Dungeons of Doria

[@haxan6663]

I love Dungeons of Doria and I am so glad that I looked beyond the tile art and gave it a chance. There is an incredible amount of variety in that box, and it is great value for money. As someone who owns far too many games, I really appreciate a ruleset that I can pretty much remember, so if I choose to play after a break, I don't have to spend an hour relearning the game. Those monster modifiers can be brutal?! As a long-term dungeon crawler fan, I thoroughly recommend Dungeons of Doria. And those new tiles are looking a lot better?

[@DieRollin]

I concur about the value for money here, you get so much content in this box that you could be playing just this for a long time or like you say keep coming back and pick up where you left off thanks to the ruleset being pretty straightforward.

[@malcolmsleight9334]

One of our gaming group has Dungeons of Doria, but I have League of Dungeoneers.

[@DieRollin]

So you have best of both worlds!?

[@haxan6663]

Two of my favourite games.

[@csalaja]

Thank you for the review, it's very informative! If you are a DIY type of gamer you can buy the PnP for very low price.

[@DieRollin]

Thanks so much and thanks for the tip about the PnP

[@keithplunske6155]

Yea but at the card count and time it would take at least 50$ and 8 to 10 hours to get everything set up

[@florianschoniger5354]

@@keithplunske6155 At least. But now there is the option of the reprint. Might lead to more first-prints on the second hand market since some german gamers might reorder and switch to the german game.

[@PsychicLord]

A nice viewpoint. Have you managed to play Dungeon Crusade, if so how does it compare for you?

[@DieRollin]

Hi there, thanks for watching! I am still awaiting a review copy of the game so cannot comment I'm afraid.