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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Golden Dragon Fantasy Gamebooks were a series of Choose Your Own Adventure-style books written by Dave Morris and Jamie Thomson (who would later go on to create The Fabled Lands series). It was released in the 80's, but was slightly more intricate than many similar series of the time. The player was required to manage statistics like health and agility as well as the items they found on their adventure. Notable in that one score the player didn't keep track of was their warrior prowess, as the difficulty of battles hinged more on the relative strength of the player's opponent. Combat was resolved by rolling two dice and consulting a chart. For instance: |