Another of the James Ward gamebooks of 1 on 1 battles this one and, for the first time, the series explicitly declares itself as an AD&D gamebook on the cover, justifying its entry in this list, even if it is coming in a handful of months late.

The story of this one involves a Wizard and a Druid (who curiously are adorning the wrong covers of the books, with the Druid in the Wizard’s book and vice-versa) who need to fight a great evil, while at the same time trying to capture each other.

Reviews of the book on gamebooks.org state that it is more of the same as previous installments with little in terms of plot or character depth, but if you enjoyed previous entries you are also likely to enjoy this one.