โ Scribed by Richard Hedley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A fat barbarian. Obnoxious talking swords. Heroes dont get more epic than this.
Barney is on a mission to rescue Queen Prunella from the Sorcerer. Armed with his chatty magic swords, Barney will encounter fire-breathing dragons, gratuitous violence, a barfly wizard named Doug, dragonmen, a seductive wood nymph, and, maybe, the true meaning of friendship.
And then things get really interesting.
Is our barbarian actually trapped in a twisted game to test his resolve to embrace Might as a way of life? Is pacifism a legitimate lifestyle choice for a magic sword? What kind of barbarian knows the difference between imply and infer?
Pick up Fat Barbarian for the answer to these and other questions you didnt know you had.
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