Chronicles of Drunagor: Age of Darkness

the-fire-archmage-ninjastar9.0

Absolutely fantastic game. Complex enough to be a fun dungeoneering game but not overwhelming. Has a lot of characters and classes. Several points avoid perfection: - The plastic elevation bases for the map tiles. They're fragile, and they don't bring that much compared to the hassle of using them. Frankly, I would prefer a flat map, with elevation inferred by the terrain. Like Sword and Sorcery does. By the nature of how maps are composed, they're forced to be small and complicates adding tiles to the map. - The encroaching darkness. It's not that fun of a mechanic. I would have preferred enemies to be more difficult not to be on the run constantly. It feels like a dungeon rush. It may seem harsh as this is what distinguishes this game from sword and sorcery, but the playable mechanics of the characters compensate for it.

Nicolas Neveustar9.0

+Awakenings (Backer's Campaign) +Apocalypse +Desert of Helscar +Rise of the Undead Dragon +Spoils of War +The Shadow World +Monster Pack +Ruin of Luccanor +Build your own dungeon +Darkness Dice set +Update Pack +Hero Trayz +Lordwrath +Handuriel +Metal Initiative Marker +Companions and Furniture? Notes: Updated to second edition with update pack.

Paul Mulskistar7.2

The 3D terrain to create varying heights, Doors for hidden or randomly generated rooms, cube resource management for heroes abilities, and Tetris style darkness to create player urgency makes this dungeon crawler a unique experience.