Ravensburger Dungeons, Dice and Danger Game for Kids and Adults Age 12 Years Up - 1 to 4 Players

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This rule makes you play with much more urgency, but also makes exploration and point-seeking dangerous pastimes, as they can cost you health. But then you get back up, and soon you understand this game state better and the headspace you have to inhabit to thrive in it, and start to remember the distinct personalities of each map. Failure to cross off two numbers from your map each turn means you take hits for each unused result, or “miss,” which is tracked on your Life Tracker. Approaching it on all sides is slow, so you may just want to go after the Monster as quick as you can.

My six-year-old took long turns, but he picked up what needed to happen just fine, and after our games ended, he just grabbed a fresh sheet and played by himself. Certain turns take a while, granted, and the game itself takes a good amount of time to play, but I never feel like the game is dragging. There are four different maps to choose from each with different obstacles/monsters/layouts to overcome which is always greatly appreciated. Since this is a dungeon crawl and not bingo, you can’t (Just) cross off matching numbers from anywhere on your map.The first thing to do is calculate a bit of Boss Monster scoring: every player who has not defeated the Boss Monster gains 3 VP for every 3 Damage they’ve done to it.

I would certainly recommend referring to the rules at the start of each game to make sure that you understand the specific rules for each particular dungeon.Quality You Can Trust – Ravensburger has been making quality games for the head, hand, and heart for over 130 years. Once all the health boxes of the monster have been crossed out it is defeated and the player receives a reward.