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2003 saw ten Fighting Fantasy gamebooks from Wizard Books with Steve Jackson's Sorcery! series being incorporated into the main series for the first time. (Puffin book numbers in square brackets.)
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- ??: The website Advancedfightingfantasy.com closes down, to later reopen as the official site.
- ??: The website The Realms of Shabak closes down.
- ??: Amateur adventure House of Horror is published online.
- ??: during 2003, the following RPG conversions were published by Myriador:
January[]
February[]
- 10th: Official Fighting Fantasy website Fightingfantasygamebooks.com launched and run by David Holt.
- 17th: Forest of Doom (#8 [#3]) and Sorcery! 1: The Shamutanti Hills (#9 [#Sorcery! 1]) published.
March[]
April[]
- 7th: Caverns of the Snow Witch (#10 [#9]) and Sorcery! 2: Kharé - Cityport of Traps (#11 [#Sorcery! 2]) published.
- 29th: The website Fighting Fantasy Project is launched.
May[]
- 22nd: Trial of Champions (#12 [#21]) published.
June[]
- 5th: Sorcery! 3: The Seven Serpents (#13 [#Sorcery! 3]) published.
July[]
- ??: An e-Book version of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain was released for the Palm OS by Proporta.
- 26th: Amateur adventure Passages of Peril is published online at Advancedfightingfantasy.com.
August[]
- 15th: ウォーロック Chronicle is launched with the first issue.
September[]
- ??: The first issue of the webzine The Salamonis Gazette is published online.
- 4th: Armies of Death (#14 [#36]) and Sorcery! 4: The Crown of Kings (#15 [#Sorcery! 4]) published.
- 18th: Last non-spam post to Fightingfantasy2 : Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks chat forum.
October[]
- 18th: The website FF Reviews Archive is launched by Per Jorner.
November[]
- 6th: Return to Firetop Mountain (#16 [#50]) and Island of the Lizard King (#17 [#7]) published.
December[]
- 17th: A sample version of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain was published with Issue 68 of Cartoon Network Magazine.
- 28th: The second issue of ウォーロック Chronicle is published.
| Preceded by 2002 |
2003 | Succeeded by 2004 |
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