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Curiosities
This section deals with products derived from various Games such as
action figures, puzzles, stickers, family board Games ..
If you know (or have) an item that could fit in this section, please
feel free to send me a description and a picture of it. I will gladly
include your item along with your name, if you wish so.
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Dungeons & Dragons Computer Labyrinth Game
Design : Mattel Electronics, 1980
Comment : (from the box) A GAME OF SKILL
"Find your way through the labyrinth on a touch-sensitive
electronic board. Electronic sounds help you locate labyrinth
walls. Walls shift with each new game." A GAME OF ADVENTURE
"Watch out! Electronic sounds tell you the dragon is after
you. Find and steal the treasure before the dragon gets you, and
you win!"
Article can be found here : http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/4820
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Quest for the Dungeonmaster figures
Design : M+B, TSR, 1986
Comment : You too can play with your favorite D&D TV cartoon
characters : Presto the Magic-User, Sheila the Thief, Hank the
Ranger and Uni the Licorne ! Those 2 inches plastic figures are
very well sculpted with bright colors. I don't know if the other
characters have be done (Eric the Cavalier, Bobby the Barbarian
and Diana the Acrobat) and with what game they could have been
shipped.
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Quest for the Dungeonmaster Cartoons
Comment : 3 seasons of Saturday morning cartoons (1983 to 1985)
with monsters directly from the Monster Manual and some well written
plots.
See the intro
(4 Mo mpeg) and hear the end
theme (wav) !
Links : The
Realm of Dungeons & Dragons, The animated series
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AD&D unlicensed monster figures
Design : ???
Comment : A few years ago, I found those two small hard-plastic
figures in a chinese bazaar : a Bulette and a Rust Monster. The
Rust Monster is about 2 inches long, so a little bit oversized
for use along 25mm figures.
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AD&D Instant Rub-Down Picture Transfers
Design : ???, TSR
Comment : There was a time where TSR licensed AD&D for use
on various school products (binder, text book ...). I think those
transfers were part of this initiative.
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AD&D Flipper
Design : 1987, Bally
Comment : see this
link to a flipper addict. He knows much that I'll ever known.
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Your item here ! (just email
me...)
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