Kharé: Cityport of Traps

Summary

Kharé: Cityport of Traps is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Kharé: Cityport of Traps authored Cityport of Traps — author (P50): Steve Jackson^[2].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's instance of is recorded as Cityport of Traps — instance of (P31): literary work^[3].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's illustrator is recorded as Cityport of Traps — illustrator (P110): John Blanche^[4].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps was published by Cityport of Traps — publisher (P123): Penguin Books^[5].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's genre is Cityport of Traps — genre (P136): gamebook^[6].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps followed Cityport of Traps — follows (P155): The Shamutanti Hills^[7].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps was followed by Cityport of Traps — followed by (P156): The Seven Serpents^[8].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's part of the series is recorded as Cityport of Traps — part of the series (P179): Sorcery!^[9].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's language of work or name is recorded as Cityport of Traps — language of work or name (P407): English^[10].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps was released on 1984^[11].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's has edition or translation is recorded as Cityport of Traps — has edition or translation (P747): Q135236305^[12].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's narrative location is recorded as Cityport of Traps — narrative location (P840): Old World^[13].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's narrative location is recorded as Cityport of Traps — narrative location (P840): Kharé^[14].
• Kharé: Cityport of Traps's title is recorded as Kharé: Cityport of Traps^[15].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Kharé: Cityport of Traps authored Cityport of Traps — author (P50): Steve Jackson^[2]. It was published by Cityport of Traps — publisher (P123): Penguin Books^[5].

Publication

Kharé: Cityport of Traps was released on 1984^[11]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Cityport of Traps — language of work or name (P407): English^[10]. Its genre is Cityport of Traps — genre (P136): gamebook^[6]. Its part of the series is recorded as Cityport of Traps — part of the series (P179): Sorcery!^[9].

Subject and Themes

Kharé: Cityport of Traps's part of the series is recorded as Cityport of Traps — part of the series (P179): Sorcery!^[9].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Kharé: Cityport of Traps followed Cityport of Traps — follows (P155): The Shamutanti Hills^[7]. It was followed by Cityport of Traps — followed by (P156): The Seven Serpents^[8].