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What was it about this toy that made it just stand out from so many toddler toys from the 90s?
>Multiple expansions such as the siege engine, giant, wizards, and a plethora of extra knights
>Two CD-ROM game adaptations
>A fucking cassette tape adaptation
>Various coloring books
>Mix and match with sets like the Robin hood and Pirate Ship sets
I remember I could never get the red dragon, my mom spent ages trying to find it.
Regardless, almost every millennial who had this in their youth enjoyed it greatly and I think things like this are incredibly helpful for a child's developing imagination. Do you have any fond memories of it?
>Multiple expansions such as the siege engine, giant, wizards, and a plethora of extra knights
>Two CD-ROM game adaptations
>A fucking cassette tape adaptation
>Various coloring books
>Mix and match with sets like the Robin hood and Pirate Ship sets
I remember I could never get the red dragon, my mom spent ages trying to find it.
Regardless, almost every millennial who had this in their youth enjoyed it greatly and I think things like this are incredibly helpful for a child's developing imagination. Do you have any fond memories of it?
