider out of the drain andbegin questioning him. In the hope of areprieve he tells you that the Dynamo hasa small hideout here in the city itself, on122nd St! When you do not let him go theSpider starts cursing you, but he can do lit-tle harm while he is enmeshed in the webs.You may have 3 Hero Points for capturingthis many-legged menace. Turn to 149.

155

You decide to try a shot that will catch allfive ruffians in one go! Since this is rathermore difficult than usual add 2 to your dieroll when making your aim check. If you hit,go to 8; if not, go to 166 .

156

You notice that Cyanide Cecil is quite ner-vous is he really telling you the truth? Youdecide to call his bluff. Do you have EnergyBlast? If so, turn to 184 ; if not, go to 128 instead.

157

You turn around to leave, but somethingheavy hits you on the back of your head.You fall to the ground alongside the brick,then black out . . . Turn to 178 .

158

You quickly comb the area, and eventuallyfind Watts hiding behind some dust-bins.Suddenly he claps his hands together andtransforms into a large and powerfulWerebeast. Slavering and drooling it shuf-fles towards you, flexing its claws. Do youhave Psi-Powers? If you do, turn to 122; ifnot go instead to 55.

159

Your bolt slams harmlessly into a wall asCyanide Cecil speeds around a corner. Bythe time you reach it the chemical creep islong gone. Oh well, you win some, you losesome. Turn to 196 .

160

Not that much has happened this morningso far, other than your spectacular captureof the Fly. But just as you are leaving, yourfriend Captain Belcher calls you back in to

look at a report just in of thousands ofmassive spiders pouring out of the drainson 112th St! Do you want to investigate(turn to 140), or would you rather ignore thesituation and go shopping (turn to 144)?

161

You carefully search the left lane, then themiddle lane, and then the right lane. No oneis to be seen. You decide that this is a futileexercise, and leave. Turn to 103 .

162

Quickly you whip out your Energy Gun andaim it at the Fist. As you press the triggera large wall of energy forms between youand the Fist, which smashes into it. Slow-ly the giant hand reforms into a very daz-ed looking Elastic Eddie. You turn the walloff, and grab Eddie. Turn to 129.

163You fire too high and too late, and the Fistsmacks you right in the face! Lose 3STAMINA points and fall over! The Fistchanges back into Elastic Eddie, who haulsyou to your feet and starts sluggin!ELASTIC EDDIE SKILL7 STAMINA10

If you beat the bendy battler, go to 129 .

164

You arrive at the Rollerama just as a swar-thy man clutching several wallets andhandbags rushes out. You hear severalcries of Stop that man! Stop thief! and theSecurity Guard appears, pointing at the

man who speeds away.Which of these powers do you have?Psi-Powers turn to 3.E.T.S. turn to 94.Energy Blast turn to 20.

Superstrength turn to 81.

165

Oh well, you think to yourself, another dayover. Lets head for home go to 171 .

166

The skinheads line up to fight you one ata time.SKINHEAD 1 SKILL7 STAMINA9SKINHEAD 2 SKILL6 STAMINA8SKINHEAD 3 SKILL8 STAMINA7SKINHEAD 4 SKILL6 STAMINA7SKINHEAD 5 SKILL6 STAMINA8

If you sort out the scummy skins, turnto 110.

167

Captain Belcher is pleased to see you asis Gerry the Grass, who you did not lurk-ing in the corner of the Captains office.Over a cup of coffee, the three of you chatabout local news, but gradually you steerthe conversation over to the Dynamo andhis threats. However, Belcher and Gerryknow even less than you do about thedastardly villain, and you give up and headfor home. Turn to 171 .

168

You direct all your attention to the straps

which are restraining you. Slowly, ever soslowly, the straps slip loose and you arefree. Now for that bomb! Roll two dice. Ifyou roll less than or equal to your SKILLscore, you must go to 174; if you roll higher,go to 28instead.


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169

Your energy bolt zaps past the thief and isabsorbed by the wall, leaving the thief toescape around the corner and away! Justnot your day, is it? Turn to 192 .

170

You concentrate hard, and a potted plant

on the sidewalk falls over, tripping the thiefup. You tear across the road and grab thestunned criminal, just as the police arrive.Well done! Have 2 Hero Points, and thenhead for home by going to 13.

171

You stroll home, and collapse in front of theTV. Its been another tiring day, and youdidnt even get any work done! You slowlydrift off into a deep restful sleep, duringwhich you can restore up to 6 STAMINApoints. Turn to 68.

172

When you arrive at the Dough-Play factory

you are greeted by the manager, who iswaiting outside along with his workers.Hello, Silver Crusader. Theres a strangeplastic-like man running riot in my factory.You gotta do something!

You instantly recognise the villain asElastic Eddie, the infamous villain who cancontort his body into many differentshapes like elastic. Will you enter the fac-tory to tackle Eddie (turn to 37) or wouldyou rather not (go to 103)?

173

You smash down the door and tumble into

the room. The gunman spins round, pushesthe shrieking girl away from him and aimshis gun at you Test Your Luck. If you areUnlucky, turn to 117 . If you are lucky thebullet misses; with a yell you spring at thegunman before he can fire again, andengage him in combat.GUNMAN SKILL7 STAMINA10

If you win, award yourself 2 Hero Points

and go to 66.

174

You discover that there are only 2 wires ac-tually linking the bomb to its detonator.Which wire will you cut the red or theblue? To cut the red, go to 93; to cut theblue, go to 58.

175

You now have a very sore head lose 3STAMINApoints. Now turn to 147 .

176

Before you leave, you help the staff put outthe fires. Now you can continue with yourshopping, by going to Smartins thenewsagents (at 78) or Comas Thook (at 9).

177

You grab the man by the arm and spin himround to come face to face with a set ofrazor-sharp steel teeth. Its Jaws, the manwith the metal mouth! Before you canrecover he lunges for your neck. Test YourLuck. If you are Lucky, turn to 5; if not, goto 10.

178

You wake up to find yourself strapped to achair in a very dark room! Suddenly thelights flick on, blinding you for a moment.How did you get here?

Hit by a brick turn to 175 .Punched out turn to 75.Hit from behind turn to 45.

Drugged turn to 199.Shot with a tranquiliser dart turn to

143 .

179

You nip across the road to apprehend thestunned robber. After returning the moneyto the bank and dropping the robber offat Police HQ you head for home. Oh, giveyourself 2 Hero Points before you go, thenturn to 13.

180

You take the escalator up to the Book &

Games Department. Glancing around yousee more of those strange Fighting Fantasygamebook things. You pick up one calledAppointment With F.E.A.R. and idly flickthrough it, wondering what its about.

Thats a good un! says a familiar voice.Slowly you turn around, to come face toface with Gerry the Grass. Of course, hedoesnt recognise you out of your uniform;quickly you stride away. Where will you gonow?

The clothes department turn to 195.The electrical department turn to 190.

181Back at your apartment you have a well-earned rest, and may recover up to 6STAMINApoints. Your rest is interrupted by acall asking you to go to the T.C.T.R.D. theTitan City Technology ResearchDepartment.

Hastily flinging on your costume youtear over there only to find that there isntany disaster or catastrophe they simplywant you. Theyve developed a newweapon, which theyd like you to test forthem in the field, as it were. Its calledan energy drainer. When you press the but-

ton on it, it will suck electrical energy outof the nearest power source.

You thank the scientists and carefullysecure it to your belt, wondering if youll


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Warlock The Fighting Fantasy Magazine #12