Dargon's Dungeon is a 1977 adventure published by Flying Buffalo for Tunnels & Trolls .
Dargon's Dungeon is a 1977 adventure published by Flying Buffalo for Tunnels & Trolls .
Dargon's Dungeon is an adventure for a single player character. [1]
Dargon's Dungeon was first published in 1977, and a remake was published in 1981. [1]
Forrest Johnson reviewed Dargon's Dungeon in The Space Gamer No. 43. [1] Johnson commented that "If you enjoy pointless solo dungeons, this is a fine one." [1]
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