Numero 01 de la colección "Dungeons & Dragons Aventura sin fin" la edición española de " Endless Quest" lanzado en la década de 1980 por TSR. Después se lanzaron dos ediciones mas con este titulo a mano de Wizards of the Coast en U.S.A. ( )

This is a really great adventure, especially for a CYOA style. There's strong characterization and the choices seem well thought out and aren't inserted just for the sake of breaking up the story. ( )

I remember reading these Endless Quest books ages ago, but when I went looking for them more recently I forgot that they weren't part of the "Choose Your Own Adventure" line. I probably read more of them than I remember, but I have very fond memories of the ones I know I read.

I read this whole series of books when I was a kid. Good clean adventures, good memories. ( )

Ah, what a treat. Picked up this gem from my childhood at a used book store. I remember reading this the first time, and how much I loved it then. You know what? I loved it this time too! I read it to it's conclusion, then went back and read it again to get to all the different ends.

Let's face it - back then juvie fiction read like juvie fiction. But it wan't the prose that had me enthralled all those years ago. It was the monsters! The magic! The treasure! The adventure! The choices that allowed me to control the story! How awesome is that? I got to dictate what happened in the story. And better yet, it's illustrated!

They don't write 'em like this anymore. Literally and figuratively. I don't think these are in print anymore (I haven't seen 'em), and I've not seen any new choose your own adventure books in some time. I'm sure Rose Estes was a fine writer in her time, but today this book wouldn't fly. The writing just isn't sophisticated enough for today's young readers. But who cares about that? You get to pick a path to adventure on an endless quest! ( )