Le Chevalier du Labyrinthe
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Re:French Knightmare
lol I wonder whats more scary, the dungeon or the dungeon master
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Re:French Knightmare
The children seemed to be a lot more intelligent. Their maneuvering was excellent (if you ignore the initial mishap in room one).
The dance of the Labyrinth monsters was also quite amusing. I would have been tempted to tell the Dungeon Master to take over if he'd have shouted at me like that.
The dance of the Labyrinth monsters was also quite amusing. I would have been tempted to tell the Dungeon Master to take over if he'd have shouted at me like that.
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Re:French Knightmare
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.
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.
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Re:French Knightmare
.... Tell me.... how long did you spend working that one out?
(0-5 Minutes) Damn clever people
6 minutes-1Day) Thats some dedication
2 days to 1 week) Thats just creepy
2 weeks to 5 weeks) You need a girl/boy mate
I kid, i kid.... welcome!
(0-5 Minutes) Damn clever people
6 minutes-1Day) Thats some dedication
2 days to 1 week) Thats just creepy
2 weeks to 5 weeks) You need a girl/boy mate
I kid, i kid.... welcome!
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Re:French Knightmare
The French one I thought had turned more into a trivea gaem show rather than the puzzle room etc of the true knightmare
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