Well, it's been almost a year-and-a-half since anyone posted on this thread. I wonder how many people are going to read this...

The title "Le Chevalier du Labyrinthe" means "The Knights of the Labyrinth", so "chevalier" obviously means "knight". A rather long time ago, there was a famous French man named Maurice Chevalier. His surname, therefore, means 'knight'. If he was British, his name might be 'Maurice Knight'. The name 'Maurice' sounds a little similar to 'Mark', and 'Mark Knight' was the name of the actor who played Lord Fear in Knightmare.

I don't know whether this has been mentioned before. It's quite trivial, but has anyone else ever noticed this rather obscure coincidence?

From Long-Beard.

I never really understood that 'Play Your Cards Right' thing. The last time I saw someone die because of that puzzle, Treguard told them "all you had to do was follow suit". So, I thought the Dungeoneer simply had to touch only the 'Hearts' cards, but that's what he did, and he still got killed anyway.

There must be some kind of logic to this obstacle, but I can't follow it. I think the next card they should have touched was the Five of Clubs. Why would that have been the right choice?

Feeling a little confused, but curious,

Long-Beard.