Zagor was powerful enough to terrorize two different worlds Titan and Amarillia.Īccording to the sage Ellagrim Grimalkin of FangZagor's first name is Oldoran, a name reminiscent of the ancient name for ZengisGoldoranthe town of his birth.
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Zagor may be referred as the most emblematic villain of the Fighting Fantasy series since he is the only one to be fought three times.
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Non-canon : This page is in full or in large part about non-canon information or a non-canon source of information. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this article by adding reliable references. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki.This article needs additional citations for verification. It featured the same choice of heroes as the gamebook, moulded plastic board and miniatures, and an electronic voiceover the character of Zagor. The gamebook's plot is directly reproduced in the second book of the series, Darkthrone. Jallarial does not appear in the gamebook, the wizard's role instead being taken up by Sallazar, who is alive and well. One major difference, however, is the recasting of the wizard character - in the novels, the wizard was a woman named Jallarialwhose brother Sallazar was killed before the story began. The heroes that the player can choose from are all characters from the novels, who worked together as a group to destroy Zagor. The paragraphs with a full page illustration were: 1, 13, 27, 40, 55, 68, 83, 98, and A series of novels featuring the arrival of Zagor to the land of Amarillia and the battle to defeat him, The Zagor Chronicleswere written by Ian Livingstone and Carl Sargent.
There were 30 full page illustrations and 6 minor repeated illustrations scattered throughout the text. The interior illustrations were by Martin McKenna. Legend of Zagor makes changes to how skillstamina and luck are calculated see "Unique Rules" below for further details and see Game System for details of regular rules that are still observed.
The player plays one of four characters who must destroy Zagorwho is recovering in Castle Argent after being banished from the regular Fighting Fantasy world of Titan. This Fighting Fantasy gamebook is the only one to be set in Amarillia. The matter was finally put to rest in when Livingstone confirmed that Carl Sargent was indeed the actual author. The book also consistently refers to a singular die as "a dice", an error not present in any of Livingstone's other books, but is present in Revenge of the Vampire by Martin. Legend of Zagor is markedly different in that the player has much more freedom to explore the castle and choose whether or not to enter certain places, and the various items found are mostly combat aids potionsspecial weapons, etc. Livingstone's style is considered distinct by many Fighting Fantasy fans, where the gameplay is usually linear, and the player is led through a specific plot and must collect a number of special items which are essential to the completion of a mission. While Ian Livingstone is credited with writing Legend of Zagorit was rumoured that The Zagor Chronicles co-author Carl Sargent who wrote gamebooks under the name Keith Martin was involved with writing the book since some elements of the book mirror his style. It was later republished by Wizard Books in There are currently no announced plans to republish this book as part of the Scholastic series. Legend of Zagor is a single-player role-playing gamebook written by Keith Martin credited to Ian Livingstone illustrated by Martin McKenna and originally published in by Puffin Books.
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