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* BewitchedAmphibians: At the beginning of the adventure, if you choose to attack Yaztromo instead of seeking his assistance, he turns you into a frog and drops you into the river at the edge of the forest.
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* OurOgresAreHungrier: In the first half of the forest lies the cavern of an ogre who has captured one of the two Goblins who split and stole the hammer.
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* OurOgresAreHungrier: In the first half of the forest lies the cavern of an ogre who has captured one of the two Goblins who split and stole the hammer. He's about to cook the still-living goblin when you stumble upon his lair.
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You are a sword for hire, owning nothing but your weapon, a leather armor and a rucksack for your possessions. You're travelling north, looking for a job, when you stumbled into a wounded Dwarf, delirious for the poisonous arrows in his body. In his ramblings, the Dwarf mentions a precious Hammer he must find in the dreaded Forest of Doom and deliver to someone named Gillibran in Stonebridge, as well as a sorcerer, Yaztromo, living in a tower south of the Forest. After burying the Dwarf and taking his money pouch, you head south towards Yaztromo's tower to begin a dangerous task: recover the Hammer of Stonebridge, split in half and lost in the depths of the Forest of Doom, and take it to Stonebridge, currently besieged by Trolls, in order to save the Dwarves from destruction.
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You are a sword for hire, owning nothing but your weapon, a leather armor and a rucksack for your possessions. You're travelling north, looking for a job, when you stumbled stumble into a wounded Dwarf, delirious for from the poisonous arrows in his body. In his ramblings, final moments, the Dwarf mentions a precious Hammer he must find in the dreaded Forest of Doom and deliver to someone named Gillibran in Stonebridge, as well as a sorcerer, Yaztromo, living in a tower south of the Forest. After burying the Dwarf and taking his money pouch, you head south towards Yaztromo's tower to begin a dangerous task: recover the Hammer of Stonebridge, split in half and lost in the depths of the Forest of Doom, and take it to Stonebridge, currently besieged by Trolls, in order to save the Dwarves from destruction.
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It also contains the first appearence of Yaztromo the Wizard, important background character of the series, as well as the locations of Darkwood and Stonebridge. Has a sequel in ''Literature/TempleOfTerror'' and the battle for Stonebridge is mentioned and seen in ''Literature/CavernsOfTheSnowWitch''.
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It also contains the first appearence appearance of Yaztromo the Wizard, an important background character of the series, as well as the locations of Darkwood and Stonebridge. Has a sequel in ''Literature/TempleOfTerror'' and the battle for Stonebridge is mentioned and seen in ''Literature/CavernsOfTheSnowWitch''.
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* ChasedByAngryNatives: What happens if you have to return to Yaztromo's tower passing through the hills. There's a discrete chance you won't be able to outrun them and end up killed.
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* ChasedByAngryNatives: What happens if you have to return to Yaztromo's tower passing through the hills. There's a discrete a chance you won't be able to outrun them and end up killed.them, resulting in your death.
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* EverythingIsTryingToKillYou: Darkwood forest really deserves its reputation as the Forest of Doom, given the sheer amount of hostile animals and humanoids dwelling in it.
* EvilSorcerer: Subverted with Arragon, who's dressed and acts like the stereotypical evil wizard, but [[spoiler: in reality he's a harmless charlatan who loves to scare people into giving him their belongings]].
* EvilSorcerer: Subverted with Arragon, who's dressed and acts like the stereotypical evil wizard, but [[spoiler: in reality he's a harmless charlatan who loves to scare people into giving him their belongings]].
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* EverythingIsTryingToKillYou: Darkwood forest Forest really deserves its reputation as the Forest of Doom, given the sheer amount number of hostile animals and humanoids dwelling in it.
* EvilSorcerer: Subverted with Arragon, who's dressed and acts likethe a stereotypical evil wizard, but [[spoiler: in reality he's a harmless charlatan who loves to scare people into giving him their belongings]].
* EvilSorcerer: Subverted with Arragon, who's dressed and acts like
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* ForcedTransformation: Yaztromo's favourite method of dealing with hostile adventurers. The crow you encounter early on in the forest is a transformed human, and Yaztromo has promised to turn them back if they can bring him 30 gold coins. It's quite possible he's the one who turned them into a crow to begin with.
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* ForcedTransformation: Yaztromo's favourite method of dealing with hostile adventurers. The crow you encounter early on in the forest is a transformed human, and Yaztromo has promised to turn them back if they can bring him 30 gold coins. It's quite possible he's the one who turned them into a crow to begin with. Yaztromo can also turn you into a frog if you're foolhardy enough to attack him.
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* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin: Bigleg tells your character to take a hammer to Gillibran before dying from arrow wounds.
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* ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin: Bigleg tells your character to take a hammer the Hammer of Stonebridge to Gillibran before dying from arrow wounds.
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* MagicPotion: Early on, the wizard Yaztromo will open his shop and can sell you a variety of magic items before you explore the dreaded forest, including potions that cure poison, potions that help you keep still during an earthquake, and two flavors of potions that respectively control plants and insects.
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* MagicPotion: Early on, the wizard Yaztromo will open his shop and can sell you a variety of magic items before you explore the dreaded forest, including potions that cure poison, potions that help you keep still during an earthquake, and two flavors of potions that respectively control plants and insects.
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* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: A Ghoul sealed in a casket inside a crypt in the middle of the forest holds the other half of the Hammer of Stonebridge. Like the one from previous books, it can paralyze you with three strikes but can be killed with Holy Water.
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* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: A Ghoul sealed in a casket inside a crypt in the middle of the forest holds the other one half of the Hammer of Stonebridge. Like the one from previous books, it can paralyze you with three strikes strikes, but can be killed with Holy Water.
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* PressXToDie: One of the first options given by the book, is to either attack Yaztromo, or follow him into his tower. If you choose the first option, Yaztromo will turn you into a frog and end your adventure right away.
* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear how he could have left the stone casket, whose lid is so heavy you'll need magic dust just to open it, in the first place. Maybe ghouls are really strong?
* SchmuckBait: Your quest aims to help the Dwarves of Stonebridge. The only Dwarf you can meet in the Forest, however, is from a rival city and is looking for the Hammer for his own plans.
* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear how he could have left the stone casket, whose lid is so heavy you'll need magic dust just to open it, in the first place. Maybe ghouls are really strong?
* SchmuckBait: Your quest aims to help the Dwarves of Stonebridge. The only Dwarf you can meet in the Forest, however, is from a rival city and is looking for the Hammer for his own plans.
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* PressXToDie: One of the first options given by the book, book is to either attack Yaztromo, or follow him into his tower. If you choose the first option, Yaztromo will turn you into a frog and end your adventure right away.
* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear howhe it could have left the stone casket, whose lid is so heavy you'll need magic dust just to open it, in the first place. Maybe ghouls are really strong?
* SchmuckBait: Your questaims is to help the Dwarves of Stonebridge.Stonebridge, so you might be tempted to think that any Dwarf you run into would want to help you. The only Dwarf you can meet in the Forest, however, is from a rival city and is looking for the Hammer for his own plans.
* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear how
* SchmuckBait: Your quest
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* TakeYourTime: Despite the impelling Troll invasion, the fact that you're free to return to Yaztromo's tower to search the forest again if you fail on your first try shows that you can travel days and days up and down Darkwood forest and Stonebridge won't fall.
* TooDumbToLive: Attacking Yaztromo, even after he kindly warned you, is the fastest and dumbest way to end the game.
* TooDumbToLive: Attacking Yaztromo, even after he kindly warned you, is the fastest and dumbest way to end the game.
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* TakeYourTime: Despite the impelling impending Troll invasion, the fact that you're free to return to Yaztromo's tower to search the forest again if you fail on your first try shows suggests that you can travel for days and days up and down Darkwood forest Forest and Stonebridge won't fall.
* TooDumbToLive: Attacking Yaztromo, even after hekindly warned you, warns you that his power is great, is the fastest and dumbest way to end the game.
* TooDumbToLive: Attacking Yaztromo, even after he
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* BalefulPolymorph: Yaztromo's favourite method of dealing with hostile adventurers. The crow you encounter early on in the forest is a transformed human, and Yaztromo has promised to turn them back if they can bring him 30 gold coins. It's quite possible he's the one who turned them into a crow to begin with.
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* ForcedTransformation: Yaztromo's favourite method of dealing with hostile adventurers. The crow you encounter early on in the forest is a transformed human, and Yaztromo has promised to turn them back if they can bring him 30 gold coins. It's quite possible he's the one who turned them into a crow to begin with.
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* TruthSerums: The Eye of Amber, when worn around your neck, can force people to tell you the truth. It's used to unmask Arragon the Magician.
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* TruthSerums: The Eye of Amber, when worn around your neck, can force people to tell you the truth. It's used to unmask Arragon [[spoiler:Arragon the Magician.Magician]].
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* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear how he could have left the stone casket, whose lid is so heavy you'll need magic dust just to open it, in the first place.
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* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear how he could have left the stone casket, whose lid is so heavy you'll need magic dust just to open it, in the first place. Maybe ghouls are really strong?
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* SociopathicHero: Maybe it is a slight case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness, but in this book you're given a chance to start a fight with ''literally'' everyone you meet, regardless if they're hostile or not, such as the man with hunting dogs, the centaur at the riverside, and a random dwarf. In fact, one of the ''first'' choices offered by this book is whether you'd like to attack Yaztromo or not!
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* SociopathicHero: Maybe it is a slight case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness, but in this book you're given a chance to start a fight with ''literally'' almost everyone you meet, regardless if they're hostile or not, such as the man with hunting dogs, the centaur at the riverside, and a random dwarf. In fact, one of the ''first'' choices offered by this book is whether you'd like to attack Yaztromo or not!
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* BalefulPolymorph: Yaztromo's favourite method of dealing with hostile adventurers. The Raven you encounter early on in the forest was cursed by Yaztromo, who has promised to turn him back if he can bring him 30 gold coins.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Yaztromo's favourite method of dealing with hostile adventurers. The Raven crow you encounter early on in the forest was cursed by Yaztromo, who is a transformed human, and Yaztromo has promised to turn him them back if he they can bring him 30 gold coins.coins. It's quite possible he's the one who turned them into a crow to begin with.
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** Similarly, some items found on the forest seem like they'd serve a purpose later on (e.g. [[spoiler:the wooden whistle]] and [[spoiler:the throwing knife]]) but never do.
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** Similarly, some items found on in the forest seem like they'd serve a purpose later on (e.g. [[spoiler:the wooden whistle]] and [[spoiler:the throwing knife]]) but never do.
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* UselessItem: One of the items Yaztromo sells ([[spoiler:Rod of Water-Finding]]) isn't used anywhere in the book.
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* UselessItem: UselessItem:
** One of the items Yaztromo sells ([[spoiler:Rod of Water-Finding]]) isn't used anywhere in thebook.book.
** Similarly, some items found on the forest seem like they'd serve a purpose later on (e.g. [[spoiler:the wooden whistle]] and [[spoiler:the throwing knife]]) but never do.
** One of the items Yaztromo sells ([[spoiler:Rod of Water-Finding]]) isn't used anywhere in the
** Similarly, some items found on the forest seem like they'd serve a purpose later on (e.g. [[spoiler:the wooden whistle]] and [[spoiler:the throwing knife]]) but never do.
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* EverythingIsTryingToKillYou: Darkwood forest really deserve its reputation as the Forest of Doom, given the sheer amount of hostile animals and humanoids dwelling in it.
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* EverythingIsTryingToKillYou: Darkwood forest really deserve deserves its reputation as the Forest of Doom, given the sheer amount of hostile animals and humanoids dwelling in it.
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''The Forest of Doom'' is the third entry in the ''Literature/FightingFantasy'' series of gamebooks, written by Ian Lvingstone.
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''The Forest of Doom'' is the third entry in the ''Literature/FightingFantasy'' series of gamebooks, written by Ian Lvingstone.
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** The tied up barbarian isn't the least bit grateful for being set free.
* UselessItem: One of the items Yaztromo sells ([[spoiler: Rod of Water-Finding]]) isn't used anywhere in the book.
* UselessItem: One of the items Yaztromo sells ([[spoiler: Rod of Water-Finding]]) isn't used anywhere in the book.
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** The tied up tied-up barbarian isn't the least bit grateful for being set free.
* UselessItem: One of the items Yaztromo sells([[spoiler: Rod ([[spoiler:Rod of Water-Finding]]) isn't used anywhere in the book.
* UselessItem: One of the items Yaztromo sells
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* UngratefulBastard: When you release the Goblin from the Giant's cage, the little bastard will still attack you.
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* UngratefulBastard: Several.
** When you release the Goblin from theGiant's Ogre's cage, the little bastard will still attack you.you.
** Helping a stranger out of a trap results in [[spoiler: getting some of your items stolen]].
** The tied up barbarian isn't the least bit grateful for being set free.
** When you release the Goblin from the
** Helping a stranger out of a trap results in [[spoiler: getting some of your items stolen]].
** The tied up barbarian isn't the least bit grateful for being set free.
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* {{Gonk}}: The strongman who owns the gauntlet of power needed for the second hammer piece doesn't wear a shirt and the way his muscles and body are depicted makes him look hideous.
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* {{Gonk}}: The strongman who owns the gauntlet of power levitation dust needed for the second hammer piece doesn't wear a shirt and the way his muscles and body are depicted makes him look hideous.
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* InescapableNet: One of the purchasable items Yaztromo can sell you, which you use to trap a sleeping ogre.
* LizardFolk: The book introduces the reptilian-like Shapechanger, as seen on the cover, this time disguised as a friendly Dwarf.
* LizardFolk: The book introduces the reptilian-like Shapechanger, as seen on the cover, this time disguised as a friendly Dwarf.
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* InescapableNet: One of the purchasable items Yaztromo can sell you, which you use to trap a sleeping ogre.
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* LizardFolk: The book introduces the reptilian-like Shapechanger, as seen on the cover, this time disguised as afriendly Dwarf.goblin.
* LizardFolk: The book introduces the reptilian-like Shapechanger, as seen on the cover, this time disguised as a
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* OurGiantsAreBigger:
** In the first half of the forest lies the cavern of a Giant who has captured one of the two Goblins who split and stole the hammer.
** There's also a humanoid Behemoth you can encounter in the forest.
** In the first half of the forest lies the cavern of a Giant who has captured one of the two Goblins who split and stole the hammer.
** There's also a humanoid Behemoth you can encounter in the forest.
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* OurGiantsAreBigger:
** In the first halfOurGiantsAreBigger: One of the forest lies the cavern of a Giant who has captured one of the two Goblins who split and stole the hammer.
** There's also a humanoid Behemoth you can encounterencounters in the forest.
** In the first half
** There's also a humanoid Behemoth you can encounter
* OurOgresAreHungrier: In the first half of the forest lies the cavern of an ogre who has captured one of the two Goblins who split and stole the hammer.
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* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear how he could have left the stone casket, whose lid is so heavy you'll need a magical glove just to open it, in the first place.
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* RiddleForTheAges: It's implied that the Ghoul in the crypt killed and ate the Goblin thief and then took the hammer head... but it's not made clear how he could have left the stone casket, whose lid is so heavy you'll need a magical glove magic dust just to open it, in the first place.
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