''A Jakállan Intrigue'' is a 1984 fantasy role-playing game adventure published by
Tékumel Games for ''
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Contents
''A Jakállan Intrigue'' is an adventure in which the
player character
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s work with several
non-player character
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s to perform functions such as guards and assistants in the city of Jakalla.
Reception
Frederick Paul Kiesche III reviewed ''A Jakállan Intrigue'' in ''
Space Gamer
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'' No. 71.
Kiesche commented that "''Intrigue'' is an excellent adventure, far superior to much of what is currently on the market. A fine new product from Tekumel Games, indicating that we have real talent working there!"
References
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Fantasy role-playing game adventures
Role-playing game supplements introduced in 1984
Tékumel