knightmare board game
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I was looking at the bit about the board game on Knightmare.com, it looks pretty interesting, especially the artwork.
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The board game is very neat, although the rather weird movement rules mean that you can spend hours going round and round in circles on level one.
With some help, I invented a set of 'advanced' rules for the game a few years ago. It introduces the life force clock and extra uses for the clue items on the board, among other things. http://havetstorm.tripod.com/knightmare/id34.html
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Check out The Eye Shield issue 44 to find everything you could possibly want to know about the board game (section entitled Board of Knightmare?)
Thanks, very good. I think I saw that article when it came out but being on the boardgamegeek website made me think about the game.
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Not the Knightmare board game, but does anyone remember from the late 80s - Ghost Castle?
It always reminded me of Knightmare when I was young and I used to play it with my sister every Friday after KM.
It consisted I think of four rooms with a central staircase which you had to climb at the end. There was a glow-in-the-dark skull which you dropped down the chimney and could land in any of the rooms and knock your opponents over. And there were ghosts masks which you had to put on your figure which froze him and made you miss your turn. There was also a knight with an axe or a sword who you had to avoid being hit with.
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sorry forgot the link!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130165750157
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Especially since some sellers seem to want upwards of £15 for it. If I didn't have something very important to save for I'd buy that.
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Not the Knightmare board game, but does anyone remember from the late 80s - Ghost Castle?
It always reminded me of Knightmare when I was young and I used to play it with my sister every Friday after KM.
It consisted I think of four rooms with a central staircase which you had to climb at the end. There was a glow-in-the-dark skull which you dropped down the chimney and could land in any of the rooms and knock your opponents over. And there were ghosts masks which you had to put on your figure which froze him and made you miss your turn. There was also a knight with an axe or a sword who you had to avoid being hit with.
Brilliant game, artwork and design and that. There was a Ghostbusters version too. Can you imagine a 3-D Knightmare board game?
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Read this if you want to know all about the Knightmare board game: http://www.knightmare.com/attachments/920_Issue%2044.pdf
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This might also be of interest, in an unofficial way...
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