Who/What am I? (The Yes/No) Game.

[Rath Darkblade]

Are you in Space Quest?

Yes! I am.

Are you in one of the Conquest series (Conquest for Longbow/Conquest for Camelot)?

(Not sure if those constitute "fantasy" since they take place on Earth, have real locations, etc).

I don't think these are fantasy. I would consider them to be more along the lines of "mythology", because we have no proof that either King Arthur or Robin Hood ever existed. Of course, many writers have put forward plenty of candidates for the two roles.

Fantasy and mythology, by the way, have plenty in common: heroes and heroic deeds, dreadful monsters, magic and magicians. I wouldn't be surprised if the modern fantasy genre stems from mythology. Tolkien certainly used Norse and Anglo-Saxon myths to create LOTR; I'm not sure if anyone wrote fantasy (at least, modern fantasy as opposed to medieval folktales and/or ancient mythology) before Tolkien. Any ideas?

[notbobsmith]

Are you a living thing?

[Rath Darkblade]

Yes, I am!

[notbobsmith]

Are you in an even-numbered game?

[Rath Darkblade]

No.

[notbobsmith]

Are you in Space Quest 1?

[Rath Darkblade]

Yes!

[Tawmis]

Are you a living thing?

[notbobsmith]

Are you intelligent? (As in human or an alien possessing human-like intelligence. For the purposes of this question, Roger Wilco would be considered "intelligent" )

[Rath Darkblade]

Are you a living thing?

Yes!

Are you intelligent? (As in human or an alien possessing human-like intelligence. For the purposes of this question, Roger Wilco would be considered "intelligent" )

*snerk!* Hmm ... unknown.

[notbobsmith]

Are you the Orat?

[Rath Darkblade]

Nope!

[notbobsmith]

Are you the tentacle monster in the cave?

[Tawmis]

Are you the Spider-Droid?
(Not sure if it's considered living...?)

[Rath Darkblade]

Are you the tentacle monster in the cave?

Yes! You got me.

Are you the Spider-Droid?
(Not sure if it's considered living...?)

*points up*

Your turn, notbobsmith!