Board Game Review 2: Dungeons and Dragons Castle Ravenloft

[@BoggartBear]

All of your board game reviews have been great, also Sean has an epic beard. Hope you continue to make these reviews!

[@TTstudioFilms]

Would love to see more reviews like this or even just some play throughs.

[@BloodAndGutsTV]

It seemed very confusing at first but then after awhile, it didn't seem that hard.

[@joedelarios1]

Thanks guys! Fun review. This game has been sitting at my house for months now. My 3 year old and I just play with the figures but now I actually know how to play it the way it was designed. Keep making vids!

[@GrumpyXen]

Even in a co-op game, Sean "wins" in the end. After a lifetime of experience, all I can say is: Get used to it...

[@AlbertChyn]

10:39 LOL He's late to work!

[@WonderCreationStudios]

Great video! I loved the final fantasy alternative victory song that you did for this review. Not sure how many people caught that.

[@dweykamp]

are all the versions of d and d like that

[@FailroadExpress]

dweykamp There are so many versions of D&D out there that I'm not sure what you're talking about. We haven't played all the D&D board games, like the one in the video, so I can't say for sure. There is a very simple D&D board game called "Dungeon" which we will have a video out on soon. It's very different from what's in this video. Now, if you're asking about the traditional D&D RPG's, they are drastically more complex than the board game and each version is very different in some ways and very similar in others. Ravenloft is based on D&D 4.0. Hope that answers your question.

[@fr0stbite888]

At the very end was hilarious...

[@warrensinclair1411]

I oddly have a cousin named sean that looks exactly like him. I thought it was him at first,

[@FailroadExpress]

Our Friend, Sean, is definitely an odd person with multiple personalities. He may very well be your cousin in disguise!

[@darksensei56]

"That's why we give it a 9. For the werewolf." Damn it werewolf! You had one job! ... And you were running late...

[@RustySuffering]

You guys need more subs!!!

[@xchosen0nex]

We bought this as our first D&D game and the first thing i noticed is that i only have 1 dice in my ravenloft game while your showing 4 dices. I checked some unboxing videos for ravenloft and they also have 1 dice. So im very puzzled. Are there different versions of the ravenloft game ? I want to note that absolutly everything looks the same as my game besides for the dices. Hope someone can clear this up for me. Thanks.

[@FailroadExpress]

+Patrick Speijer It's very possible that the guy who owned the game added extra dice to it. We're uncertain as we don't have the game with us right now.

[@xchosen0nex]

+FailroadExpress Thanks, after checking multiple unboxing videos im pretty sure your guy just added some extra dice :)

[@D2ezbmu]

What is the replay value on these? Do u keep your characters and you can keep playing again and again or is it individual instances? Is it like Pathfinder where you play for a long time with ur champ?

[@FailroadExpress]

+D2ezbmu Nope. This is a stand alone game in which you play different scenarios that should take around 2 hours to play. Each character can only level up once during a scenario and you don't make up your own character and keep them for multiple games. That said, it's still a lot of fun if you're not looking to play a long campaign that takes months to play. And you can also make up your own scenarios.

[@JohnSmith-dt3li]

I'm sorry, I just have to... It's a dice "roll", not "role".

[@FailroadExpress]

Haha. Yes, this is just another attack of our editor's minor dyslexia!

[@setheheart4911]

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