Which one of the Dungeons and Dragons board games is it best to buy first?
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To be honest this one, I have played two out of the three and drizzt is by far the best.
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You can buy any first, then mix them together. This one seems to be a bit easier so it may be a better choice to get started with.
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You can definitely play this one without having played the original. This one has the added dynamic of the dragons roaming the seas (that have the ability to sink your boat) and being able to change direction and how many are on the board. This is not an expansion pack, so no worries. I don't know if you can play "without the dragons" but I don't see why not, especially if you have smaller children that may have a harder comprehending the dynamic of rolling dice to add dragons/change direction.
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You could potentially get away with buying the expansions. I would buy the base deck for more options though. I have the base, plus two expansions, and want to buy more.
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If you would buy these I would start with 1 because the cards will not be 1st ed. Nor will the rares be easier to pull. If your looking for certain cards I would reccomend buying the pack for those peticular cards instead. If your wanting to spend that amount of money I would reccomend waiting about 2 weeks and buying the newest pack (Legacy of the valiant).
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Junior HedBanz game. My 7-10 yos love it. Wobble Deck is a great game for this age group as well. Both are in my collection of board games for game night. No video games allowed here.
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Does it really matter? I mean it is a book which contains all the rules you will need to play a RPG boardgame with friends. To be able to play an RPG boardgame you need toys such as figurines, dice etc.So I'd say it encompasses different kinds of classification.
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Bog box is great, but I playa lot of board games with folks. After playing quite a bit of Dominion, I can say that you would be happy with the regular game. Loads of fun with a ton of replay value without needing the expansions.
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You don't NEED it, however the dice, the maps, pre generated characters (of which there are two more for free online), tokens, adventure (as well as its sequel, again free online) and quick reference rulebook make it a bargain. I highly recommend it!
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My guess is that this is the R&R; version. If you want a specific version, you can probably find someone selling it on BGG.
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yes dragons maze is always a good choice, its my favorite tbh but the "latest" is born of the gods, but yes this is a good choice!
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Having all the sets: First should be normal DominionSecond should be Intrigue if you play with 5-6 players; Seaside otherwiseThird Prosperity if you got Seaside; Seaside if you got IntrigueFourth Intrigue if you got Seaside first; Otherwise ProsperityFifth Hinterlands .. it's a good set but not a beginners set at all.Then would get the small sets Cornucopia then Alchemy.
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I'd still suggest getting the original first. It is simpler, the cards mostly do one thing, and it covers the basic ideas of the game. Intrigue has a lot of cards that give you choices, it has more variety and mixes the basic cards together, which slows new players down a little. We also play with a lot of people who aren't hardcore gamers.I like having both though as sometimes we play with 5 and 6 people. We ended up with those two and Prosperity and Hinterlands because these expansions don't add many new rules, but give lots of options. That way we can still play the game with non-hardcore gamers but it's still fun for us. I'd still suggest getting the original first. It is simpler, the cards mostly do one thing, and it covers the basic ideas of the game. Intrigue has a lot of cards that give you choices, it has more variety and mixes the basic cards together, which slows new players down a little. We also play with a lot of people who aren't hardcore gamers.I like having both though as sometimes we play with 5 and 6 people. We ended up with those two and Prosperity and Hinterlands because these expansions don't add many new rules, but give lots of options. That way we can still play the game with... » Read More I'd still suggest getting the original first. It is simpler, the cards mostly do one thing, and it covers the basic ideas of the game. Intrigue has a lot of cards that give you choices, it has more variety and mixes the basic cards together, which slows new players down a little. We also play with a lot of people who aren't hardcore gamers.I like having both though as sometimes we play with 5 and 6 people. We ended up with those two and Prosperity and Hinterlands because these expansions don't add many new rules, but give lots of options. That way we can still play the game with non-hardcore gamers but it's still fun for us. « Show Less
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From the picture it looks like first edition. I bought this earlier this year & the box was square instead of rectangular. I don't know of any differences between the editions and both will work with all editions of the base game. Might check out BoardGameGeek.com for more info.
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This comes with a beginner adventure and some abridged rules. If you buy the core rules you can still play through the adventures that are available online. The product is very professionally done with a great booklet for the rules, character sheets and dice.
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This is called a Dungeons and Dragons Expansion Pack. It connects with 4 other Dungeon Command games, but can be played alone. The other 4 games are "Curse of the Undeath," with zombie warriors and monsters; "Sting of Lolth," with giant spiders and spider warriors; "Tyranny of Goblins," with goblin warriors and goblin monsters; and "Blood of Gruumsh," with orc warriors and orc monsters. I do have an unopened "Curse of the Undeath" if you were interested at our store, it would cost $37 plus $6 shipping.
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It's the book for the game. You can get the dice from just about any board game, though. Raid a Monopoly game or whatever you've got around. It just calls for standard six-sided dice. Typically you want them in two separate colors for good things and bad things, with at least two dice of each color for each player involved, but you can always use the same color and just remember which ones are "good" and which ones are "bad." I use black and white dice, and found a box of 10 black dice for under 5 dollars at a local hobby shop. I also found around 10 white dice for under that, too. They're pretty ubiquitous. Chessex is a good place to go for this. Here's a link, which includes other options for different colors on the page. http://www.amazon.com/Chessex-Opaque-White-Black-Block/dp/B000RZN604/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381343450&sr=8-1&keywords=black+and+white+dice Really, Fiasco isn't all that complicated. The dice are just there for the eventual outcome and the mid-game craziness, so I wouldn't sweat it much if you can't find the exact dice you want.
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Dominion is my wife and I favorite game. Race for the Galaxy (with alien artifacts) is our 2nd favorite. They are different games but you should like both. Check out Marvel Legendary if you like deck builders. It is SUPERBMr, Tom