Do you know RPGs? Jef Aldrich and Jon Taylor’s Düngeonmeister Book of RPG Trivia (Adams Media, September 24th) is here to put your knowledge to the test!
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Inspired by their wildly popular convention panel, this trivia collection has 400+ questions covering everything from classic tabletop games to modern video game connections.
Jef Aldrich and Jon Taylor, professional podcasters and authors of the Düngeonmeister series, co-host the System Mastery podcast. They review and comment on classic RPGs, blending humour with insightful analysis.
The book is pitched as something fun to do between games for a new game night, but I can see it as a drinking game. Amazon also displays a few sample pages, with answers written upside down in the bottom corner.
How many can you get right? Quite a few, I’d wager!
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Here’s one question written in plain text; “TRUE OR FALSE? Studded leather armour, a favourite of RPG thieves and rogues, is based on misreading historical text and never actually existed.”
The answer? That’s true.
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