Dungeons and Dragons: Castle Ravenloft Board Game
November 3, 2014 - Comment
Dungeons and Dragons: Castle Ravenloft Board Game Product Features For 1-5 players Challenging quests Tons of replay value Multiple scenarios Cooperative game-play
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Dungeons and Dragons: Castle Ravenloft Board Game
Product Features
- For 1-5 players
- Challenging quests
- Tons of replay value
- Multiple scenarios
- Cooperative game-play
A Mist is Rising… Caveat: I played this game at GenCon (Indianapolis; August 4 – 8, 2010) however, as of this writing, the game is not yet available. At the time it was a complete shrink-wrapped game box and package as one would purchase and I am inclined to believe that it is the finished product, pending any severe issues that may have come up during the course of people playing it at the convention.
Fun was had by all! After reading many positive comments about this game and watching the “unboxing” video on the WotC web site […] I decided that this would be the perfect introduction to DnD for my daughters (ages 11 and 12). The general consensus that I got from reading up on the game was that it plays very much like DnD 4th Edition with the role of the GM played by the careful, but brief rule system. The box contains a rule booklet (available as a PDF download from the game site), and an adventure booklet…
A fantastic but incredibly hard game Years ago, during my junior high and high school days, I was a connoisseur of tabletop RPGs. I had my gang of players and we would spent hours and weekends playing whatever RPG we had in front of us, from D&D to White Wolf to Gurps and beyond. As I grew older and grew apart from my old friends, my books have gone into storage. I always want to get back into those games, but my friends, even my geeky ones, don’t normally have the patience, drive or desire to really dig into a campaign…