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The Way of the Tiger #2
Les Parchemins de Kettsuin
You are Avenger, a Ninja warrior trained in the Way of the Tiger, an outstanding master of the martial arts.
After a long and dangerous journey you have successfully retained the Scrolls of Kettsuin, guardian of the Secret Word of Power. Your god Kwon's commendations have barely left his lips before you must face the malice of the gods of Evil, intent on preventing the Scrolls' return to their rightful place on the Island of Tranquil Dreams.
Are you ready for the Way of the Tiger?
After a long and dangerous journey you have successfully retained the Scrolls of Kettsuin, guardian of the Secret Word of Power. Your god Kwon's commendations have barely left his lips before you must face the malice of the gods of Evil, intent on preventing the Scrolls' return to their rightful place on the Island of Tranquil Dreams.
Are you ready for the Way of the Tiger?
283 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1985
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October 13, 2009
A continuation of your adventure in the world of Orb, with the same great detail, depth, action, violence, and illustrations. You are now tasked with facing the evil that would stop you from returning the scrolls you recovered in the first back to its rightful place.
September 12, 2023
After accomplishing the mission in the previous book, you make the return journey back to the monastery. Though going through different parts of the land of Orb, the story was nowhere as exciting as the first. I played through and managed to avoid many confrontations, making for a relatively easy and not too eventful trip.
March 20, 2025
Written by the author's of Talisman of Doom, it's set on the same outlier world.
Reminiscent of the Lone Wolf books, with similar use of skills and an ongoing storyline, as well as font and presentation. The kung fu combat mechanic, reliant on picking move, is more complicated than other gamebooks I've played.
Art is effective.
Reminiscent of the Lone Wolf books, with similar use of skills and an ongoing storyline, as well as font and presentation. The kung fu combat mechanic, reliant on picking move, is more complicated than other gamebooks I've played.
Art is effective.
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