The basic play set came with a bunch of wonderful plastic toys representing enemy kingdoms of vikings and barbarians. Out of this early 80s mix of increasingly sophisticated RPG and video gaming came the decidedly low-tech Crossbows and Catapults from Lakeside Games. Video games had also become a big part of my social life, both in my friends’ living rooms and in the arcades popping up in the malls and main streets near where I grew up.Ĭrossbows and Catapults as featured in a 1983 Sears catalog (only $12.99!) I already had a few years of Dungeons & Dragons under my belt and I was starting to stretch into some other fantasy role-playing, board and miniatures games. In 1983, I was 15 years old and living in a heyday of gaming.
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