otherwise they must roll below their attribute score on d20. Dragon Warriors requires the use of the whole spectrum of polyhedral dice: d4, d6, d8, d10 (d100), d12, and d20. Reception Robert Dale reviewed the first three books in the series - Dragon Warriors, The Way of Wizardry, and The Elven Crystals - for White Dwarf #74, giving it an overall rating of 9 out of 10, and stated that "The three books are well-presented, eye-catching, and should appeal to the uninitiated. The more experienced gamer should appreciate the care that has been taken to provide a fast, unrestrained, yet balanced and fair game." Dragon Warriors was ranked 48th in the 1996 reader poll of Arcane magazine to determine the 50 most popular roleplaying games of all time. The UK magazine's editor Paul Pettengale commented: "Unfortunately, even though this is a fine, solid system, the format makes it tricky to use in play. Still, it was well received throughout its short life, and is highly collectable these days." Reviews Casus Belli #31 (Feb 1986) Arcane #11 (October 1996), page 21 See also Blood Sword: A series of gamebooks set in the same fictional world as Dragon Warriors. References External links Fabled Lands blog curated by Dave Morris, co-creator and owner of Dragon Warriors Way of the Waysider; presents new adventures for DW and has good maps of Legend now defunct The Cobwebbed Forest; new rules and professions for DW by Lee Barklam Shaun Hately's new Dragon Warriors website The Unofficial Dragon Warriors Homepage DW Repository Advanced Dragon Warriors - an extension to the Dragon Warriors RPG system Maps of Legend, the Dragon Warriors world Dragon Warriors Wiki Serpent King Games, current publishers of Dragon Warriors Red Ruin Publishing website Red Ruin Publishing on drivethrurpg Red Ruin Publishing on itch.io Ambula in Fabulam on drivethrurpg Fantasy role-playing games British role-playing games Role-playing games introduced in 1985 Corgi books