“A weekend away, fantasy role-playing games and Jason”s 35th birthday. As Colin struggles with his new Viking helmet and Jason prepares to play the legendary , the guests arrive on the island of Guernsey.
First, there”s Brett, he”s the action man of the group. Then there”s Barry, more excitable puppy than human. Mary, a sweet and shy schoolteacher turns up with her dour friend, Fugly, and last to arrive is Miles, the only newcomer and a possible thorn in Jason”s control-freak side.
By the end of the weekend, friendships will have changed, harsh words will have been exchanged, faces will have been slapped, bags of frozen peas will have been shoved down trousers, and Viking helmets will have been inserted in places they shouldn”t be. Will Jason”s defences crumble, will the intrepid explorers discover riches beyond their dreams, and will Colin finally stand up for himself?
Ring of Truth is a quintessentially, eccentrically charming British comedy about life, love, loss and luck, and highlights that the real world is every bit as exciting, thrilling, romantic and funny as anything encountered in the realms of fantasy role-playing games.”
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