We enjoy playing the new characters. So fun! Red Dragons Inn is a family favorite game (we call it the don't drink and don't gamble game;))
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You’ve spent all day dealing with meddlesome adventurers slaying your monsters and taking your stuff
Now it’s high time you kicked back for an evening at the Black Dragon Depths, the Undercity’s counterpart to The Red Dragon Inn. And wouldn’t you know it, your wicked “arch-colleagues” have had the same idea!
Drink, gamble and roughhouse with your frenemies. Just remember to keep an eye on your gold, because your tablemates will be trying to take it from you, and if you run out, you’ll be spending the night wandering the dungeon. Oh… and try not to get too beaten up or drunk, because these cutthroats won’t hesitate to keep the party going without you – after looting your body for gold, of course!
This standalone game is fully compatible with all other Red Dragon Inn expansions. In addition, it includes rules and components for the following game mode variants:
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- Number of Players: 2-4
- Playing Time: 30-60 Minutes
- Ages: 13 and Up
Dungeon Events: The new Dungeon Event Deck adds zany new events that’ll be sure to spice up your time at the tavern, or kill you all trying!
• Boss Battle: Choose a villain, ramp up their power level with Boss cards, then play in this ruthless all-versus-one mode!
• Team Games: In addition to Boss Battle, this game includes rules for other team variants, including Two-Headed Dragon and Leaders and Lackeys.
Amundyr the Cursed
Amundyr’s mummifying curse of undeath came from a desperate – but successful – effort to defend the ancient world from an endless stream of demons and dragons. These days, she takes on the far more mundane task of defending her tomb’s treasures from an endless stream of pesky adventurers.
The Bad: Her pet scarabs help her take care of those greedy dungeon-delvers.
The Worse: Those scarabs can give you a bad case of mummy rot.
Baron von Vlazlo
Vlazlo is an ancient vampire – a super-strong sanguinary shapeshifter. However, he also has a quick wit and jovial nature which make him the enthralling unlife of the party! Avoid his amiable charm, or you could find yourself down a pint or two!
The Bad: He’s not looking for a pint of ale.
The Worse: “Don’t vorry. It’s joost a nibble.”
Daareka the Mindbreaker
Daareka earned her title by breaking the minds of “lesser creatures” – her term for “everyone other than me”. She insists that you are having a good time, even though you’ve been buying all of her drinks and haven’t won a hand of cards yet. And anyway, it was your idea to come down to the tavern tonight… wasn’t it?
The Bad: This femme fatale makes sure you make all the right choices in life.
The Worse: She’s the one making the decisions for you.
Torglesnarf Duncleton, First of His Name
The self-proclaimed “King of All Goblins”, Torglesnarf has reigned over his relatively minor brood-clan with the ironclad fists of the minions he pays liberally to make sure that nobody else more qualified takes his throne.
The Bad: Torglesnarf isn’t particularly intimidating or powerful.
The Worse: He is, however, clever enough to hire thugs who are!
Ruined box and gunk.
I just want to start saying that I absolutely LOVE RDI. It’s an amazing game that I’ve enjoyed with friends hundreds of times, and this expansion in particular is my favorite because I mainly play The Wench. However, this review speaks to the merit of ordering from here.Upon receiving my game, the corner was completely busted in and the packaging was covered in gunk. Sure, the gunk would come off when the plastic was removed, but it still absolutely should not be there. Even then, there was no recovering that obliterated corner. Now, you may blame that on the shipping, but the package was in perfect condition, and was quite the rigid package, so there’s no way it was from it being chucked around. It was packaged in that condition. I don’t know who thought it was acceptable to ship a brand new game, for the price of a new game, with the box destroyed, but that’s not what I expect when I buy a board game (especially since I’m really particular about the conditions of my boxes). Quality control is seriously lacking if that’s the kind of game I’m receiving. I’m saddened by the fact that I now have to refrain from playing RDI7 at game night simply because I can’t open it so that I can return it and get a box that’s actually the shape it should be. That return and replacement is already initiated, so it will hopefully turn out better this time, but I’m just honestly really disappointed.
