The complete Fighting Fantasy Collection is vast, made up not only of the Puffin Books publications and Wizard Books publications, but also of a vast array of official Licensed Merchandise. This page aims to have the complete list of products. There have been a number of attempts to produce such a list on various sites and publications, notably most recently in the 25th Anniversary Edition of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain. However, on each occasion items have been missed or erroneously listed and so it is wise to suggest that this list may increase in size in the future as ever more obscure items come to light.
Puffin Books[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Collection - Puffin Books
Gamebooks[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks (Puffin)
Steve Jackson's Sorcery![]
Fighting Fantasy - The Role-Playing Game Books[]
The Advanced Fighting Fantasy System[]
Fighting Fantasy Novels[]
The Zagor Chronicles[]
PuzzleQuest Books[]
Two-Player Gamebooks[]
First Fighting Fantasy[]
Other Books[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Collection - Puffin Books#Other Books
Warlock Magazine[]
Miscellaneous Puffin Merchandise[]
- This includes details of Bookmarks, Questpacks, Boxsets, Posters, some computer games and Unique Items.
Wizard Books[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Collection - Wizard Books
Gamebooks[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks (Wizard)
Miscellaneous Wizard Merchandise[]
Fighting Fantasy Licensed Merchandise[]
Video Games[]
- Main article: Computer Games
There were at least seven titles converted by a variety of publishers and developers, over a combination of seven platforms. The various combinations of title and platform are clearly shown in the main article.
Mobile Phone Games[]
e-Book[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy e-Books
Boardgames[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Boardgames
Title | Publisher | Designer | Illustrator | Box illustrator | First published |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
The Warlock of Firetop Mountain | Games Workshop | Steve Jackson | Dave Andrews | Peter Andrew Jones | 1986 |
Legend of Zagor | Parker Bros./Hasbro | Unknown | Martin McKenna | Unknown | 1993 |
Jigsaws[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Jigsaws
The jigsaws were made by Games Workshop and advertised as "500 Pieces De Luxe Fantasy Puzzles".[1] The two jigsaws were:
Miniatures & Models[]
Fighting Fantasy Miniatures[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Figure
There were 27 plastic figures created by Citadel Miniatures in the Fighting Fantasy Heroes range:
Heroes[]
- Wizards
- FF01: Mystic Wizard
- FF02: Mystic Wizard
- FF03: Mystic Wizard
- Barbarians
- FF04: Mighty Thewed Barbarian
- FF05: Mighty Thewed Barbarian
- FF06: Mighty Thewed Barbarian
- Heroic Knights
- FF07: Heroic Knight
- FF08: Heroic Knight
- FF09: Heroic Knight
- Warriors of Chaos
- FF10: Warrior of Chaos
- FF11: Warrior of Chaos
- FF12: Warrior of Chaos
- Dwarfs
- FF13: Fearless Dwarf
- FF14: Fearless Dwarf
- FF15: Fearless Dwarf
- Elves - Advertised - not released[2]
Monsters[]
- Skeletons
- FF16: Deadly Skeleton
- FF17: Deadly Skeleton
- FF18: Deadly Skeleton
- Goblins
- FF19: Evil Goblin
- FF20: Evil Goblin
- FF21: Evil Goblin
- Orcs
- FF22: Vile Orc
- FF23: Vile Orc
- FF24: Vile Orc
- Ogres
- FF25: Ogre
- FF26: Ogre
- FF27: Ogre
- Zombies - Advertised - not released[2]
Associated Items[]
Models[]
- Main article: Fighting Fantasy Ornaments
d20 Role-Playing Adventure Scenarios[]
- Main article: Myriador
The following books have thus far been converted:
- The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
- Caverns of the Snow Witch
- Deathtrap Dungeon
- Sorcery 1: The Shamutanti Hills
- Trial of Champions
- Sorcery 2: Kharé - Cityport of Traps
- Forest of Doom
- Sorcery 3: The Seven Serpents