Yes!! That one, and the new King of Monsters, (The one right before Godzilla Vs Kong) was pretty good.
Godzilla doesn't take crap from anything!!
Hey have you guys ever read those Lone Wolf Adventure books?
I used to read these all the time when I was younger.
Before everyone could afford to buy videogame systems, us kids had to find our adventures elsewhere.
The following is a collection of Lone Wolf Adventure Books written by Joe Dever. I read these books from 4th grade to 7th grade.
These are not read like normal books!!!
Joe Dever has released these to the Public!!
And Project Aon is what it's called.
projectaon.org
Here is the books Download page..
https://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/AllOfTheBooks
I have only downloaded the one at top that says "standard full-featured, multi-page HTML editions"
Here is the Direct Download link to it....
http://www.projectaon.org/en/pub/all-books.zip
This is the Offline Version
You will find 4 Folders inside this zip archive. The 3rd folder is lw which stands for Lone Wolf. The other folders are other Adventure Books.
To Start a Book...
Go into folder and find "toc.htm" (Which stands for Table Of Contents) and double-click to start each book.
This will always be starting place for each book and is usually found towards the end of the files.
When you read a page, at the bottom there will be a foward button with arrow pointing right....
You need to click this unless it asks you a question, and then you just click the appropriate answer, and it will take you to that page in the story.
This is not like a regular book!! When you start reading it, you will see what I mean.
The strategy is to make it through the whole story alive. You will collect many items and learn many disciplines on your Lone Wolf Journeys...If you go into battle and lose your all your life, you must restart from beginning of the book. There are many ways to lose your life...Be careful!!! Items gained can be carried over into next book. So start with Book 1 in the "lw" folder
Here are the rules as posted on site...
The [Kai] Game Rules
These rules do not come from any particular book. They are a generic set of rules designed to help new readers familiarize themselves with the rules--not walk the reader through a particular book. The details of the rules in each book will differ from what you find here.
You keep a record of your adventure on the Action Chart.
During your training as a Kai Lord you have developed fighting prowess--COMBAT SKILL and physical stamina--ENDURANCE. Before you set off on your adventure you need to measure how effective your training has been. To do this take a pencil and, with your eyes closed, point with the blunt end of it on to the Random Number Table. If you pick 0 it counts as zero.
If you have already completed an adventure with your character, you should not pick his COMBAT SKILL and ENDURANCE again. You should use those scores already picked.
The first number that you pick from the Random Number Table in this way represents your COMBAT SKILL. Add 10 to the number you picked and write the total in the COMBAT SKILL section of your Action Chart (i.e. if your pencil fell on the number 4 in the Random Number Table you would write in a COMBAT SKILL of 14). When you fight, your COMBAT SKILL will be pitted against that of your enemy. A high score in this section is therefore very desirable.
The second number that you pick from the Random Number Table represents your powers of ENDURANCE. Add 20 to this number and write the total in the ENDURANCE section of your Action Chart (i.e. if your pencil fell on the number 6 on the Random Number Table you would have 26 ENDURANCE points).
If you are wounded in combat you will lose ENDURANCE points. If at any time your ENDURANCE points fall to zero or below, you are dead and the adventure is over. Lost ENDURANCE points can be regained during the course of the adventure, but your number of ENDURANCE points can never go above the number with which you start your adventure.
You start each adventure with your maximum ENDURANCE point score (see Lone Wolf Club Newsletter: Summer Special 1987).
If you have successfully completed any previous book of the Lone Wolf series, you will already have your COMBAT SKILL, ENDURANCE points and Kai Disciplines which you can now carry over with you to this book. You may also carry over any Weapons and Special Items that you held at the end of the previous book and these should be entered on your new Action Chart (you are still limited to two Weapons and eight Backpack Items).
You may also carry over any Backpack Items and Currency (e.g. Gold Crowns) that you possessed at the end of the last adventure. Some readers feel that you should not carry over Meals since they are perishable, but this is not even hinted at in the rules, so this is optional.
You may choose one bonus Kai Discipline to add to your Action Chart for every Lone Wolf adventure you have successfully completed; then read the section on equipment for this book carefully.
You may add one Discipline if you have completed a previous adventure successfully. In other words, you earn one new Discipline each time you complete an adventure successfully.
We used to have to keep track of these items and things with seperate piece of paper.
But now they have an Action Chart that you can keep track of all your items with.
The Action Charts use Java. (Has a built-in Number Generator for battles and can save until next reading time.)
Find Lone Wolf Action Chart here..
https://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/LoneWolfActionChart
Direct Download Link here..
http://www.projectaon.org/staff/timothy/lwac.zip
And Freeway Warrior Action Chart here...
http://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/FreewayWarriorActionChart
Direct Download Link here..
http://www.projectaon.org/staff/iain/FreewayWarrior/FWAC/fwac.jar
Find the Reader's Handbook here for rules...
http://www.projectaon.org/en/ReadersHandbook/Home
Which is also available for download in PDF form.
Also an online version with built in Action Charts found here...
www.projectaon.org
I hope you enjoy these as much as I did growing up reading them.
Well what are you waiting for?
Let the Lone Wolf Adventure begin!!
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