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Arduin (Tabletop Game)
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Arduin is a tabletop game developed by David A. Hargrave as an early alternative to Dungeons & Dragons. Its first publications were self-published by Hargrave as a personal project to use alongside friends, but its popularity inspired him to publish it publicly. Material in the late 70s was published by Grimoire Games and by Dragon Tree Press in the mid-80s, before the property was purchased by Emperors Choice Games and Miniatures in the early 2000s. The last major publication was The Compleat Arduin in 1992, a collection of earlier material.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Arduin is branded as a Science Fantasy game mixing science-fiction, horror and historical elements with fantasy, although traditional High Fantasy remains the dominant influence. | |
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Achievements in Ignorance: Exaggerated with the ibathenes, which have the ability to keep fighting for a number of rounds after they're killed because they're genuinely too stupid to realize that they're supposed to be dead. | |
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Adjective Animal Alehouse The Compleat Arduin version of Arduin Adventures: An illustration has a view of Elric's Castle as seen from Red Lantern Street. One of the buildings has a sign that says "The Dancing Termite", presumably an inn or tavern. Supplement Arduin Grimoire Volume 2: Welcome to Skull Tower. The following inns and road houses can be found in Arduin towns and cities as well as independently. Talismondé: The Dancing Termite, The Wild Whipporwill, The Fat Fox, The Scarlet Rooster, The Tourmaline Turtle, The Silent Canary, The Star Bear, The Merry Manticore, The Unique Unicorn, The benevolent Basilisk Khurahaen: The Wanton Wombat, The Velvet Turtle, The Fabulous Frog, The Wild Wasp, The Green Goblin, The Iron Swan, The Wayward Wyvern, The Reluctant Turtle Melkalund: The Silver Seal, The Sleepy Snake, The Timid Tiger, The Happy Harpy, The Adamantine Oliphaunt, The Lavender Lizard, The Emerald Dragon, The Phantom Firefly, The Wobbly Wookie Nytharna: The Yellow Toad Vorlnyaas: The Sapphire Salamander, The Carnelian Cat Tara: The Wild Wolf Watchtown: The Silent Serpent, The Fabulous Falcon Bridgewater: The Royal Rabbit, The Rainbow Dragon Lowbridge: The Happy Hobbit, The Opaline Ogre Hobbiton: The Grumpy Griffon Rosewater: The Drowned Rat, The Phantasmal Pheasant, The Golden Dove, The Prismatic Bat Leiberton: The Red Worm, The Golden Gull Quatermas: The Pack Rat Bordertown: The Lost Hobbit Ridgetown: The Golden Canary Owl Valley: The Golden Goose II Hillhaven: The Iron Horse High Bridge: The Bowlegged Dragon Small Harbour: The Prancing Porpoise Stoop House: The Marmalade Monkey Mickleby: The Iron Worm Easterly: The Gilded Camel. The Diamond Parrot, The Mithril Medusa Ox Haven: The Emerald Ox Pavane: The Timid Poltergeist Smallshire: The Jolly Giraffe The Quarries: The Marble Wyvern Independent road houses: The Flying Lion, The Flying Turtle, The Red Leopard, The Dancing Dolphin, The Lazy Leprechaun, The Flying Whale, The Prismatic Pheasant, The White Roc (in the Whispering Trees near Arkham), The Silver Frog, The Iron Spyder, The Smiling Wolf, The Flying Fox | |
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